Apollo 17 Races Toward Moon After Countdown Glitch
Apollo 17 launched from Cape Kennedy and headed toward the moon with astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans aboard. Mission Control reported minor alarm false positives and latch delays but the launch and translunar cruise proceeded, with Nixon issuing wishes of luck and Godspeed.
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Peace talks show slow progress despite Kissinger Tho efforts
PARIS AP Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resumed secret talks as US negotiator Heyward Isham warned of possible disappointments in pace. North Vietnam's Nguyen Minh Vy accused Saigon of deadlock while Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh rejected imminent accord. In Colorado, NE winds shift, with clouds, snow flurries, and chilly highs from the teens to mid twenties.
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Colorado
City to try night service on UNC bus route
City Council approves a two month trial of an evening UNC bus, running 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, connecting UNC east central and west campuses. UNC and students will cover operating costs about 23 dollars per night, with route round trip in 20 minutes.
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Ren-Paul Benjamin
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Keith Eberhard
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Truman improves yet fights for life in hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman, age 84, remained on the critical list at Research Hospital and Medical Center in Kansas City. Doctors reported fluctuating temperature, improved lung fluid, and ongoing heart failure concerns, with stable signs earlier and a dramatic recent change in heart function.
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Research Hospital and Medical Center
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City Eyes Permits for Rental Housing
City council discussed a proposed permit system to regulate rental housing following concerns about substandard conditions and a recent death of an Arms College student. Mayor Richard A. Perchlik urged permits to enforce zoning and building codes, with single family homes possibly included. City manager and department heads to review and report to the finance committee.
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Arms College
Perchuk
Charles Archibeque
Jim Robenstein
Building Inspection Department
Gil House
Jack Huffman
Greeley 72 permits top $25 million in 11 months
Greeley reports $25,164,126.40 in building work authorized in the first 11 months, surpassing prior yearly totals for the city. November issued 210 permits for $1,795,052, including 30 residential permits and several apartment and commercial projects totaling hundreds of thousands.
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Sailor found guilty of arson in Forrestal carrier fire
NORFOLK Va AP a military judge found Seaman Apprentice Jelfrey Allison guilty of arson sabotage and hazarding a vessel in the 7.5 million July 10 fire aboard the aircraft carrier Forrestal The verdict came as sentencing arguments began and the case marked the Navy’s largest sabotage act.
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Jelfrey Allison
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William B. Neely
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