Skylab crew completes rapid space walk and retrieves solar film
Commander Conrad and Weitz stepped outside Skylab for a 90 minute walk to repair a battery, assist with film transfer, and recover six cans of sun study film. The mission aims to unveil solar secrets and fusion energy, nearing its Pacific splashdown.
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Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Rusty Schweickart
Earth
Skylab
Bemidji Council OKs Airport Rent Increase and Landing Fee
Bemidji City Attorney Gene Ouradnik authorized to draft an ordinance raising airport terminal rent from $2 to $6 per square foot and to impose a landing fee for aircraft over 12 500 pounds. A $1 boarding fee was postponed awaiting action on a Nixon bill signed yesterday. The move follows the Airport Committee recommendation.
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Gene Ouradnik
Nixon
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Nixon Brezhnev summit to focus on trade and economy
Washington reports Nixon and Brezhnev plan to sign agreements on air transport culture exchanges agriculture and oceanographic research before tackling trade issues. Senate Watergate probe signals Dean will name the President in a potential disclosure. Dollar hits record lows in Frankfurt and Paris before an anticipated fall upswing. Airport fees set for DC-3 size planes and North Central Airlines details outlined by the Airport Committee.
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Leonid L. Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
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John W. Dean III
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London
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Frankfurt
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City council considers airport authority and utility actions
The Bemidji council discussed appointing an Airport Authority to aid operations, but took no action. It approved continued state funding, a water main extension study to Bemidji Avenue for C S Books Veterinary Hospital, and a flat rate inquiry by Otter Tail Power on outdoor signs. It funded youth work at 1.60 per hour, joined a state Aeronautics purchasing pact, approved Bemidji Industrial Park plat, and commended the high school baseball state winner.
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State Department of Aeronautics
Bemidji
Todd Jansen
Ralph Moberg
Vic Berglund
Rescue ends as two men in minisub rear chamber die
In Key West Florida rescuers confirm two men in the rear chamber of the 21 foot Johnson Sea Link are dead after 31 hours trapped underwater. Clayton Link son of inventor Edwin Link and Albert Stover veteran diver were unconscious since Monday with no breathing sounds. Forward chamber survivors were declared fit after the craft was freed.
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Key West
Fla
John Maurer
Clayton Link
Edwin Link
Albert Stover
Navy
Maurer
Robert Meek
Archibald
Jock"’ Menzies
Link
Stover
DNR clarifies Leech Lake fishing stamp rules and fees
The Minnesota DNR explains that senior citizens and children 15 and under may fish without a license, while a $1 stamp applies to nonreservation residents for Leech Lake waters. A single stamp covers husband and wife on a combined license, and proceeds go to the Leech Lake Band per a court settlement. Special signs mark the reservation area.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Leech Lake
DNR
Walleye
Nixon signs bill banning airport head taxes and boosts funding
President Nixon signed a bill prohibiting cities from levying taxes on airline passengers at their airports. The measure, backed by airlines, raises federal airport funding by shifting the federal local matching from 50 50 to 25 25 for all but large hubs and increases federal shares for security and certification costs to 82 percent. It also raises the minimum annual airport development fund to 310 million dollars.
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Nixon
Bemidji Board weighs fair policy on human relations course
The Bemidji school board agreed to thoroughly study policy on approving human relations courses for graduate credit and salary advancement for teachers. The issue arises from state certification rules requiring 60 clock hours in human relations, affecting about 125 teachers. The board also hired four new teachers for 1973 74 and approved an administrative intern post at the junior high.
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Bemidji
Kenneth Nichols
Bemidji State College
Minnesota
Nichols
L.M. Wangberg
Nancy Ertresvaag
Miss Nelson
North Dakota State
Pacholl
St. Thomas College
Miss Crow
Clarke College
Dubuque
Iowa
Soehl
Southwest State College
Schaller
Gerald Wedlund
University of Minnesota
Norman Cole
Special Education
Cole
Argentine Firestone executive kidnapped near Buenos Aires
Police sources say John Thompson 55 a U.S. citizen and Firestone Argentina executive was kidnapped as he left the plant about 15 miles south of Buenos Aires. Company officials offered no comment. Thompson’s hometown was not disclosed.
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Buenos Aires
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
John Thompson
U.S
Firestone Argentina
Thompson
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