Sun's Energy Powers Tiny Moon Satellite Experiment
Cape Canaveral reports on a grapefruit sized moonlet orbiting the sun powered by solar cells. The 3 1 2 pound satellite carries six glass windows with solar cells to convert light to electricity and operates two radio voices. one monitors skin temperature, the other the interior. If functioning, data will reveal how shell temperature shifts within five degrees, testing long term solar power viability in space.
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Moon
Freak Radio Waves Brighten Network
Wayne County sheriff patrols report eerie radio interference as officers hear voices in multiple languages. Dispatchers monitor drivers and crews while oil field fires spark tensions in Caracas and protests flare in Argentina, unsettling the patrol network.
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Detroit
Wayne County Sheriff's
Caracas
Venezuela
Sacramento
First Hepatitis Death Reported
Kansas City area health officials confirm the first hepatitis death in the region as investigations continue. Officials urged awareness and vaccination where possible amid rising concerns about outbreak sources and transmission risks.
First Death From Hepatitis Reported
Vickey Lynn Cox aged 53 daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Cox died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after six weeks illness, marking the first hepatitis death reported.
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Vickey Lynn Cox
Melvin Cox
University of Kansas Medical Center
70-Year-Old Starling Chaser In Great Bend
Great Bend Daily Tribune notes 70-year-old J Standke chases starlings in Wichita and Great Bend. He claims success removing thousands of birds from Buck's Department Store Innes buildings and more. He says he holds a patent on his equipment and charges 50 dollars per building story.
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Great Bend
Otto D. Standke
Wichita
Standke
Buck
J. W. Buck Sr
Tnnes Department Store
Buck's
Innes
KFH
Wichita Eagles Publishing Co
Buldings
Allis
Lassen
Coronado
Barton County
Canada
Hawaii
England
Uber Land to Gangland New York
A juvenile gang in New York adopts a distinct style as its uniform, cloaking itself in grey flannel suits and narrow stripped neckties, shaping an ominous trend along Madison Avenue.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Town Pelted By Explosives in Wisconsin
Explosive cannon shells struck Sheboygan Falls leaving three homes hit and unexploded shells recovered. No injuries reported though residents warned to beware further projectiles. Officials traced shells to 20 mm from a RB47 aircraft associated with Lockbourne Air Force Base. LB detectives noted recon wing had one RBZ in the area though not scheduled to arrive.
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Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Robert Dietz
Air Force
Chicago
O'Hare Field
Lockbourne — Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Lockbourne AB
Billy Baxter
Lockbourne
Wisconsin
Baxter
26Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
John Novotny
Lloyd Therne
Oosburg
Francis Deely
Henry Dillmann
Highway 23
Thomas Winter
Detective Finds Clue To Hot Water
Kansas City detective John Riordan believed his self installed automatic washing machine in the basement was fine but discovered a clue suggesting a fault. The case centers on a domestic device and potential investigators will inspect the washer for anomalies.
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Kansas City
John Riordan
Riordan Corrects Washing Machine Hookup Error
Riordan admitted he did not attach the machine to the correct hot and cold water pipes as required. His wife had urged that the machine only use hot water to wash delicate fabrics, leading to a review of the plumbing setup yesterday.
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Riordan
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