Four Seasons Country Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for highs around 75 to 80 with lows near 60. Partly sunny skies and a 40 percent shower and thunderstorm chance this afternoon. Thursday brings more showers and storms with highs in the mid 70s and lows around the mid 50s. Partly cloudy conditions expected by Saturday.
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Russians Abandon Mir Space Station In August
Moscow reports cosmonauts will leave the Mir space station in August and the station will be unmanned. Fewer funds, about 250 million dollars annually, push Russia to shift focus to the international space station. Delays have left the first permanent ISS crew not moving in until next March, almost two years late.
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Sun completes 226 million year orbit of Milky Way
Astronomers using a radio telescope measured the Sun’s galactic year at 226 million years. The Sun and planets move about 135 miles per second around the Milky Way, placing the solar system’s orbit with unprecedented precision.
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Welfare to work funds underutilized across states
A $3 billion federal pool for welfare recipients with major barriers has seen only about 8 percent of the first year’s money spent after a year and a half. Officials urge rule changes to broaden eligibility while critics say the program is not working and should not get more money.
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Clinton orders probe into entertainment violence link
President Clinton announced a $1 million, 18 month investigation by the Justice Department and FTC into how video games music and movies market violence to children and whether sales are restricted to minors. He cited daily exposure to violence and urged industry restraint.
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