New view of sun from Ulysses craft over south pole
In Pasadena and NASA terms, the Ulysses spacecraft has reached high latitudes over the sun’s south pole. Project manager Willis G. Meeks says the mission will reveal polar magnetic fields and the sunspot cycle. The south pole pass began Sunday and runs through November with a north pole pass planned for May 1995.
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Lion King Opens Strong in Weekend Box Office
Disney's Lion King leads with 40.9 million in North America for the Friday to Sunday span. It ranks third for opening weekend, behind Jurassic Park and Batman Returns, as exhibitors track a busy summer season. The top films list shows Speed and Wolf also posting solid numbers across thousands of theaters.
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Frost hits Brazil coffee crop threatening 1995 harvest
A weekend cold snap in Brazil could destroy about a quarter of next year s coffee crop, lifting New York futures to the highest in over five years. Temperatures fell to 19 degrees across Minas Gerais, risking 5 million bags of the projected 1994 95 crop of 20.7 23.5 million. current 1993 94 harvest not affected.
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