US millionaire's spacecraft lands in Kazakhstan

US millionaire scientist Gregory Olsen and a two-man Russian-American crew returned from the international space station to Earth early today in a lightning-swift, bone-jarring descent.

The touchdown of the Russian Soyuz space capsule on the cold, wind-swept steppes of northern Kazakhstan, where Russia’s manned-space facilities are based, ended the third trip by a private citizen to the orbiting laboratory.