Greek premier vows return to representative rule when regime fulfills duties
Athens AP report says Premier George Papadopoulos promised to restore representative rule only after the military regime completes its duties and consequences. He announced martial law would lift in Salonica but stay in Athens and Piraeus, and outlined prisoner reviews, exiles, and plans for economic growth and European ties.
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Space exercise keeps Schmitt active in America
Apollo 17 pilot Harrison H. Schmitt exercised in zero gravity aboard the command ship America to raise his heart rate to 130–140 bpm for conditioning. Mission Control tracked readings as fellow astronauts Cernan and Evans joined in routines, aided by a biomechanical harness and various in-flight exercises.
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Durham teacher is arrested in tax case
A Durham teacher Lyler Snider, 25, was arraigned in federal court in Greensboro on charges of willfully submitting a fraudulent Federal Withholding Exemption Certificate to his employer, Carolina Friends School in Durham. The IRS said the complaint was filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bradley Cameron. Snider was arrested by IRS special agents.
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