Voyager engineers brace for days of Saturn repair
Pasadena AP reports Voyager 2, nearing Uranus after a Saturn flyby, faces days of work to repair a jammed camera aiming platform. Chief scientist Ed Stone warns the fix must be careful to avoid jeopardizing future scans, with possible loss of Phoebe photos set for Sept. 4. Esker Davis notes movements remain jerky but improving as engineers attempt high torque maneuvers to unstick the unit.
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State Fair Opens With Packed Schedule And Major Acts
The State Fair showcases daily free attractions like the Hailamore Clydesdales and horse shows at noon and 6 p.m. Admission fees apply for separate events, including Ronald McDonald Circus at $2 for adults and $1 for children. A $3 million upgrade fuels new exhibits and stages while Richard Nader’s Rock & Roll Spectacular and Chubby Checker headline over the weekend. Thomas Young cites restored buildings and ongoing preparations as grounds open at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Center of Progress
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Ticket refunds offered for Nelson concert at State Fair
Fair ticketholders may return cancelled Willie Nelson tickets for a full refund minus a 70 cent service charge at Ticketron outlets. For Marshall Tucker Band replacements, buy at the State Fair Box Office to avoid the service charge. The band performs at 8 pm Tuesday in the grandstand.
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Aged Soviets Air Woes At Embassy
A Russian man Vasily I Nazanov age 54 and his 74 year old mother Natalya drove into the U S Embassy in Moscow escorted out after more than three hours of discussion with American officials. They left with diplomats at 6 30 p m and were followed by journalists and Soviet police in unmarked cars. An Embassy source said they hoped for a sympathetic hearing on personal grievances.
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Solnechnogorsk
Reagan Defends Fed Rates As Bus Crash Injures 38
Reagan urged lower interest rates blaming the government for crowding the private capital market. He cited the Fed as independent and noted inflation pressure and a planned Oct. 1 budget tax cut start. In the Libyan air clash, he said no life lost and Khadafy not yet returned. A Gray Line bus tour crash in Sonoma injured 38 with possible driver fatigue.
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11 Town Officials Targeted in Alleged Death Plot
Fort Scott Kansas police seek five drifters for questioning in an alleged elaborate plot to gun down 11 city officials and business leaders. Police say the plan was intricate and being pursued by residents warned by an inmate and informants. Protection for the target list expanded as officers work long hours to investigate. Three alleged accomplices are described as silent partners, with one already questioned. Names of informants and suspects remain unreleased.
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Child slayers get 25 years each
In White Plains AP reporting a woman, Jana Lee Bruen, 26, and her former boyfriend Wesley Fisher, 31, were sentenced to the maximum manslaughter terms of 18 to 25 years and 12 1 2 to 25 years respectively for beating Kristie Bruen, a 4 year old, to death last October. Judge Gerard Delaney called the sentence a warning to others.
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Westchester County
Gerard Delaney
Jana Lee Bruen
Wesley Fisher
Adamson slayer sent to prison
A Kenyan court convicted Paul Nakwale Ekai of malicious stabbing Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, on January 3, 1980. Though found guilty, the judge ruled Ekai a juvenile, averting a death sentence and imposing an open ended term at the president's pleasure.
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Kenya
Joy Adamson
Matthew Muii
Paul Nakwale Ekai
Adamson
Ekai
Muir
Autopsy rules out beating death of Dennis McNell
An autopsy in Augusta Maine found Dennis McNell did not die from assault or beating. Authorities say he died of natural causes linked to alcoholism after fainting at his Queens residence on May 31 and dying the next day. Further tests on tissue samples will be available next week.
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Elliot Gross
New York City
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Queens
Queen's Elmhurst General Hospital
Washington Post
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Hugel
Thomas
Samuel McNeil
FBI
Thomas MecNell
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