Skylab 3 Crew and Control Patch Up Differences
After a rough start Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson and Mission Control have adjusted to faster, smoother work. Ground planners lightened the load while crews learn to pace each other and reduce errors on day 33 of the four day mission.
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Skylab 3
Mission Control
Paul Recer
Associated Press
Space Center
Houston
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Orbiting Laboratory
William C. Schneider
Tain
Schneider
Pogue
Space Agency
Royce Hawkins
Watergate Panel Moves To Subpoena More Tapes
Senate Watergate Committee votes to subpoena many White House tapes and documents related to the break in bugging and alleged sabotage of Democratic campaigns. Chairman Ervin says new law clarifies executive privilege rules and federal courts gain jurisdiction to review subpoenas. He notes delays have extended the probe and hearings will resume after Congress returns.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Ervin
Senate
Congress
House
Charlottesville bus drivers and school board clash over apology
In Charlottesville, angry Yellow Transit Co drivers refuse to run routes after the school board declined to apologize for remarks at a study session. Fewer than a dozen drivers report to work as ice and snow hinder travel, while officials vow to support students with transportation alternatives and resume normal service when possible.
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Charlottesville
Yellow Transit Co
The
Norfolk Naval Shipyard under probe for compensation practices
Rep. Robert Daniel, R-Va., demands investigation of the compensation branch at Norfolk Naval Shipyard Industrial Relations Office after reports of lost medical records and delayed pay. He says over 100 employees were affected and praises Adm. Joe Williams Jr. for auditing the unit and seeking Comptroller General review.
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Washington (Ap
Robert Daniel
R-Va
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Daniel
Joe Williams Jr
Industrial Relations Office
Williams
U.S. Comptroller General
Winn Dixie unit to refund 59138 to customers
The Greenville division of Winn Dixie Stores Inc will refund 59138 overcharged to customers in North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Georgia. Refunds will be completed by Jan 12 1974 by lowering prices on grocery meat and produce items below Phase 4 limits. The division covers 148 stores across the four states. Other Winn Dixie divisions in Raleigh Jacksonville and Miami agreed last month to refund nearly 250000 in overcharges involving 370 southern states.
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Greensboro
N.C
Greenville
Winn Dixie Stores, Inc
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Internal Revenue Service
Witn Dixie
Raleigh
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
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New York City
the Battery
World Trade Center
Empire State
Watergate Panel
Lucie Puryear Cost
West Main ST
Averett College
Charles R. Warren
Steve Bendall
John R. Bendall & Company
Masonic Temple
Dial
Asst
Booker Reaves
Elena
Ellena
Utation
Federal
Employer Compensation Office
Daniels
Winn Dixie Stores
Mam Furn
Monroe St
So. Main
FREE
nPowsr Co
Ellis Stewart CO
Danville
Kentucky
Canada Dry Distillers
Louisville
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