Astronauts Walk Again For Repairs On Skylab
Veteran commander Charles Conrad and Paul Weitz conducted a flawless spacewalk outside Skylab for 1 hour 36 minutes to repair a battery charger, free a jammed solar wing, and retrieve 30 242 sun photographs. Inside, Joseph Kerwin monitored systems as the crew prepared for the next rotation and tested sunshade material for later retrieval.
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Senate delays bill as Ray weighs signature chances
In a Sunday report the senate completed action on a proposal and Ray said Tuesday he could see reasons that would prevent him from signing the bill into law as soon as it arrives on his desk. The bill would go into effect shortly thereafter.
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Nixon Brezhnev Witness Signing of Pacts
Nixon and Brezhnev witnessed four bilateral cooperative agreements on transportation oceanography agriculture and cultural exchanges as they opened a second day of talks. The leaders viewed signings at the state department with Rogers and Gromyko and discussed U S Soviet trade.
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American Executive Kidnapped in Argentina
Armed men abducted John R. Phaxipsot, president and general manager of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., in Buenos Aires on Monday night, according to police.
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Prosecution Seals Evidence Against Dean in Watergate Case
Watergate prosecutors presented sealed evidence to Judge Sirica to bolster a possible trial against John Dean without relying on his Senate testimony. A hearing was sought as the Senate panel postponed televised hearings to wait for Brezhnev's visit, amid concerns White House may attack Dean’s credibility.
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Two Divers Dead In Key West Sub Rescue Report
Key West Florida AP rebroadcast states two men in the rear chamber of the 21 foot Johnson Sea Link mini sub were dead after 31 hours trapped underwater. Clayton Link 31 son of Edwin Link and Albert Stover 51 veteran diver were unconscious since Monday morning with no breathing sounds since 7 am. Sea Diver brought sub to Key West hatch unopened. Medical examiner on scene to determine legal finality. Doctor David Youngblood of Smithsonian cited. Dean did not appear for a closed senate committee interview following the report.
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Vero Beach
Tornado damages nursing home in Frederick Oklahoma
A tornado ripped through Frederick Oklahoma injuring more than 60 people and demolishing Hallmark Villa nursing home and a farm store. Town facilities including an elementary school were damaged with millions in losses as volunteers aided rescue and recovery efforts.
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Three good meals a day and debts in view
A humorous quip notes a man listing comforts like meals, two cars, a boat, a power mower, and a contented wife as he questions why he should be in debt, playfully blaming his own spending. The fragment reflects a lighthearted local humor line.
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Regents Funds Compromise Drafted In Des Moines Tewit House and Senate Work Toward Budget
In Des Moines a compromise on the 20 million difference between the House and Senate for the state regents institutions in the 1973 75 biennium moves forward. The plan threads the governor s 244.8 million request with no tuition hikes at three state universities and sets caps on nonresident tuition. It preserves tuition limits for residents while raising nonresident undergraduate and graduate fees to generate about 2.5 million annually, with changes to be formalized by a conference committee.
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Tigers Trap 5 Tourists in Car
Five sightseers were trapped in their burning car at a commercial game preserve when smoke drew four man-eating tigers. Guards restrained the cats as a maintenance crew pried loose the car ignition. In the vehicle were Mrs. Ken Prichett and family from North Bend Oregon plus two Bolivian exchange students.
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