Apollo 12 Targets Longer Moon Walks Than Apollo 11
At Space Center Houston AP says Apollo 12 astronauts plan two long lunar surface walks. Launch likely not before November 10 and perhaps January. Future missions from Apollo 13 onward aim for rugged lunar mountain regions as part of a four year program. Apollo director Lt General Samuel Phillips notes Apollo 12 may target a flat landing.
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Apollo 12 crew eyed for Nov flight to Moon
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean are tentatively slated to launch between November 10 and 17. They plan two moonwalks totaling over five hours while exploring lunar highlands and equatorial regions as scientists push for longer walks and broader experiments.
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East Iowans To Honor List At Area Ten
Two hundred fifty five Area Ten Community College students are named on the spring quarter honor list. The Cedar Rapids Marion Iowa City North Liberty Fairfield and other area residents recognized include Carol Andrick James Barnes Leonard Bickel Cahalan Eddings Mullin Pape Peck Thompson Wickham Young Baker Banks Bennett Bevins Burmeister Calderon Carlson Covington Donisthorpe Duffy Gilbert Goedken Hawke Hoeft Johnson Kasparek Kehrer Klein Ladage McCulley Molumby Mote Riley Ruckman Schimberg Schuller Sefren Spoenemann Thompson Wagner Whitehead Woods Kepros Baumgartner Edlin Frett Gardner Ketelsen McSweeny Rissler Sand Sills Clymer Miner Evans Brookyn Kurth McCullough Millard Roseberry Hultman Chelsea Sevcik Clutter Dennis Coralville Felts Burke Feldman Hesse Snengling Enabait Robbins Kurt Schneberger Trusson Barrows Larson Dickel Reinhert Cook Davidson Faas Swanson Boeckenstedt Skrrpsky Schulte Moritz Barnes Schwegler Ehlers Shima Medvedjevs Miller Mann Smith Sperlich Detweiler Welsh Griswold.
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Carol Andrick
James Barnes
Maurice Klein
Kenneth Ladage
Yvette McCulley
Michael Molumby
Eric Mote
James Riley
William Ruckman
Carol Schimberg
Dennis Schuller
Marion Sefren
Kathleen Spoenemann
Buela ‘Thompson
Janis Wagner
Cletus White
Susan Whitehead
Janet Woods
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Kepros
Daniel Baumgartner
Edward Edlin
Dennis Frett
Marvin Gardner
Randall Ketelsen
John McSweeny
Everett Rissler
Ronald Sand
Robert Sills
Marion
Michael Clymer
Hiawatha
Jeffrey Miner
Belle Plaine
Karen Evans
Brooklyn
Glenda Kurth
Francis McCullough
Center Junction
Gary Millard
Roberta Roseberry
Center Point
William Hultman
Chelsea
Robert Sevcik
Clutter
Barnard Dennis
Coralville
Cassie Felts
Dysart
Alan Burke
Anthony Feldman
Earlville
Sharon Hesse
Fairbank
Clark Snengling
Guttenberg
Sheila Enabait
Harpers Ferry
Brent Robbins
Homestead
Georgene Kurt
Hopkinton
Steven Schneberger
Violet Trusson
Jack Barrows
Douglas Larson
Iowa City
Carol Dickel
Kalona
Gary Reinhert
Ladora
Naomi Cook
Margie Eike
Manchester
Victoria Davidson
Wayne Faas
Marengo
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Margare Boeckenstedt
New Vienna
Realtors Urge Review of Choose Neighbor Cards
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors urged rewriting or discontinuing its choose your neighbor cards if wording could be seen as racially biased. The board said its leaders delayed comment to avoid misinterpretation during tense times and backed equal service for all citizens. The policy, challenged by the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, asks neighbors to inform firms about buyers in the vicinity.
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Desegregation Plans Told for Chicago Schools
The Chicago board of education approved a plan offering a 1000 annual incentive for teachers who voluntarily transfer to inner city schools and sought a 5.6 million federal grant. The nine page letter to federal authorities argues the district has not engaged in purposeful segregation and outlines transfer and staffing rules to desegregate faculties.
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Attack Survived By U S Family In Laos Raid
Pathet Lao forces overran an American aid camp in Vientiane and blew up the house of Loring Waggoner and his family as they hid in a basement bunker. The family were evacuated after an all night mortar and rocket assault. Several buildings and at least four American vehicles were destroyed.
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Per Diem Increase Sought by Ames Highway Commission
Iowa state highway officials asked the comptroller to raise the maximum per diem to not less than 15 dollars as some employees struggle with a 13 dollar daily travel allowance. Director Coupal said several travelers have paid expenses from personal funds. The panel also adjusted speed limits on Iowa 1 in Solon and ordered stops at two Allamakee County intersections.
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Cedar Rapids considers paid staff for human rights commission
The Cedar Rapids human rights commission drafted a tough ordinance to curb discrimination in housing education public accommodations and employment. It would create a 15 member commission plus a paid executive secretary and authorize lawsuits and temporary injunctions to enforce compliance.
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UAW Council Names Officers in Cedar Rapids
Donald D. Johnson of UAW local 299 was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Area UAW council at the YMCA meeting. Other officers elected include Jim Wescott of local 1024 as vice president and Wendall Weeks of local 1349 as financial secretary. trustees are Dick MecArtor local 1024 Gary Bennet local 1281 and Kenny Stark local 1506. The council was organized a year ago.
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West German Leader Scheel Visits Kosygin in Moscow
Premier Kosygin welcomed Walter Scheel of the Free Democratic Party in Moscow marking the first meeting since Kosygin took office. The talks followed a Soviet hint of improving Moscow Bonn relations as Scheel advocates a conciliatory East European policy.
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Russians Call Luna 15 Timing Coincidental
A Soviet newspaper asserts Luna 15 reached the moon by coincidence at the same period as Apollo 11. It says Luna 15 marks a series of probes expected to map more lunar surface than Apollo 11, with no two hour contact limit.
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Same Room More Board At Belleville Jail
Eleven inmates at Belleville jail share a cell with others but receive extra food. They burned mattresses and Sheriff Daniel Costello refuses to replace them.
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