Soviet Superjet aims to rival Western airliners
The Soviet Union showcases the TL 134 as a test model built at the Kuibyshev aircraft plant. Official figures cite a capacity up to 250 passengers and a cruising speed of 540 mph. Planned for early use on domestic routes and international zones of Aeroflot.
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U.S. Tracks Chinese Moves Near Paracels and Peking
U.S. intelligence reports say China has expanded a naval focus in the Paracel Islands with more than thirty base structures and a growing ship berthing area. Detected SAM sites rise to thirty seven with ten more hoped for by year end amid increased overflights and missile defenses on the mainland.
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Public barred from seeing industrial waste figures
Washington AP reports the federal permit program will shield public access to input-output data used to set pollution limits. EPA officials say the secrecy helps adjust permits to antipollution guidelines, while critics fear reduced accountability for water quality standards and permit compliance. Levels for petroleum refining dairy processing and fruit canning are slated for guideline publication.
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Study on personal crisis reports in America prompts concerns
In Dallas AP reports death by own action ranks as a top cause for ages 15 to 44. Dr Calvin J Frederick notes loss of appetite, low sex drive and insomnia flag danger but many professionals miss signs. He cites that half of those who commit suicide had seen a doctor or pastor within a month.
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Redrawn Districts Force Incumbents to Quit or Move
AP survey shows redrawn districts will compel at least 16 sitting congressmen to quit or run against fellow incumbents next year. States losing seats include New York and Pennsylvania by two each, with others dropping one seat. Maryland Virginia and Texas districts are redrawn to squeeze incumbents into fewer districts as population shifts reshape the House.
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Monmouth College Hosts Six Summer Sessions for Students
Students from more than 4 percent of area schools attend one of six summer sessions at Monmouth College in New Jersey. A lifeguard strike at Jones Beach in New York prompted helicopters, motor launches, and uniformed police to warn bathers against swimming in deep water.
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