Weather Plans Shift For Apollo-Soyuz Launch
Weather forecasters expect calmer conditions ahead of Tuesday’s dual spaceflight with Leonov and Kubasov leading the Soyuz mission and the American crew headed by Stafford. Thunderstorm winds hit 54 mph at the Cape while NASA fixed a docking module wire and tested life-support systems as the crew completed final rehearsals in Houston.
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Fla
UPI
Space Agency
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Thomas P. Stafford
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Deke’’ Slayton
Vance D. Brand
Houston
NASA
Moscow
Alexei A. Leonov
Valeri N. Kabasov
Leonov
Kabasov
Florida
Atlantic
Jess Gulick
Paul C. Donnelly
Kennedy Space Center
Titusville
Gulick
U.S. Space Agency
Kubasov
Johnson Space Center
Stafford
FAA orders wide-bodied jets modified to fly with hole in cargo area
The FAA mandates all wide-bodied aircraft including DC10, 747, and L1011 be redesigned by December 1977 to safely fly and land with a 20 square foot cargo-hold hole. The rule follows the Turkish Airlines DC10 crash near Paris on March 3, 1974 and aims to guard against explosive decompression from various in-flight damage. 275 planes are affected.
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UPI
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Paris
FAA
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Dow
Treloggen Funeral Set for Monday at Grace Episcopal
Walter Treloggen dies Friday at age municipal. The service will be at Grace Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. Wayne Pontius officiating. Interment follows at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary handles arrangements. Memorials may be directed to Grace Episcopal Church.
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Walter Treloggen
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Wayne Pontius
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Truck Driver Injured When Deer Causes Wreck Near Thayer
William S. Johnessee, 74, of Joplin, swerved to avoid a deer and drove into a ditch near Thayer on K 47 at about 6 am. His 1970 Ford, owned by Reddings Mill Salad Co. of Joplin, was wrecked. he sustained minor scratches and bruises. A fence owned by Bill Robertson suffered about $100 damage.
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Erie
Neosho County
William S. Johnessee
Joplin
Reddings Mill Salad Co
Thayer
Bill Robertson
Schools urged to comply with sex discrimination laws
The nation's civil rights chief asks schools and colleges to enforce new sex discrimination rules. The rules take effect July 21 unless Congress acts to change them.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Committee votes to release Turkey arms aid despite ban
The House International Relations Committee approved 16 to 11 to release 185 million dollars of preapproved arms sales to Turkey while keeping a ban on new military aid for several months. The plan delays action until the week of July 21, with continued limits on future credits until the next foreign aid bill.
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UPI
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Rules Committee
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Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
NATO
Edward J. Derwinski
Illinois
Pierre S. du Pont
Delaware
J. Herbert Burke
Florida
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
United States
Greece
Four Cubans see Watergate sentences erased by judge
UPI reports Judge John J. Sirica reduced the sentences of Bernard Barker Frank Sturgis Eugenio Martinez and Virgilio Gonzalez to time served in the 1972 Watergate bugging case. Each had served about 13 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy burglary bugging and wiretapping. The action leaves Barker free from further prison time and ends remaining probation for the others. The four were not present for the order. Separately the Marmaton Valley USD 256 board elected Earl Carlson president and chose Terry Smethers and Jim Cole for regional educational cooperative roles.
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UPI
U.S
John J. Sirica
Democratic Party
Miami
Ans
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Frank A. Sturgis
Eugenio R. Martinez
Virgilio F. Gonzalez
Sirica
Barker
Watergate
Watergate Prosecutor’s Office
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Texaco unitization hearing set in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission schedules a 9 a.m. hearing on July 24 in Wichita for Texaco Inc. to pursue unitization and unit operation of the Russell block oil leases in Neosho County Humboldt Chanute Pool. Eligible attendees include oil and gas producers pur chasers royalty owners landowners and others. The aim is to enable a tertiary oil recovery process.
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Neosho County
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Texaco
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Allen Counties
K-T
Humboldt- Chanute
Heinrichs
Chanute
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Olive Annabell Moore
Lewis M. Egan
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital daily transcript overview
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m. Census shows 45 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Friday admissions include Mrs William Swinney Humboldt and Robert Reynolds R 4. Dismissals list names and addresses. Birth records note a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Michael Morgan. Texaco moves toward unitization of oil blocks in Neosho and Allen counties with KCC approval and details of royalties and tank batteries.
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William Swinney
Humboldt
Robert Reynolds
Susan Ford draws Kansas newsmen to downtown Topeka
Susan Ford, working as a photo intern for the Topeka Capital Journal, faced a media crush during a downtown sidewalk sale. She prepared a layout on a marriage counselor while planning trips to Cape Canaveral and Durham to assist photographer Rich Clarkson for Time Inc and to shoot an international track meet.
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Pittsburg Rail Delay Wins Crossing Ordinance Postponement
City commissioners delay action on a crossing ordinance after talks with representatives of Missouri-Pacific Frisco and Kansas City Southern railroads. The measure would require repairs within 60 days under a 50 dollar daily fine until completed, with a 30 day postponement to address crossings and roadbed issues.
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Missouri-Pacific
Frisco
Kansas City Southern
Katy Railroad to add 18 workers in two shops
Eighteen men will join the Katy Railroad's locomotive and car department shops here on August 4. Twelve join locomotive shops, increasing force to 148, and six join car shops, raising employment to 46. The hirings follow a loan from the United States Railway Association for track and rolling stock improvements.
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Katy Railroad
Katy
United States Railway Association
Cities approve funds for airline change at Tri City Airport
Coffeyville joins Parsons and Independence in funding Air Midwest certification at Tri City Airport to enable service replacing Frontier Airlines. Each city will contribute 2000 dollars toward the certification effort.
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IOLA
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Cities Service Gas Co
Coffeyville
Land option approved for Coffeyville motel project
City Commission accepts a six month land option for Plaza Inn of Coffeyville Inc to buy the vacant urban renewal tract at 11th and Patterson for 75000. Bernard Wade of Funk Manufacturing heads the group and says plans are not firm at present.
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11Th
Patterson
Plaza Inn of
Coffeyville, Inc
Plaza Inn
Bernard Wade
Funk Mfg
Wade
Company abandons FHA loan for 70 unit apartment project
Kansas City firm Urban Equities Corp. has abandoned efforts to secure a Federal Housing Authority loan for a proposed 70 unit apartment complex in Coffeyville. A 3.5 acre site was dropped as potential location due to FHA objections. An option on another site is being considered, but no location was given.
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Coffeyville
Kansas City
Federal Housing Authority
Sam McChesney
Urban Equities Corp
FHA
Moser Heads Trustees of Allen County Junior College
Ralph Moser was elected president for 1975 76 with Bob Johnson as vice chairman Don Nelson as secretary and Ed Miller named delegate to the Kansas Association of Community Colleges at the ICLA trustees meeting in Allen County.
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ICLA
Allen County Community Junior College
Ralph Moser
Bob Johnson
Don Nelson
Ed Miller
Kansas Association of Community Colleges
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instructions list how to reach the Tribune carrier by phone if a delivery is missed. It provides two contact options: call the carrier direct, or dial 431-4100 during specified evening hours on weekdays and by 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Parsons Considers Fireworks Ban After Bicentennial
City leaders including the manager, police chief, and fire chief recommended banning fireworks in Parsons in future years. Sparklers and commercial displays would be allowed. The commission took the recommendation under advisement and planned to decide after the bicentennial celebration next year.
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