Source	Epoch	Contour PostScript	Colour PostScript	Colour GIF
1145-071 (OM -076) QSO z= 1.342 V= 18.89 Notes (from the published papers): The QSO 1145-071 (OM\,$-076$) has $V$=18.5 and $z$=1.342. \citet{Djorgovski87} reported the source to be a probable binary quasar, with two optical features at the same redshift and separated by $4\rlap{.}^{\prime\prime}2$ in projection. Their VLA images correspond to a compact object at kpc-scales. \citet{Kochanek99} reported it to be a binary QSO and not a gravitational lens. The \citet{Fey97} maps show an extended structure to the West at 2.3\,GHz, which shows a distinct component at 2.1\,mas (P.A.\ $-63^\circ$) of the core. Our image shows this secondary component at the same distance and position.	10/1998 11/1998 11/2001 04/2002	PS PS PS PS	PS PS PS PS	GIF GIF GIF GIF

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