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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1985

Page

10

Weather Report From June 26 1969 Era

Yesterday's temperatures reached 80 high and 62 low, with a record high of 89 in 1969 and a 49 in 1974. Today remains sunny and pleasant with highs 80 to 85 and tonight cool with lows 55 to 60. Tomorrow brings partly sunny skies and highs 80 to 85, with east winds 5 to 10 mph. The extended forecast shows Thursday through Saturday mostly fair, with a small chance of showers late Saturday and seasonable temperatures in the 80s.

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Astronomer cites inner Oort cloud closer, billions of comets

NASA's Paul Weissman at the Astronomical Society of the Pacific meeting said evidence supports an inner Oort cloud belt of comets extending from Neptune outward, possibly containing 10 to 100 trillion comets and connecting to the outer cloud, helping explain Neptune's orbital variations and crater patterns on Jupiter and Saturn moons.

Flagstaff Ariz Solar System Earth NASA Neptune Paul Weissman Oort Weissman National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Calif Astronomical Society of the Pacific Solar

Ten environmental leaders eyeing nuclear moratorium

Washington AP reports that 10 major environmental groups released a 55,000 word plan outlining more than 100 goals for the century. They seek global nuclear arms moratorium, mass transit funding, and pollution controls while urging policy shifts toward renewable energy and sustainable mining practices.

Washington U.S Russell W. Peterson National Audubon Society William A. Turnage The Wilderness Society Reagan Congress Turnage

Mengele son recalls talks with his Nazi father on TV

Rolf Mengele, son of Josef Mengele, told ARD that his father denied atrocities at Auschwitz during World War II. He recalled one time asking if he believed the accusations, and that the claim was untrue. The interview follows the exhumation of a body in Brazil believed to be Josef Mengele.

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Sky lights blamed on space junk across regions

The sky over Florida and the Northeast drew thousands of calls as bright lights lit the night, traced to orbiting debris. NASA reports about 1,451 satellites in orbit, with 4,022 pieces of debris, including American and Soviet components. Skylab and a Soviet nuclear powered satellite are cited among notable reentries and incidents. Astronaut waste and spacewalk debris from Gemini era also noted.

Florida United States Michigan Virginia Henry Penny Earth Sea of Japan Fidel Castro North American Aerospace Defense Command Space Station Indian Ocean Outback Canada Ed White U.S

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