Moon praised as dynamic by Apollo 15 crew
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin described the moon as dynamic and fascinating at a Houston news briefing. They said it offers a wealth of scientific information and rejected the idea of a barren desolate surface citing its beauty character and potential for study.
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Earth
Falcon
Scott
Irwin
Manned Spacecraft Center
Apennine Mountains
Dave
Worden
Paul W. Gast
Lunar Sciences Division
Apennine
Hadley Base
Moon
Gast
Hanoi Envoys Skip Paris Peace Talks Again
Hanoi’s top negotiators Xuan Thuy and Nguyen Minh Vy did not attend the 125th session of the Vietnam peace talks in Paris amid protests over Washington’s pace in replacing chief negotiator Bruce. Madame Nguyen Thi Binh pressed Nixon over support for Thieu, while Habib urged clarity on the seven-point plan and prisoner releases as both sides reported no progress.
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Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Vietnam
Washington
David K.E. Bruce
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Minh Vy
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Habib
South Vietnam
Thuy
Phan Hien
North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry
Mount Anthony teacher contract dispute prompts cooling off call
Superior Judge Robert W. Larrow urged a cooling off period in the Mt Anthony Union School Board teachers clash. He refused a restraining order to fill vacancies and set August 25 for a trial on letters of intent. The area teachers association postponed sanctions. Funding support exceeding 25 000 was pledged for teachers facing financial strain.
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Robert W. Larrow
Mt. Anthony
Larrow
Area Teachers’ Association
Mt. Athony
Charles R. Neuschafer
Southwest Vermont Education Association
SVVEA
Southwest Supervisory Union
Arlington
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Pownal
Bennington
Neuschafer
SWVEA
Vermont Yankee hearing recessed to Oct 11 in Brattleboro
The Vermont Yankee nuclear plant licensing hearing adjourned last night and will resume October 11 after seven hours of legal maneuvering. The plant, 96 percent complete and budgeted at 175 million, may face months more delay due to a federal appeals court ruling requiring AEC environmental review.
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William Poole
Brattleboro
Vermont Yankee
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Appeals Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Samuel Jensch
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Vernon
Anthony Z. Roisman
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
Harvey D. Carter
Pownal
Vermont
Rossman
Calvert Cliffe
Jensch
British claim IRA dealt devil of a knock in Belfast fighting
In fourth day of street clashes in Northern Ireland a British army spokesman said arrests hit IRA leadership hard as violence erupted again in Belfast and Londonderry. The death toll rose to 24 with civilians killed and troops firing tear gas and rubber bullets to separate Catholics and Protestants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Nothern
Ireland
Londonderry
Royal Victoria Hospital
Army
Lower Falls Road
Bogside
Fountain Street
Inglis
Kelley promoted to head of town water and sewer
Town Manager Edward R. Lamb announced on Wednesday that Paul Kelley, formerly superintendent of the town sewage treatment plant, has been promoted to administrative head of both the water and sewer departments. The new post consolidates leadership of the town utilities under one official.
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Edward R. Lamb
Paul Kelley
Lamb
Kelley
Lynn Harrington
Water Department
Harrington
Robert Mackey
Ky warns of possible coup if Thieu runs unopposed
South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky accuses Nguyen Van Thieu of using the supreme court to rig the upcoming election and warns a rebellion may occur if Thieu is unopposed. Ky sidesteps a decision on withdrawing his candidacy while noting he won’t publicly discuss a coup. He adds a rugged election could erode army and public support for a president.
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Duong van
Minh
Inside, the 600 Pound Scale Prompting Action
On the Inside many people are overweight but when the scale hits 600 pounds it is time to do something. Bennington Rotary Club contributes to Battle Day. Steve Rice comments on Don Luce who tells his story. Tom Braden predicts Democratic liberals next year. Burlington schools and city clash over problems. Hedda Gabler at Williamstown. Ted Riehle critiques recurring can-maker efforts. Hal March on the Vermont Shrine team in training at Saxton's River.
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Bennington Rotary Club
Steve Rice
Don Luce
Tom Braden
Burlington
Hedda Gabler
Williamstown
Ted Riehle
Hal March
Vermont
Saxton’s River
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Williams
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Union Street
Eugene V. Clark
Onstrike
Aran
Resch
Aron Tager
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Danny Wirasnik
Chip Winchell
Tager
MAUHS
Carter
Calvert Cliffs
Thieu
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