Rise: 4.54 Set: 22.14 Day's longitude: 17.20 Rise: 9.29 Set: 0.08 First quarter: July 8

1945 - b. Svetlana CHIRKOVA, fencing Honored Master of Sports (1972). Team contests Olympic champ in foil fencing (1968, 1972). Team contests world champ (1970-1971). 1964 – b. Valeri MEDVEDEV, biathlon HMS. The Olympic champ in relay - race 4x7,5 km, bronze winner in race 10 and 20 km. The world champ (1986, 1987, 1990, 1991) The Olympic silver winner (1992) and the world championship silver winner (1993) in relay - race 4x7,5 km. 1964 – b. Lary HABELOV, free-style wrestling HMS. The world champ (1985, 1987, 1990, 1991). O.G. silver winner (1988). The Olympic champ (1992) in weight class up to 100 kg. 1986 - I Good Will Games opened in Moscow. There were 182 gold medals in 18 events. Also 6 world records, 8 European and 91 national records were registered at the Games. Good Will Games are complex international tournaments. They are held once in four years (between the Olympic Games) according to the initiative of Russia (before 1992 – the USSA) and the USA sports societies, business circles and broad public. The Games motto is “From friendship in sports to peace on the Earth”. The first Games: 5 – 20.7.1986 in Moscow (18 kinds of sports, 3000 athletes from 79 countries). The second Games: 20.7. – 5.8.1990 in Seattle (21 kinds of sports, 2312 athletes from 54 countries). The third Games: 23.7. – 7.8.1994 in St. Petersburg (24 kinds of spors, 181 events on the program, 1826 athletes from 76 countries) The fourth Games: 19.7 – 4.8 1998 in New-York (25 kinds of sports, 2500 athletes from 50 countries).