Extended Virginia forecast traces storms and heat
The forecast for Virginia from Tuesday to Thursday calls for mostly partly cloudy skies with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs reach the upper 80s to lower 90s, with lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Cooler temperatures expected in the mountains.
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In Our Skies Skywatch Notes for June 22
The article lists astronomical details for Monday June 22 with sunset at 8:43 p.m. and sunrise at 5:51 a.m. Moonrise is at 3:34 a.m. Spica sits in the southwest at 11:10 p.m. Arcturus is high over Spica Saturn is south at 12:16 a.m. Jupiter rises at 2:18 a.m.
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Spica
Arcturus
Saturn
Jupiter
Aviators Re-Create Epic Hughes Flight at Paris Air Show
Four French aviators restored a 1930s Lockheed Lodestar and completed an 88 hour 48 minute round the world voyage, beating Hughes record by 24 percent. They retraced the route with stops in Spitzbergen Fairbanks Vancouver Los Angeles Miami and Teterboro. Spirit of J and B carried the crew Arthur Powell Patrick Fourthy Henri Pescarolo Hubert Auriol and sponsor ties marked by champagne celebrations.
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British Columbia
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Teterboro
N.J
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Post
New York
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Yakutsk
Omsk
U.S.S.R
Minneapolis
Minn
Arctic town notes summer, sun, and sea ice breakup
Summer activity spills across Arctic towns from Frobisher Bay to Pond Inlet as teachers travel south and tourists arrive to glimpse the midnight sun. The region await the annual breakup of sea ice that will allow supply ships to bring a year's needs, with Inuit people guiding the pace of change and culture remains central.
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Arctic
Pond Inlet
Baffin Island
Asenath Pitseolak
Canadian Arctic
Inuit Return to Traditional Camps In Short Arctic Summer
Inuit families leave settlements when school ends, venturing up to 100 miles to camps for caribou, fish, and seal. Fred Hunt, Pond Inlet cooperative leader, notes roots lie in these places while he, a Toronto native, stays behind. He criticizes southern summer whites for missing the Arctic’s peak season.
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Pond Inlet
Father Convicted For Five Deaths
A federal jury in Aberdeen South Dakota convicted Sylvan George Beautiful Bald Eagle of five counts of involuntary manslaughter for leaving five children alone in a wood heated home on the Standing Rock Reservation. The fire started from hot ashes in a stove killing children aged 1 month to 4 years. The defense argued he was intoxicated at the time.
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S.D
Sylvan George Beautiful Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle
Rosella
U.S
Philip Hagen
Curt Ewinger
Standing Rock
AMA trustees push AIDS testing and public health action
The American Medical Association trustees call for mandatory AIDS testing for prisoners and immigrants, and consider extending testing to those seeking marriage licenses or entering hospitals. They aim to educate the public, influence policy, and address AIDS in light of Reagan's proposals while weighing 250 reports and resolutions.
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Windom
AMA
Reagan
American Foundation For Aids Research
Trustees
House of Delegates
Debt risk from foreign funding could shrink U.S. living standards
A analysis warns U.S. debt to foreigners may top 1 trillion in the early 1990s as deficits persist. Economists blame heavy borrowing for deficits rather than productive investment, noting high interest rates and dollar stability efforts by central banks. Inflation risks loom if policy shifts to cheaper dollars. Fire at General Foods plant delayed by slow reporting leads to $1 million loss.
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America
U.S
United States
David Hale
Kemper Financial Services
Chicago
Hale
David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Lexington, Mass
Japan
West German
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
San Leandro
Calif
General Foods Inc
Robert Lundastrom
PTL Leaders Eye Talks as Creditors Seek Plans
PTL officials and supporters speak of a nonvenomous approach as they aim to win public support. San Francisco lawyer Belli seeks meetings with PTL, Falwell, and former directors while contractor Roe Messner discusses a creditor-led reorganization plan if bankruptcy limits full debt repayment. PTL faces 1,400 creditors and a 120 day window to file a reorganization with Columbia bankruptcy court.
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Jim
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PTL
Bakkers
Falwell
Roe Messner
Messner
Wichita
Kan
Heritage USA Christian
Fort Mill
Heritage USA
Bakker
Columbia
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