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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

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NASA weighs two man rescue for Skylab 3 crew

NASA officials at Marshall Space Flight Center weigh sending a two man rescue team to retrieve the Skylab 3 crew after a second propulsion system leak was found on the command ship. The contingency aims to bring the astronauts home safely amid ongoing propulsion concerns.

Libby Jarvinen Marshall Space Flight Center Space Agency Skylab Associated Press Glenn Lunny Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Lunney Orbiting Lab Hawaiian Apollo Earth Space Center

Hawaii Reactions to Jap Slur Highlight Nerve in Islands

Honolulu leaders condemn former White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman attorney John J. Wilson for calling Senator Daniel K. Inouye "that little Jap" during Watergate hearings. Officials, editors, and the public push for apology amid Hawaii's large Japanese ancestry population. Inouye calls the remark unfortunate.

Honolulu James Brown The Hawaii Hochi Hawaii John J. Wilson Washington Daniel K. Inouye Wilson Islands United States GOP Canla Coray White House H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Frank F. Fasi Fasi Joyce A.A. Smyser Honolulu Star-Bulletin David C. McClung State Senate Dan McClung France Inouye Honolou

Helms Claims Burglar On CIA Retainer In Watergate

Former CIA Director Richard Helms testified before the Senate Watergate committee that one Cuban-American arrested in the Watergate break in was on a $100 a month CIA retainer at the time. He stressed the agency had no involvement. Martinez was removed from the retainer list once his link to the burglary became known. Helms recalled being told by Haldeman and Ehrlichman that the CIA deputy director would brief the FBI about possible CIA operations in Mexico and to limit the investigation. He said the CIA had no involvement and urged press to hear him clearly. The testimony also covered Hunt’s illicit gear and past agency aid, and the White House’s role in potential future actions.

Washington CIA Richard Helms Senate Watergate Committee Today Helms Fred Thompson Eugenio Martinez Florida Martinez Senate Armed Services Committee White House H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Vernon A. Walters FBI L. Patrick Gray III Mexico Haldeman Ehrlichman Thompson Agency James W. McCord Jr E. Howard Hunt Gray U.S Iran Howard Hunt Daniel Elisberg Hunt David Young Ellsberg Pentagon

Senate passes wage bill to boost hourly pay to 2.20

The Senate approves a bill raising the minimum wage to 2.20 dollars per hour and extending coverage to about seven million workers nationwide. The action arrives amid economic concerns and labor policy debates.

Washington Senate Today

Cotton crop on brink in Tennessee Valley warns experts

Valley cotton faces a critical stage as cold rains delay planting and Tarnished plant bugs surge. Morgan County officials caution two weeks will decide if an early crop forms while Lawrence County shows bleaker prospects with widespread drowned out fields.

Tennessee Valley Morgan County Extension Service Charles Rutledge Rutledge Morgan County Lawrence County Sam McClendon McClendon

Water contamination cited in Limestone County survey

State and local health officials report 60 percent of private Limestone County water wells tested contain coliform bacteria. 216 wells were checked. 130 exceeded safe limits, indicating fecal contamination risk and potential pathogens. Rural residents urged to seek public water or approved systems. four coliforms per 109 milliliters marked as safe.

Athens Limestone County Charles Sutton Tri-County District Health Service Sutton Limestone County Rural Development Committee Rural Development Committee and Health Department State Health Department

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