29 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1987
Page
1
The forecast for Virginia calls for very warm and humid conditions from Tuesday through Thursday with a chance of showers or thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday. Highs reach the upper 80s and lows stay in the mid to upper 60s.
The June 29 sky shows Regulus south of the Moon as Saturn rises due south at 11 47 p m and Jupiter at 1 53 a m. Sunset today at 3 44 p m Sunrise tomorrow at 5 54 a m Moonset tomorrow 11 21 a m First quarter observed.
Robert C. McFarlane and reportedly deceased CIA Director William Casey organized a cover-up. North allegedly inserted a false declaration into Casey draft testimony stating no U S government knew a HAWK missiles shipment to Iran existed. Hyde and Hatch condemn the actions as undermining high purpose while North faces public hearings July 7 after July 1 closed session. DeWine and Negotiateers shift to attack, claiming Ollie North lied to the attorney general.
In Seoul opposition spokesman Kim Taeryong urged unconditional and immediate action on Roh's proposals while Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae jung held talks. No clashes were reported as riot police guarded intersections. Protesters faced warm weather as universities closed for summer and Christians prayed for peace amid political turmoil. Government rejects claims of political prisoners and says detainees are criminals.
Commissioned by Philip Morris the national telephone survey of 3,001 adults shows 80 percent gain strength from family life though 20 percent say it does not work. Women shoulder most chores, while 11 percent are single women heads of households with underage kids. Respondents favor having children earlier rather than delaying for money.
Rhode Island blames New York for air quality woes while supporters push a broad clean air bill tied to a must pass package. The plan seeks higher fees and involves chemical oil and utility interests. Major players include Byrd and Dingell as debates hinge on coal use and ozone standards.
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