Minor problem fixed by three astronauts
Three American astronauts fixed a minor docking equipment problem aboard Apollo and prepared for the rendezvous with Soyuz. The two spacecraft circulated in orbit above Germany as crews reported progress, with docking and TV communications highlighted by Houston and Moscow officials.
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Shirley Wilken Named Nebraska Commission on Women Chair
Mrs Shirley Wilken of Columbus was elected chairperson of the Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women. She is Platte County election commissioner and leads the Columbus Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women. Wilken notes active committees and lauds the Talent Bank panel for board recommendations while the commission coordinates the Nebraska International Women's Year Coalition and serves as the central agency for women’s service development.
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June income gains boosted by Social Security payout
Washington reports Americans saw a $2.6 billion rise in June personal income boosted by a one time $60 payment to Social Security recipients. About $17 billion of the June total came from $50 special payments to Social Security railroad retirement and SSI beneficiaries, with the rest from wages and other income sources. The surge pushed annualized June income to a record 10.6 percent, signaling a potential change in consumer spending as the economy recovers from a recession.
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Possibility of Rail Talks Agreement Brightens
Labor Secretary Dunlap said issues have narrowed and a deal may be reached before Monday’s threatened strike deadline affecting 117,000 rail workers. White House aides and BRAC negotiators extended talks to 12:01 am Monday while postal workers brace for a contract deadline.
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Heat wave grips Nebraska with 100 degree highs forecast
National Weather Service predicts statewide temperatures near 100 in all areas except the southeast as a trough over the Dakotas and western Nebraska sustains hot, humid conditions. Skies remain mostly sunny with south winds 10 to 20 mph, isolated thunderstorms possible in western and northern sections tonight and tomorrow. Local readings ranged from the upper 70s to low 80s midday, with Tuesday highs from 101 in Chadron and Valentine to 87 in several eastern spots. Overnight lows dipped to the 60s to 70s, while livestock safety indices stay at danger level under the heat and humidity.
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FDA probes thousands of aerosol sprays for environmental harm
The Food and Drug Administration opened an investigation into thousands of aerosol spray products as it prepares possible action if studies show sprays harm the atmosphere. The move signals a broader scrutiny of consumer aerosols amid concerns about their impact on air quality and climate.
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Platte County Fair Preview Promises Entertainment and Activities
The 36th Platte County Fair opens Thursday at Platte County Agricultural Park with advance entertainment including a 4 p.m. record hop hosted by Radio WOW's Jimmy O Neill and the Dale T. Thomas Shows midway. Grandstand programs are free, livestock entries close by 10 p.m., and judging begins as entries are received. The schedule features 4-H livestock showmanship, teen dances, country western acts, Joie Chitwood Daredevils, and a Grand Ole Opry troupe with Sunday worship services.
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4-H and FFA Exhibit Judging Schedule and Events
Daily schedule lists 7:15 flag raising and 8:00 exhibit entry across divisions. Judging times include 4H and FRA Swine at 4:00, 4H Market Beef at 4:00, 4H and FFA Dairy at 10:00, Sheep at 14:30, and Beef Showmanship at 1:00. Open class flowers and baked goods entries closed at 12:01. Evening programs feature Dale T. Thomas Shows and a 7:30 Greens Dancefront Grandstand.
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Man Sets Self Ablaze Aboard National Airlines Flight
In Jackson ville Florida a 23 year old Miami man Anthony George Townsend died after setting fire to himself in a plane restroom aboard National Airlines Flight 1601 from New York Kennedy to Miami. A [stewardess] found Townsend's charred body about 20 minutes after departure and the plane diverted for an emergency landing. Police said Townsend killed himself.
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New York A Top Contender For 1976 Democratic Convention
New York leads cities vying to host the 1976 Democratic national convention. Party Chairman Robert Strauss said Manhattan is likely if facilities are adequate. A formal site decision by the 12 member Site Selection Committee comes on August 27, with ongoing sentiment assessment.
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