Skylab 1 crew vows to stay in space and report
Skylab 1 crew members Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz returned to space center Houston after meeting President Nixon and Brezhnev in California. They begin 47 days of reporting on a record four a week mission and plan daily briefings with engineers and scientists through July 11.
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Ticonderoga carrier may be scrapped after Skylab mission
The 42000 ton carrier Ticonderoga, famed for World War I and Vietnam air strikes and Skylab rescue use, heads toward final voyage as Navy inspectors assess its condition. Sailors aboard recall decades of service while Astronaut Joseph Kerwin thanks the ship and its crew for their role in space history.
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Asian Americans face UC Berkeley bias in admissions
UC sociology professor Dr. Paul Takagi testifies at a state advisory hearing that Asian Americans are discriminated against at Berkeley. He cites a pattern: competent yet not qualified in perception, with high GPA applicants rejected by Berkeley graduate schools while other minorities gain preference.
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Homosexuals March in San Francisco Parade
In San Francisco more than 1500 gay marchers paraded through the financial district in a gay freedom parade toward Lafayette Park. Spectators lined the streets while floats a gay rock group and a queen for a day sashayed by. The event featured a mass banner reading Gay People's Union at Stanford and included Mr Naked Grape wearing grapes around his middle for humor. Nearby New York staged a separate Christopher Street Liberation Day march along Seventh Avenue ending at Washington Square Park marking Gay Pride Week and commemorating the Stonewall raid of 1919.
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Arson Suspected In Twin L A Industrial Blazes
Firemen battled an 200000 dollar blaze at Durachrome Manufacturing Co and soon fought a second fire at a nearby storage yard within an hour. Seventeen county engines responded to the first fire where magnesium wheels are made. A patrol helicopter spotted a third blaze among paper bales and diverted trucks. No injuries were reported.
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Mock POW camp at Air Force Academy faces criticism
Rep Les Aspin calls the proposal to build a two acre POW camp on the Air Force Academy campus ghoulish and potentially dangerous. Academy officials say the realistic camp with guard towers isolation cells and barbed wire would train cadets in survival and resistance techniques.
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Sailor slain in Alameda liquor-store holdup near USS Enterprise
Airman Fred W. Semmliner, 21, from Chicago, was killed in a hold up near Alameda Naval Air Station after he and Seaman John Rosales refused to surrender money. Three suspects fled in a car after a single Derringer shot. Rosales unharmed. Police issued descriptions of the three men.
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Four hostages freed after Eddyville inmates transfer talks
Four hostages held by three self professed roublemaker convicts at Eddyville State Penitentiary were released unharmed after prison officials agreed to transfer the inmates to another facility and allow a news conference. Prison officials and the convicts clashed over the transfer plan while police and corrections leaders negotiated by phone.
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Brother shoots brother at hospital over paralysis fate
Lester Zygmaniak, 23, killed his brother George at Jersey Shore Medical Center after George, left crippled by a motorcycle crash, allegedly urged him to end the life. Police say Lester admitted to the shooting and was charged with first degree murder. A friend said they had agreed to the act if George would be a burden.
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