Number 2 (Story #1), October 4, 1990 by Phillip F. Schewe and Ben Stein SUPERCONDUCTIVITY at 130 K in a Tl-Sr-V-O compound has been reported by a Hitachi team led by Shin-Pei Matsuda at a meeting in Tokyo on September 19. The vanadium oxide material, which contains no copper, exhibited two critical temperatures, at 30 K and at 130 K, indicating that it has at least two superconducting phases. (High-Tc Update, Oct. 1, 1990; published at Iowa State University; contact John Clem, 515-294-4223)