Major Apollo 17 events recap in Tribune telegraph style
The Tribune lists key Apollo 17 milestones from liftoff to lunar landing and return. It notes lunar module separation, surface excursion hours, mission timeline markers, and recovery steps including splashdown in the Pacific Ocean and crew transfer to recovery ships.
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Att Dees
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Earth
Pacific Ocean
Hoonderoga
Hawaii
Houston
Holiday Festival of Art at Bowling Galleries Fort Collins
Bowling Galleries announces the first annual Holiday Festival of Art in Fort Collins. Twenty four regional artists including Stephen Brown William Cordiner Fredric Myers Hyun Kwang Shin and Donald Ritter contribute works across oil watercolor sculpture and prints. An evening showing is set for Wednesday December 13 with artists present to discuss their work at 2700 South College Ave.
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Bowling Galleries
Colorado
Wyoming
Bowling Enterprises
Charles JD. Bowling
Greeley
Stephen Brown
William Cordiner
Fredric Myers
Hyun
Kwang Shin
Donald Ritter
Bowling
South College Ave
Fort Cullins
Plea to keep TB and RD Assn offices busy drives drive
Shirley Lindquist of the Colorado Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association appeals to volunteers to keep regional offices active as Christmas Seal drives begin. She cites rising emphysema and other respiratory illnesses, urges support for medical research and education, and notes Eddie Albert as honorary Christmas Seal chairman for the 65th campaign.
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TB & RD Assn
Shirley Lindquist
North Central
Colorado “Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Suey
Eddie Albert
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Osteopathic Association Founded in Kirkville in 1897
In Kirkville Missouri on April 19 1897 a small group of osteopathic physicians formed the American Osteopathic Association to organize the fledgling profession. The nation now counts about 13000 osteopathic doctors.
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Kirksville
American Osteopathic Association
School Expenditures by Education Level Year 1971-72
Washington reports total expenditures for the 1971-72 school year. Elementary and secondary schools spend 34 billion dollars, with 48.9 billion for public and 5.1 billion for non public. Higher education shows 21.0 billion for public and 10.4 billion for private institutions.
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Puthnys
Washington
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