Martian Grand Canyons Spark Scientist Interest
Pasadena based Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Mariner 9 images of Martian canyonlands along the northern Solis Lacus region. Canyons 6 to 12 miles wide with smooth floors and walls sloping 10 to 15 degrees resemble the Grand Canyon. Scientists hint at structural origin with erosional modifiers, photo taken from 5,050 miles in orbit and returned Dec 18. Other weekend images show clearer detail as dust storms abate.
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Angel Statue Memorializes Thomas Wolfe at UNC Chapel Hill
An 850 pound bronze angel statue was placed on UNC Chapel Hill campus in Gifford Court between New East and Davie halls as a memorial to novelist Thomas Wolfe. The sculpture, designed by UNC art professor Richard Kinnaird, bears a line from Look Homeward Angel. Wolfe, Asheville native, was a UNC student and Daily Tar Heel editor.
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U S Aims Ongoing China Talks After Nixon Visit
The United States seeks continuing contact with Communist China after Nixon's Peking trip. A permanent mission or consulate in Peking may replace formal relations, with potential exchanges of officials and scholars and a system for ongoing communication without full diplomatic ties. Britain serves as a precedent with a consulate-general in Taipei.
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Rusk condemns leak of White House strategy papers
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk denounces the leak of White House strategy session minutes to columnist Jack Anderson. He calls for severe action against officials who leak and criticizes press methods, calling the episode diplomatically embarrassing. Rusk is a University of Georgia law professor.
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Lone Eagle Struggles To Hatch Brood In Florida
In Melbourne Florida a male bald eagle works to hatch two eggs while his mate Hallie recovers from a gunshot wound to the left wing. Audubon volunteers provide fish from planes and monitor the nest near Cape Kennedy as veterinarians pin the bone and assess recovery prospects.
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Central and
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Altamonte Springs
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