Apollo 15 astronauts still show effects after moon voyage
AP reports after a week in recovery Apollo 15 crew David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden display lingering effects from the moon mission. Dr Berry notes irregular heart rhythms dizziness and fatigue but says none are in medical danger. Findings may alter future Apollo flight plans and Skylab prep.
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Bays
Charles A. Berry
Berry
David R. Scott
James B. Lewit
Alfred M. Worden
Scott
Irwin
John Glenn
Iriin
I Scott
Worden
Lunar
He Started the Forest Fire, Now He's Helping Land Recover
LYTLE CREEK Calif AP Last year Phillip J Kelley caused a blaze that ravaged watershed land worth 16 million and cost 1.25 million to extinguish Now in summer he returns to the San Bernardino Mountains to aid recovery and reduce fire risk while serving a four month sentence A judge ordered the 22 year old man into custody
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Lytle Creek
Calif
Phillip J. Kelley
San Bernardino Mountains
Powdered pumice and rottenstone in wood finishes
The article explains using powdered pumice and rottenstone with finishes like varnish and shellac to achieve high gloss. It notes both quick and safe methods, advising pumice mixed with water for speed but risk, or with crude oil for safety, and recommends letting the final coat cure for several days. It mentions Keller’s band and a Riverside fire incident as context.
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Andy Lang
Dejad Riallo
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U.S
Forest Service
Mare
Kell
Asbath
New- Jey
Kelley
Fin Lish
Factuers
Riverside
Ios
Lytle Creek
Denhobby
Wyoming Green Faces Final Test Before Worth Determined
In Casper, Wyoming, officials announce one final test remains on the weed nicknamed silver weed, wild tansy, and silver feather. Tests by the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and University of Wyoming lab in Laramie came back negative for hallucinogenic effects, though some users report marijuana-like experiences. Authorities fear a drug haven potential if the plant proliferates in mountain meadows of Wyoming and Montana.
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Casper
Wyo
Nalrana
Alty
John Burk
Wyoming
Montana
Burk
U.S. Bureau of Narcotices and Dangerous Drugs Agents
San Francisco
University of Wyoming Laboratory
High Mountain
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Mont
Body found buried near Nederland Idaho youth dumped after overdose
Boulder County sheriff officials say a transient youth, about 15 to 20 years old, likely died from a heroin overdose three months ago and was buried in a mountainside grave north of Nederland. Autopsy planned and parents notified. Two youths in an unrelated case led to discovery of the grave.
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Here
Boulder County Sheriff's Deputes
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Leach
Argentina Fights Polio Mass Vaccination Drive
Buenos Aires reports a national polio vaccination push with six million vaccine doses purchased from Belgium and Canada to immunize children. Government officials urge high turnout and emphasize eradication goals amid ongoing public health efforts.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
Uncle Sam’s origins and evolution in American culture
A summary of how Uncle Sam emerged as a national symbol from early 19th century War of 1812 opposition to Samuel Wilson’s stamped meat, through Troy newspapers, 1830s cartoons, Seba Smith’s illustrations, and later iconic posters by Flagg in 1917 and Barclay in 1941, with a prize notice for readers.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Samuel Wilson
U.S
New York
Vermont
Troy
N. Y
Seba Smith
James Montgomery Flagg
McClellan Barclay
Ken Kiminski
Esko
Minnesota
SIO
Carefree man starts brush fire tale and plans life change
A man recalls sparking a brush fire after ignoring dry conditions. He, Kelley, later confessed to the blaze to a U.S. Forest Service crew and spent 36 hours jailed. He survived a brush fire that could have earned prison time, plans marriage, vows not to smoke marijuana, and to become a Mormon. He discusses cleanup methods, though much of the text veers into unrelated crafting instructions.
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U.S. Forest Service
Kelley
Apple Valley
Becme
Covered Bridges Hidden Reason Uncovered In Franksport
FRANKFORT Kentucky engineers say 18th and 19th century covered bridges were roofed to shed snow and keep timber dry rather than shelter travelers. The overhead braces were added first for strength, then a cover fitted to protect the framework from rot. Mexico City A new shoe factory is prospering here.
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Frankfort
Mexico City
In Memoriam BENIER Bessie F Seniec
In loving memory of our mother and grandmother passed away three years ago on August 14 Thoughts of you come drifting back within our dreams today We know that you are resting when twilight ends the day Sadly missed by her children and grandchildren
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Benier
Bessie F. Seniec
Rural Loan Rule Expands Housing Aid to Small Town Move-ins
Washington announces Lip Farmers Home Administration broadens loan eligibility to residents of urban areas relocating to rural communities under 10,000 population. Eligible borrowers may apply for housing loans to purchase homes in these small towns.
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Washington
Lip Farmers Home Administration
Weld To Get $91 300 Through Employment Act
Washington AP Labor Department officials say the Emergency Employment Act will create about 130000 jobs nationwide. Nixon signed the act which allocates funding to cities counties and states to fund public works and jobs programs. Weld County receives 91900, and Colorado totals 244010 with allocations for others. veterans receive special consideration and targeted communities may get 250 million for related programs.
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Weld
Wasilington
Labor Department
Nixon
J. 1
Hodgson
Cascade and Yellowstone County Allocation Summary
The document details allocations totaling 280,900 for Cascade County and 267,600 for Yellowstone County. A remainder amount of 3,34), 600 is earmarked for use in special areas without programs.
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Cascade County
Yellowstone County
Ancient Poets Sing of Canary Islands Legends
Ancient fragment recounts Greek and Latin poets shaping myths of the Canary Islands once at the edge of the known world. It notes glamorous names like the Elysian Fields and Fortunate Isles, with mentions of the Guanches as tall, fair inhabitants who lived in stone towns or caves and were noted as warriors.
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Las
Palmas
Canary Islands
Elysian Fields
Iles
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