Apollo 17 Heads For The Moon
Apollo 17 crews led by Eugene Cernan Jack Schmitt and Ronald Evans launched from Cape Kennedy heading toward the moon. The mission faced an alarm system fault and latch issues but proceeded with a planned lunar orbit and a six hour rest period after lift off.
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Jack Schmitt
Earth
Moon
Cernan
Mission Control
Saco Tanning expands to Biddeford plant creating 100 jobs
Daniel Turkanis, president of Saco Tanning Corp, announced modernization of a 300000 square foot Biddeford facility to finish Corfam leather for handbags and shoes. The operation will start with about 100 jobs, with potential for 300 more, using local hiring at the Main Office.
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John Surran
Daniel Turkanis
Saco Tanning Corporation
Biddeford
West Point Pepperell
Gilbert R. Boucher
Turkanis
Lincoln Street
George Newman Company
Beverly
Mass
Saco
Newman
Boucher
Registry of Deeds
Alfred
Allen Road
Swampscott
Main Street
Earl Street
Pearl Street
Boothbay Harbor Freezer Corp
Boston and Maine Railroad
Apollo 17 astronauts schedule quiet day in space
Apollo 17 crewmembers will rest about six hours and dine and exercise in EST aligned shifts. Mission Control plans wake times for emergencies while the coast to lunar orbit resumes after a delayed launch.
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Space Center, Houston
Lermanne
Mission Control
Apollo 17
Iion
United States B52s Hit North Vietnam Truck Park Near DMZ
U S B52s launched a heavy bombing raid on a major North Vietnamese truck park above the DMZ using more than 600 tons of explosives. Nine additional B52s attacked near the park while other strikes targeted supply caches and troop concentrations in Quang Tri and along the DMZ. Fighter bombers and helicopter gunships supported ground actions, with casualties reported among North Vietnamese gunners and Cambodian authorities noting frogman attacks on a Hong Kong freighter.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Ben Quang
U.S. Command
Laos
Dmz
Ben Quang Park
Quang Tri Province
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Dong Ong Do
Quang Tri City
Duc Co
Hong Kong
Phnom Penh
Truman On Critical List Amid Mixed Health Signs
President Truman remained on the critical list at Research Hospital and Medical Center as doctors described his age and heart and lung condition as dangerous. A 10 am bulletin cited a dramatic change in lung and heart function with a rapid pulse and low blood pressure, while later reports noted improved kidney function and diminishing fluid in the lungs.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Research
Medical Center
John Dreves
Wilson Miller
Wallace Graham
Clifton Daniel
Cartoons Classifields 2022 Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby
Crossword puzzle page features a 2022 grid with clues and cartoons. Dear Abby column appears on page 22. Editorial notes accompany the puzzles and cartoons section.
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Abby
Court Rules Unions Cannot Fine Members Who Quit Strikes
The Supreme Court, in an 8 1 decision, held unions cannot fine members who quit during a strike and return to work. Justice Douglas said a member resigns his power over the union, while Justice Blackmun supported the Textile Workers Union in a related dispute involving 31 ex members from Nashua.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
New Hampshire
Harry A. Blackmun
Textile Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Nashua
International Paper Box Machine Co
Preppies Get Pot Joints at Phillips Academy
Police investigate an elaborate hoax sending 910 marijuana cigarettes to Phillips Academy students in Andover Massachusetts. The envelopes bore a nonexistent Harvard room as return address and valued at over 1000 dollars. Headmaster Theodore R Sizer called the prank obscene and said students will be told to return or destroy the contraband.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Academy
Prep Ag
Robert G. Hale O' Cheese
Postatee
Harvard University
Cambridge
Academy Post Office
Phillips
Theodore R. Sizer
Biddeford Fire Chief Garriepy Resigns. Bergeron Named Successor
Linwood Davis chairman of Biddeford Fire Commission announced Chief Paul B. Garriepy will resign for personal reasons effective December 31 1972. Garriepy remains a fire department member as Emile Bergeron deputy becomes chief January 1 1973. Bergeron an 18 year veteran, training officer and state seminar attendee, lives on Birch Street with his wife and two children.
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Linwood Davis
Biddeford Fire Commission
Paul B. Garriepy
Davis
Garriepy
Biddeford Fire Department
Emile Bergeron
Bergeron
Birch Street
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Saco Tanning Corp
Lennart Rost
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Augusta
Saco Tanning
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Harry S. Trum
New York City
Lrfice
the Journal
Joe Harris
Marcos
Europe
Noreinc TV
Smitith
Uncoln
Parce
Streey
Dow, Coucomns
Marne
Refreli Inc
Set Accomrauyys, Rasen
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Main
Lincoln, Pearl
Smith Streets
Boston
Maine
Register of Deeds Office
Richard Danforth
Sizer
Paul Garriepy