Six Americans vie for spacelab seats in shuttle mission
Washington reports six American finalists including Ann Whitaker a NASA physicist from Huntsville Alabama for one of two scientific seats aboard the first Spacelab to be carried in the space shuttle in December 1980. Europeans named four candidates for the second seat.
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UPI
Space Agency Today
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European Space Agency
United States
Paris
Franco Malerba
Milan
As Merbold
Stuttgart
Claude Nicollier
Netherlands
Wubbo Qckels
Groningen University
Ann Whitaker
NASA
Hunteville
Ala
Astronaut Corps
Space Agency
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Palm Desert
Calif
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University of California At Berkeley
Robert Menzies
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Byron. Lichtenberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Richard Terrile
California Institute of Technology
Shuttle
Houston
Secret Service probes Cuban link to Kennedy death
Newly released documents show the Secret Service focused on a Cuban Castro plot in the Kennedy assassination and even considered Chinese Communists involvement. The investigation found no link tying Lee Harvey Oswald to a Cuban conspiracy, with several leads ending in dead ends.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Dallas
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Cubana
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Mexico City
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Kearney sentenced to life for grisly California slayings
Riverside California UPI Patrick Kearney 38 pleaded guilty to three serial murder counts and received a life sentence with possible parole after seven years. Prosecutors say he confessed to 28 incidents across Southern California with bodies in plastic bags found since 1970. He faces further charges in Los Angeles San Diego and Orange counties.
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Calif
UPI
Patrick Kearney
U.S. Oatory
Kearney
California
Superior Court
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Staunch
Tam
Riverside County
Trass
Houston
Juan Corona
Yuba City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Orange Counties
Redondo Beach
David Hill
Christmas gift gag law surfaces in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa hundreds of children may be affected by an old city ordinance banning toy weapons within corporate limits. Officials say the rule is rarely enforced and may not have been repealed when code was updated in 1976.
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Dubuque
Iowa
UPI
Judge refuses to bind over pair in drug raid case
Lancaster County Judge Jeffre Cheuvront declines to bind over Ken Gross and Janice Baker after a Septem ber 20 drug raid. Deputy County Attorney Bob Gibson says Gross will be refiled with a preliminary hearing next week. Several co defendants saw charges dismissed or reduced due to weak evidence.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lancaster
Jeffre Cheuvront
Chenvront
Ken Gross
Janice Baker
Lincoln
Bob Gibson
Gross
Miss Baker
Gibson
Linda Lichty
Roger Grabiil
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