Yorty Hopes Polls Misread Los Angeles Mayoral Race
Los Angeles humorous election day coverage notes Mayor Sam Yorty discounting polls favoring City Councilman Thomas Bradley. Voter turnout anticipated 65 to 70 percent amid Memorial Day weekend. Bradley campaigns with environmental concerns and Scout group hike. Yorty seeks white middle class support to counter black voters. Labor groups back Bradley. business community backs Yorty.
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UPI
Sam Yorty
Wiblie
Hack
Thomas Bradley
Yorty
Bradley
Rex E. Layton
Santa Monica Mountains
Alan Cranston
O-Calif
Coastal Mountains
San Fernando Valley
Skylab Starts Sun Study With $50 Million Telescope Array
Three astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz begin a major sun research phase aboard Skylab. They activate seven high powered solar telescopes worth $50 million while monitoring brain activity sleep patterns and earth resources sensors. The crew faces housekeeping needs and aims for a 28 day mission as solar flares draw interest from physicists.
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Kerwin
Conrad
Weitz
Skylab
Mmission Control
Bafely
Donald Slayton
Earth
Tong
James Frost
Baylor College of Medicine
Goetz Oertel
NASA
Oertel
Tornado Onslaught Across U S Hits 160 Deadliest Stretch
United Press International reports a violent storm system spawning 160 tornadoes across the South and Midwest in a 72 hour period. The wailing weather and floods have left at least 39 dead since Friday as the National Weather Service tracks the outbreak.
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Bensington Banner
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New York Times
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Cartier Ad Motor Delivery
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United Press International
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National Weather 'Service
Washington
Alabama
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Oklo
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Ark
Panama City
Fla
Laurel
Miss
Athens
Barbara Lively
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Julius Bishop
Charlotte
Albemarle
N.C
Greenville
S.C
North Carolina
Asheville
Louisburg
Sherilf Lester
George C. Wallace
Brent
Wallace
New York
Met Olive
Flanders
Kennedy Airport
Dust storm closes Mexico City airport for 82 minutes
A swirling dust storm shut Mexico City's international airport for 82 minutes on Monday cutting visibility to 300 feet on streets and to a block from buildings. Air traffic resumed at 4 16 p m as winds gusted from Lake Texcoco.
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Mexico City
UPI
Weather Bureau
Lake Texcoco
Statue to Gl Lives On: Lt Sharon Lane Honored in Canton
A life size bronze statue of 1st Lt. Sharon Lane, the first American servicewoman killed in Vietnam, was dedicated in Canton as Memorial Day services noted. Lane, 25, from North Industry, served with the Army Nurse Corps at Chu Lai and died in June 1969. The statue at Altman Hospital bears the names of 110 Stark County servicemen who died in Indochina.
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UPI
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North Industry
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Chu Lai
Altman Hospital
School of Nursing
Stark County
Indochina
John Lane
Cremony
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