Skylab lifts off with crew for 28 day space station mission
Veterans Charles Conrad Joseph P. Revwin and others prepare to ride the Skylab space station, launching from Cape Kenny. The mission marks a new era in U S space exploration as the crew plans to conduct Medical experiments, ecological studies, and technology tests aboard the orbiting lab for 28 days.
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Skylab statistics and launch plans reported
CAPE KENNEDY FLO AP HORE NEA the frets and figures on the first Skylab missions. Planned launch times Tuesday include linkups and network coverage from 9 30 am to 10 28 am. Astronauts listed: Navy Capt Charles Conrad Jr 41 Raul Weitz 40 and Joseph Kerwin 41. Skylab craft attached to Apollo command module, 118 feet long with large solar wings nearly 24 feet. Living space about 72 472 cable feet with a 199 750 pound weight.
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Lightning Strike Ends Havasu City Baseball Pitching Bid
In Havasu City Arizona pitcher John Wade 19 collapses after a lightning bolt strikes the field mid warm up for Bemigio team opener. Wade and teammates are carried away as witnesses describe a single bolt engulfing him and branches of electricity shocking all infield and outfield players. Several players suffer critical injuries with fear and grief among friends and teammates.
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Judge orders release of dean papers in Watergate case
In Washington, Judge Judy Sitice rules the Dean papers, deemed top secret, must be turned over to federal prosecutors and the Senate Watergate committee. The decision follows a 25 minute hearing and centers on classified materials allegedly from multiple agencies, including the FBI, amid Nixon era disclosures. President Nixon sought to retain the documents, prompting a renewed fight over access and potential public hearings.
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Study of togetherness at Ohlone College twins project
Ohlone College students conduct a science project on “ouetherness” comparing fraternal twins Janice and Jerry Lane. Reports notes they are likely fraternal, not identical, with differing traits yet strong bond. Preliminary tests cover coordination, interests, and brain activity via alpha waves and REM patterns, while future comparisons include intelligence and social reactions.
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Weather forecast blurs into clouds and mild temps
The bulletin notes skies clearing after morning clouds with temperatures holding steady. Highs around 70s and overnight lows in the 50s prevail. More weather details continue on page 23.
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