Astronauts set for second moon walk amid long planned routine
Apollo 17's lunar crew Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt faced a delayed start for their second moon walk after a full eight hours of sleep in Taurus Littrow. Mission Control indicated awakening near 3 p.m. Pacific and a 6 09 p.m. start, with TV networks planning coverage across channels. The day featured rover tests and plans to study rocks dated up to 4.6 billion years, aiming to capture prime samples from the Moon’s early formation. Weather and Earthbound issues dominated the rest of the page with frost, crop damage, and gas supply curtailments affecting California counties.
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Lesson in liberty students held captive at Utah school
North Ogden Junior High students endured an overnight invasion by armed volunteers from the U S Army Reserve as a mock dictatorship imposed order in a controversial lesson on freedom. Principal Carl DeYoung said the exercise aimed to spark a sense of values and respect for symbols like the Pledge of Allegiance. Parents were asked to keep details confidential. two objects opted out of the program. Students reacted with mixed responses from fear to amusement.
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Cold snap boosts ice cream sales in South County
Local vendors report unusual demand for cold treats as a deep freeze grips the region. Firewood and lumber sellers note near term shortages while ice cream shops see a surge in cone sales and packaged cold desserts. Some partners report up to a 30 percent drop in other products.
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South County
Weather outlook Tonight brings wintry mix and clear skies tomorrow
A forecast calls for rain snow and hail tonight with clearing skies tomorrow. Temperatures stay cool with highs in the 30s and 9s and lows around the mid 20s to 30s. The chance of precipitation is about 65 percent tonight. More weather on page 2 at Bridge.
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Hayward May Swap With Sabinas Hidalgo Fire Engine Aid
The story notes Sabinas Hidalgo residents have supplied Hayward cannery workers for decades and hints at a possible city council donation of a sidelined fire engine. Fueled by ties between Sabinas Hidalgo and Hayward workers, the plan aims to bolster Sabinas Hidalgo firefighting capacity in a town about 62 miles southwest of Laredo, Texas, with a population near 30,000.
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Extension of price controls may face Congress block
Washington reports that Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee urge immediate extension of the Economic Stabilization Act to cover 1973 while White House signals plans to end or extend controls. Senators Javits Tower and others back White House but seek a broader plan, with hearings planned early next year.
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Kissinger Opens Eighth Round Talks in Paris
In Paris Kissinger conducted three levels of talks including a virtual round with Le Duc Tho in a suburban house at 3 p.m. local time as part of the Vietnam peace negotiations. The Vietnamese delegates rejected Saigon's Christmas cease fire proposal amid the eight round discussions in the Geneva-Paris process.
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Saigon
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Indochina at a glance Moiled Press Intergame
Paris reports three separate meetings today the busiest day since peace talks began. Saigon reports South Vietnamese militiamen breaking up a Communist battalion trapping a second and chasing a third in swamps 40 miles west of Saigon. Thieu proposes a Christmas truce and prisoner exchange to push negotiations with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Communist Vietnamese in Paris reject Thieu's cease-fire as absurd and unreasonable, accusing it of delaying peace.
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