SIMBAD references

G. Pojmanski reports the ASAS detection (cf. IAUC 8495, 8539) of a variable star located at R.A. = 19h05m12s, Decl. = +5o14'.2 (equinox 2000.0), providing the following V magnitudes: June 3.318 UT, [14; 9.240, 11.05; 10.226, 10.5:; 10.234, 10.8: (the June 10 frames taken through heavy cloud cover). A. Oksanen, Jyvaeskylae, Finland, reports the variable star at V = 10.84 (noting the object as being very red on images taken in various passbands) on June 10.36 from a remote observation with the 0.30-m Mewlon telescope in New Mexico, providing the following position end figures: 12s.50, 12".0. Oksanen adds that a USNO-B1.0 star (red mag 18.1) has the following position end figures: 12s.186, 12".25.