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For the first time, the Federal Communications Commission issued a space debris fine against a company.Dish Network received a $150,000 fine on Tuesday as the FCC claims that a now-defunct satellite was unable to reach a proper altitude for it to orbit.According to the FCC, Dish Network launched its EchoStar-7 satellite in 2002. The satellite was given approva
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OMAHA, Neb. 鈥?Fire crews in Nebraska spent Monday night battling a fire at a chemical plant in Omaha.That massive fire caused trouble in parts of the downtown area and south Omaha, with heavy smoke throughout parts of the city. Batallion Chief Scott Fitzpatrick said the first 911 call came in just before 7 p.m. Monday. Firefighters retreated after finding a much bigger fire than anticipated.Fitzpatrick added that crews fought the fire from outside, noting that the building contained propane bottles and other c
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