Toledo astronomer links Nemesis theory to data on comets
University of Toledo astrophysicist Armand Delsomme and doctoral candidate Boonucksar Soonthornthum report observable clues supporting Nemesis, a suspected solar companion. Analyzing 126 comet orbits, they note distortions suggesting periodic passages through the Oort Cloud, potentially sending comets toward Earth and shaping mass extinctions. The duo propose Nemesis could be a faint object, possibly a large planet near Draco, awaiting targeted sky searches.
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Bush signals cautious path to 1988 GOP bid
George Bush says he has asked aides to draft a prudent plan to keep options open for the 1988 Republican presidential nomination. He notes he has not decided whether to run and does not expect Ronald Reagan's endorsement. Bush plans discussions with trusted allies before moving forward.
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Charlie Two Shoes seeks aid from Ohio congressman
Cui Zhxi known as Charlie Two Shoes, a Chinese farmer adopted by U.S. Marines, hopes Rep. Bob McEwen will sponsor legislation to permit him and his family to stay in the United States. He has lived with a Tallmadge family for 20 months while visa extensions remain unresolved and INS has ordered him to depart.
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Oil prices likely to keep falling says Salomon Brothers study
An Associated Press report notes Salomon Brothers analysts Graham Bishop and Paul Mlotek warn OPEC’s financial distress among weaker members will heighten price declines. Crude futures slid 5 to 13 cents on the NYMEX with February at 25.31, while U.S. unemployment rose to 7.2% in December and the dollar cooled after Europe. The study forecasts West Texas Intermediate between 24 and 26 by year end, notes OPEC deficits rising from 23 to 116 billion dollars by 1986, and says lower prices may curb inflation and aid non-communist growth despite OPEC’s troubles.
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Maryknoll Missionary Reports Nicaragua Rebels Kill 14
Maryknoll Sister Nancy Donovan and 17 others were attacked near Limay Nicaragua. Four abducted persons including Donovan were taken. Donovan survived and returned to San Juan de Limay. Heavily unsettled conditions hinder further details.
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