Apollo 15 Men Operate Moon Orbital Lab After Falcon Jettison
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden run a flying physics laboratory in lunar orbit after a Monday night scare over a suspected leak in the tunnel between the command and lunar ships. Mission Control advised patience before Falcon jettison as pressure readings stabilized and the crew prepared to head home.
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Lockheed Loan Wins Narrow Senate Victory
Congress approved 250 million in federal loan guarantees for Lockheed Aircraft. The Senate passed 49 to 48 after a tight House vote of 192 to 189. President Nixon said the measure will save tens of thousands of jobs and help the economy as private lenders provide the funds. Senator Marlow Cook cast the decisive 49th vote amid drama. Senator John Tower urged vigilance against sweetheart contracts.
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Ohio tax questions loom as Senate weighs income plan
Ohio lawmakers revisit constitutional questions on the 1.4 billion tax package. Issues include two factor corporate tax legality, whether corporate income counts as income tax, broadened liability for late returns, and pre-appeal payment requirements. Subcommittee may seek court guidance. budget cuts may follow if tax is not enacted.
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U.S. Seeks to Prevent Taiwan Ouster at U.N.
The Nixon administration plans fresh consultations to prevent expulsion of Nationalist China while voting to seat Communist China later this year. State Department officials say Washington hopes to replace Albania's two thirds vote push with a two China compromise and win support from key allies. Secretary Rogers outlined the policy after talks with Chiang Kai-shek's government, stressing realism in the U.N. role.
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Tiny ad boosts sales in 16000 area homes daily
A compact advertisement claims to reach more than 16 000 area homes every day and delivers fast results. It emphasizes a topnotch salesman who works cheaply and earns strong reading and response.
Trains Back On Track After Rail Settlement
Rail officials moved quickly to restore service after a strike against 10 railroads left tons of perishables and commodities stranded. Southern Pacific said refrigerator cars would be loaded first as trains resume, with food and grain queues easing in California and Oregon amid a West Coast dock strike and export concerns.
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Nixon unsure if First Lady will join trip to China
Washington reports Pat Nixon may accompany President on his historic China journey but says invitations are not definite. Nixon commented she would like to go while noting she has not been invited yet and many others are on the list. A deputy press secretary offered no comment on whether Chou En-lai invited her.
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