14 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1986
Page
1
The extended forecast for Virginia calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the southwest Monday and in the central and southern regions Tuesday. Highs in the 80s and lows between 60s and around 70.
Moscow proposed forming a world space organization under U.N. auspices and offered to launch foreign satellites with Soviet rockets as part of an international space cooperation project. Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov urged a Star Peace program to counter Star Wars, envisioning a three stage process to create the organization by 1990 with major funding from developed nations.
U.S. observers weigh SALT II as Reagan officials clash with Soviet diplomats at Geneva and Washington. Oleg Sokolov warns Moscow would take proportional measures if ceilings on bombers with cruise missiles are breached while Shultz argues the treaty is obsolete. Reagan signals possible replacement with a better deal as Moscow insists on preserving SALT II as a base for further arms control.
Irish rock singer Bob Geldof's Jeep was vandalized in London while his personal assistant reported theft of personal telephone books and famine relief papers. Geldof, in Los Angeles, received a KBE honorary knighthood the same day, and the missing documents could hinder fundraising tracking.
Lt. Col. Robin Savio commander of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 was removed after inspectors found improper maintenance procedures on FA-18 Hornets. Maj. Alexander Aitken also relieved. The squadron had returned from a Mediterranean tour and earlier lost Maj. John Summerlin in a crash off France.
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