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Launch of Rovers postponed

CAPE CANAVERAL JUNE 9. Poor weather postponed by a day the launch of a rocket holding the first of a pair of golf-cart-sized rovers destined to examine the surface of Mars for evidence of water. Storms and high wind yesterday forced NASA to reschedule the flight for today afternoon, although storms also were forecast over the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

— AP

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