Skylab reports record sun explosion from orbit
Skylab cameras captured a massive sun flare with a pinpoint bright core expanding to a broad eruption. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz documented the event from 275 miles up and prepared for a space walk to recover film. The flare’s evolution, spanning about 15 to 20 minutes and a 25 000 mile solar area, offers new insight into flare triggering and energy release.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Weitz
Earth
Vaiana
Skylab
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Calif
Church Loan Firm Declares Dividends Reach Over Million
Officials of Church Loans & Investments Trust in Amarillo announced at their annual meeting that dividends for the past fiscal year totaled 1,128,862. Net earnings were 1,130,880 with shareholders’ equity of 13.3 million and 2.5 million shares outstanding. The firm, founded 1959, has financed 289 buildings and loans totaling 182 million. Affiliated Managers Inc. handles affairs. Jack L. Mackey of Amarillo is president and Foy W Shackelford chairs the board.
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Amarillo
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Affiliated Managers, Inc
Jack L. Mackey
Affiliated Managers
Foy W Shackelford
Trust Managers
Hearing Sentenced In Florida Case
Accountant George Hearing received a maximum one year prison term for distributing a phony campaign letter in Florida during the 1972 presidential race. Judge Ben Krentzman called the act immoral. co-defendant Donald Segretti pleaded not guilty as the case moved forward.
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Tampa
Fla
George
Florida
U.S
Ben Krentzman
Orlando
Donald Segretti
Los Angeles
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Hubert H Humphrey
Minnesota
Secretti
EPA eyes drastic car bans in New York and Los Angeles
The EPA moves to curb urban pollution by proposing city specific plans including a possible full car ban in Los Angeles by 1977 and widespread driving cuts in New York City, with a northern New Jersey gas supply freeze that could cut driving by about 60 percent.
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New York
Alabama
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
EPA
Robert W. Fri
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Nixon Rebuilds Shattered White House Staff
Nixon reshapes the White House team by rehiring Bryce N. Harlow, a longtime aide and counselor, to advise across administration concerns. He will take a complete leave of absence from Procter and Gamble Manufacturing. The move follows Watergate era shakeups and aims to stabilize the staff.
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Bryce N. Harlow
Nixon
White House
Harlow
Gerald L. Warren
Procter and Gamble Manufacturing
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Prison Term For Murderer and Transit Policy Shifts
District Court in Albuquerque jailed Jerry Lunn for 10 to 40 years after a second degree murder conviction in the 1967 Nick Candelaria shooting. He may seek parole in 32 months while appeals bonds keep him free. A separate report outlines EPA plans and NYC taxi restrictions plus a broad transit and vehicle modernization agenda.
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Albuquerque
N.M
James Maloney
Jerry Lunn
Lunn
Nick Candelaria
Maloney
France
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