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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1989

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3

Gorbachev denies he seeks power amid new Soviet Congress

In Moscow the inaugural session of the Congress of People's Deputies ended with Mikhail Gorbachev denying he is power hungry. Andrei Sakharov assailed the body as failing its task and warned that electing Gorbachev with greater powers gave the party chief absolute personal power. The congress, meeting May 25, elected Gorbachev to a strengthened presidency and named a full-time legislature to replace the rubber-stamp body. Government officials disclosed a 34 billion ruble foreign debt.

Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Andrei D. Sakharov Sakharov Congress of People’s Deputies Gorbachev Communist Party Kremlin Palace of Congresses Anatoly I. Lukyanov Supreme Soviet Kremlin Nikolai I. Ryzhkov Congress

Scientists debate whether Chernobyl explosion was a nuclear blast

Cambridge AP report notes MIT Technology Review says Chernobyl may have exploded like an atomic bomb and could risk similar accidents at 13 Soviet reactors. NRC and DOE officials offer cautious, mixed opinions while Harvard and Brookhaven experts defend the nuclear explosion characterization.

Cambridge, Mass Soviet Union Chernobyl Technology Review Massachusetts Institute of Technology U.S William Sweet Physics Today American Institute of Physics Sweet Nuclear Regulatory Commmission U.S. Department of Energy Themis Speis NRC John Ahearne Harvard University Richard Wilson Gregory van Tuyle Brookhaven National Laboratory

Khomeini Memorial Turns Into Rally in Tehran

In Tehran a memorial service for Ayatollah Khomeini became a mass rally for successor Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani urged obedience to Khamenei, calling him qualified per Khomeini’s hints, while crowds packed Tehran University with families kneeling in the streets. Khamenei did not attend.

Tehran Iran Hashemi Rafsanjani Khamenei Khomeini

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