Astronauts Enjoy Moon Ride and Hadley Rille Trek
Apollo 15 astronauts Scott and Irwin explore Hadley Rille, Elbow Crater, and Hadley Mountain in the Falcon moon buggy. They report awe at lunar vistas, collect rock and soil samples, face steering and dirt challenges, and track rover trails while Mission Control monitors oxygen, depth estimates, and navigation. Worden remains aboard Endeavour conducting experiments.
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Scott
Falcon
Lunar
Sapee Agency
Moon
Mission Control
Irwin
Hadley Rille
Hadley Mountain
Elbow Crater
Earth
Endeavour
Alfred M. Worden
Hama
El‘bow and
St George
Hadley
Apennine ‘Mountains
Lunar Valley
Sun Valley
Idaho
United States
Crater
O Scott
St. George Crater
Peard
Rwin
Air Force
Worden
Science and technology notes on television mission impact
Scientists at the Manned Spacecraft Center foresee knowledge from the mission surpassing all prior missions. Dr Rab in Brett, head of the geochemistry branch, commented that the televised event will yield insight rivaling past explorations. The report continues on page one with further analysis.
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Rabin Brett
Manned Spacecraft Center
Lunar rock tracks shape clues to crater origin
The study team discusses how a sharp edged rock near a crater may hint at its formation by volcanic lava flows or a distant impact. They note the rock’s proximity to the rim and contrast with older lunar terrain while considering Nixon’s Paris talks and Cambodian Laos issues. The astronauts’ samples could reveal a historical cross section of mare formation.
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Brett
Bruce
Partheen
Nixon
Zist
Binh
Peking
Rille
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Paris
MIT
Earth
Scott
Irwin
United
States
Clark Crater
Jter
Hinar
Munist Pathet Lao
Steel strike looms as talks push to late hour
Steelworkers conference moved from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. EDT delaying a critical decision on settlement or strike. Bethlehem Steel announces a weeklong orderly shutdown at its Bethlehem plants to protect facilities if a strike occurs, amid wages tied to gains in aluminum and copper sectors.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Apollo 15 Moon Show Delivers Unprecedented Color Views
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin transmitted live color pictures from 250000 miles away using a new miniature broadcasting system. The lunar surface footage shows the Falcon lunar module, rolling terrain, and astronauts in high detail. NASA RCA officials praise the camera for higher resolution and direct earth transmission, with a lunar liftoff broadcast planned.
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Space Center
Houston
Earth
Yariet
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Lunar
Falcon
NASA
Mission Centrol
Edward I. Fendell
Sng
Apollo Communications System
Donn M. Carpenter
Miami
Fla
Ichikawa
All Nippon
Sapporo
Kuma
Defense Agency
Transportation Ministry
Irwin
Moon
Joe Nahil
RCA
Lawmakers near final vote on narrowed Lockheed bill
Senators forecast a tight ballot on a reduced 250 million aid measure for Lockheed Martin, risking Republican defections while urging speed. Proxmire and other critics warn the bill remains vulnerable as Cranston Tower clash over strategy and a two thirds vote is waived for a 3 pm EDT final tally.
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Lockheed
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
John G. Tower
Rtex
Cranston
Tower
William Proxmire
Dwis
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
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