Space Shuttle Studied for Cape Kennedy Logistics Aircraft
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP extensive study on facilities and equipment for a shuttle system designed to enable 60 to 100 launches yearly from Cape Kennedy in the mid 1970s Dr Kurt Debus Kennedy Space Center director describes the ferry ship as a logistics vehicle providing low cost transport between earth and a space base The two stage vehicle would launch vertically with stage one returning to land at the Kennedy Space Center and stage two pushing toward rendezvous and docking It could offload personnel cargo receive data and fly back to a jet airfield
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Kurt Debus
Kennedy Space Center
Earth
Space Station
Space Base
Debus
Special Term of Court Ordered in Aiken County
Francis B. Nicholson orders a special term of the General Sessions Court in Aiken County for the third week of November 1969 beginning November 17. A single jury venire will serve both the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions, with jury commissioners notifying the public. The Grand Jury is not summoned for this term.
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Court of Common
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
Francis B. Nicholson
Shuttle propulsion mix with hydrogen fuel and jet landing
The system would use liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen engines for primary propulsion and include jet engines for landings at alternate sites. This dual approach provides flexible staging and safer recovery options.
Orangeburg Office To Mail Christmas Seals
The tuberculosis and respiratory disease association will mail Christmas Seals for Aiken County from the Edison to Savannah area office in Orangeburg this year for the first time. The Aiken office remains a sub office with staff Mrs Flossie Mooney and Mrs Alice Bockhold. Area board members include multiple residents from Aiken and nearby towns. Funds from the seal campaign support research and education on tuberculosis emphysema other respiratory diseases and air pollution.
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Aiken County
Edisto-Savannah
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Orangeburg
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Calhoun
Hampton
Aiken
Flossie Mooney
Alice Bockhold
Area Association
John Bancroft
John T. Bodenheimer
Mack Bonner
William Emslie
Joel B. Gunnels
Thomas F. Maurice
Robert Everett
Belvedere
Morgan Mitchell
Langley
Hemrick N. Salley Jr
Salley
D. Maurice Smith
Graniteville
Switzerland Hosts Four Hundred Newspapers in Population Northward
Switzerland with about six million residents supports roughly 400 newspapers including over 100 daily papers, reflecting a dense print press network comparable to large urban markets.
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Switzerland
Greater
Chicago
Red Cross Reaches Huricane Camille Disaster Relief Goal
W O Christy of Aiken County Red Cross announces the chapter has met its 4994 dollar Camille relief goal. Contributions include 669 in voluntary disaster relief gifts and 827 from Augusta North Augusta United Fund plus 3498 from Aiken County United Fund.
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W. O. Christy
Aiken County
American Red Cross
Augusta- North Augusta
Hattiesburg
Thurston Motor Lines
Red Cross
Gulf Coast
Christy
Paul Moore
S. E
Atlanta
Moore
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Oscar-Of-Industry
Robert P. Timmerman
Graniteville Company
Left
New York Hilton
Financial World
Joseph Taggart
Graduate Schools of Business
New York University
Independent Board of Judges
The
Space Shuttle
State OF
South Carolina
County
Court OF General Sessions
Braddy
Fascopy
Laurens
United States
Iit
Central Heating Company, Inc
Richland Ave
Alrtemp
Euan Wonseno
Ns Chrysler
Hamburger
Big Chef
Kalmia Plaza Shopping
Ed Brown
Joe Voigt
Kalmia Plaza
Texaco
Dial
Elliott
Coats
C.S.R.A
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