Skylab Telescopes Scan Sun's Gases
Skylab astronauts study solar gases to probe the sun's influence on the solar system and aid research into controlled thermonuclear fusion. Kerwin uses a $107 million telescope array while Conrad and Weitz set up earth resource surveys aboard the space station during the 28 day flight.
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Paul J. Weitz
Kerwin
Conrad
Neil Hutchinson
Mission Control
Weitz
Earth
Viet Nam Cease Fire Terms Advance In Paris Talks
Government sources say South Vietnam agrees in principle to a detailed cease-fire timetable after Kissinger and Tho outline steps. Plan includes halt of shooting, ceasing fire by commanders, observer deployment, mine removal, and eventual elections within six months.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Viet Cong
Kissinger
Tho Will Offi
Cially
United States
North Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
National Council of National Re
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
William H. Sullivan
Tho
Sullivan
Cod War dispute prompts NATO restraint appeal
At a North Atlantic Council meeting the United States and 12 allies urged Britain and Iceland to exercise restraint amid a fishing rights clash. Iceland demands removal of British warships guarding trawlers, after an Icelandic gunboat shelled the Everton near Iceland's 50 mile zone.
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Brussels
United States
North Atlantic
Britain
Iceland
North Atlantic Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Olafur Johannesson
Everton
West Germany
Johannesson
U.S
White House Says Nixon Estate Upgrades Bill Over $100000
The White House confirms more than $100,000 in improvements at Nixon's San Clemente estate were requested by the Secret Service for presidential protection. Projects include heating, a storage shed, brick fences, and a bullet proof windscreen by the pool, with permits shown for about $70,000 of government funded work.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Secret Service
Abplanalp
Secret Service Guard
Coast Guard
Associated Press
Senate debates cut off funds for Cambodia bombing
Administration backers urged restraint as the Senate began debate on blocking all money for further U S bombing in Cambodia. The Appropriations Committee added an amendment to a 3 2 billion supplemental bill prohibiting use of any appropriated funds for further U S military activity in Cambodia and Laos.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Laos
House
Conference of
Democratic
United States
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Chimpanzee film sparks reaction at London zoo
London’s Chessington Zoo screened a kissing and cuddling chimpanzee film for a chimp named Cressida, described as overcome with passion. Zoo official Andy Bowen noted apes react to sex shows similar to humans and plans to show more explicit films to elicit chimpanzee chatter.
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London
Chessington Zoo
Cressida
Zoo
Andy Bowen
British Broadcasting Corp
Bowen
Gas Shortage Flares as Drivers Face Seasonal Crunch
The piece notes rising demand and constrained supply from oil firms with allotments based on 1972 sales. Stations limit five gallons, hours cut, and 882 of 220000 stations closed or at risk. Mentions Ohio Iowa Florida California officials and Alaska pipe line debates.
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Place
Ray Alderson
Kansas
Florida
Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
California Assembly
Bob Moretti
U.S
Alaska
Illinois
Los Angeles County
Kennebunk Tax Rate Up Amid Budget Revisions
Local leaders approve a higher tax rate for Kennebunk as part of the new budget. Officials cite reduced state aid and rising service costs while outlining planned cuts and reform measures. Residents may face higher bills this year.
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