Brundage engagement to Princess Mariann Reuss announced
Daily review notes Avery Brundage the former president of the International Olympic Committee will wed Princess Mariann Reuss of Germany. The 3 year old princess is praised as mature for her age after a long war period. Brundage mentioned his youth for his age and recalled his first wife’s passing years ago.
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Skylab tests spark space manufacturing hopes
Skylab crews begin materials processing tests aboard the space station to study molten metal behavior and electron beam welding. Experts foresee a potential multi billion dollar space manufacturing industry by century end with high tech electronic materials and biologicals produced in orbit. Astronauts monitor experiments remotely from a protected chamber as medical and urban development studies continue on Earth.
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Titan rocket launch shatters Cape Kennedy quiet
Reports say a Titan JC launch from Cape Kennedy at 013 am sent a powerful rocket with a spy satellite into orbit 23 200 miles above the Indian Ocean. Officials released a brief statement offering little detail, while sources described a two satellite insurance plan amid concerns about prior craft.
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Oil crisis blamed on big firms and politics
The article reports Florida officials accusing major oil companies of causing a fuel shortage to push prices higher. Governors and lawyers debate whether an energy crisis exists, while the Libyan takeover of a U.S. oil firm sparks international tension. Kansas farmers fear insufficient gasoline to harvest wheat, with state officials noting a hotline influx and a lack of freight cars.
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Police dog helps track marijuana patch seized by teens
Moose the training dog led Officer John Dockerey to a six plant marijuana patch where three teens were charged with manufacturing marijuana and intent to distribute. The incident occurred during a K-9 training session at Millersville High School.
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