Skylab Gyroscope Failure Tests Spacecraft Judgment
Skylab’s central gyro scope failed, leaving two operable gyros. Flight Director Shaffer said remaining controls suffice for continued operations, though maneuvers will be slower and planning tougher. Astronauts Pogue Gibson Care and Gibson completed telescope work and experiments, surpassing prior durations in a demanding spacewalk.
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Athens Curfew Reduced by Three Hours
A shortened curfew in Athens cuts hours by three. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a policy adjustment reducing curfew time. Local authorities or AP may have issued the change with immediate effect.
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Three Die in Cedar Rapids Thanksgiving Day Crash
A Thanksgiving afternoon crash on River Road south of Cedar Rapids killed three adults and left two Hughes children hospitalized in critical condition. The deceased are Mit and Mrs. Done Hughes and Oliver Northrup, all from Cedar Rapids. Kris Hughes, 11, and his two sisters Holly and Suellen were in critical care. Authorities say glare may have blinded the Hughes as a pickup crossed the center line. The accident marks another fatality in the Cedar Rapids area amid ongoing stormy traffic reports.
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Second Hunting Death in Family Sealed by Tragic Accident
In Kalispell Montana a 19 year old, Wade Drollinger, died in a hunting accident while riding with a juvenile companion. The teen’s father, Wesley Drollinger, had died earlier in November when a rifle discharged accidentally while he was handling it. Authorities described the fatal sequence as the youth and companion being struck during the incident near Kalispell.
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Oil embargo prompts Arab oil weapon warning and Trudeau gas plan
Arab oil minister Ahmed Saki Yamani warned in Copenhagen that Arab nations could retaliate by cutting or halting oil production if Western powers press against OPEC. He echoed comments by Kissinger on possible countermeasures if the oil squeeze continues. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau outlined a winter fuel plan including Sunday gasoline bans and allocations to ensure supplies, with heating oil shortages projected between 10 and 26 percent.
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Riley says foster parent aid may be insufficient
Senator Riley told Cedar Rapids officials on Friday that the current state funding for foster care may fall short of needs. He cited legislative appropriations of 2.75 million dollars for the year and questioned whether reimbursements cover costs for foster families, noting parole and social service reviews will scrutinize the program.
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Compromise Triggers Renewed IRA Violence Across Northern Ireland
Eyewitness reports describe Catholic and Protestant factions reacting to a Belfast power‑sharing agreement by carrying out attacks. A bomb at a Belfast bridge wounded two soldiers and a civilian, while a militiaman was shot in the Crossgan area. The Provisional IRA in Dublin warned of intensified action, signaling a new phase in the North’s conflict.
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Watergate Price Tag Four point eight million
Washington report outlines ongoing Watergate investigations and escalating costs. Government sources cite a mounting appropriation for the probe as new expenses and committee hearings press forward. The overall price tag grows with ongoing staff, security, and administrative costs linked to the inquiry.
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U S Firms to Deliver Entire Factory to Soviet Union
Two American companies, Pratt and Whitney and Minnesota Mining, signed a $50 million chemical equipment deal with a Soviet agency to deliver a full factory line. The package includes spare parts and machinery for a petroleum processing plant, with the Soviet side covering 10 percent down payments.
Bork Legal Status Sparks Nixon Bureaucracy Fight
Senator Proxmire warns Bork is serving legally while the Solicitor General and acting attorney general clash with President Nixon over the 40 day limit and the appointment of Saxbe. Nixon asserts the Senate must vote on the attorney general nomination as Archibald Cox and others push for legality and authority.
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Editors Warn Arabs Face Nuclear Arms Risk In Middle East
Cairo based editor Heikal warned that in any new Middle East fighting Israel could use atomic bombs. He said Arabs might obtain weapons from the Soviet Union or China if necessary, urging unified Arab action to fund and develop nuclear arms while noting Israel’s existing reactors in the Negev. Meanwhile ceasefire talks faltered as Israel and Egypt failed to agree on prisoner exchanges and a broader Arab summit sought a unified approach to armament and peace.
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Indians Eskimos Lose Plant Suit
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Vedas Chaelte Tivsisevl Report Sparks Confusion
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