Soviet Link Up In Space Fails Docking With Salyut-6
Two cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Valery Ryumin failed to dock with the Salyut-6 lab after over a day in orbit aboard Soyuz-25. Tass gave no cause, citing deviations from the docking regime. The mission, launched from Baikonur, marks third space age decade and 60th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
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Tass
Vladimir Kovalenok
Valery Ryumin
Earth
Salyut-5 Space Lab
Baikonur Space Center
Sputnik
Kovalenok
Ryumin
Space Laboratory
Soviet Union
United States
Yuri Gagarin
City codes and public notices on parking and organ bequests
Readers ask about a parking ticket at Southgate Center and the likely future city ordinance to enforce fire lane safety. The column also provides local contacts for Parents Without Partners in Greensboro and notes a Green sboro and High Point page, plus details on aluminum recycling pickup dates and Eye and Human Tissue Bank bequest procedures.
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Southgate
Thomasville
Don Truell
Parents Without Partners
D. A
Greensboro
Allan Mackover
PWP
Mackover
High Point
YWCA
The
Amnesty Group and Irish Women Win Nobel Peace Prizes
Nobel prize winners announced in Oslo include Amnesty International and Northern Irish activists Mrs Betty Williams and Miss Mairead Corrigan. Amnesty receives 145000 dollars. Williams and Corrigan share about 141600 dollars for their peace efforts and charity work following Belfast violence.
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Amnesty
Oslo
Norway
Amnesty International
Peter Berenson
Betty Williams
Mairead Corrigan
Corrigan
Williams
Rais
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
England
Cleaning Columbus Statue Prepares for Columbus Day
Ohio Public Works worker Jeff Hewitt cleans the statehouse lawn statue of Christopher Columbus on the eve of Columbus Day. The second Monday of October marks the annual remembrance of the Italian explorer who crossed the Atlantic and reached America.
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Christopher Columbus
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio Public Works
Jeff Hewitt
Mild Flu Season Expected Yet Protection Urged
Experts in Maryland note a wide variety of influenza A viruses in circulation and forecast a relatively mild U S flu season though firm predictions are avoided post swine flu. Vaccines offer 70 to 90 percent protection when matched. annual revaccination is advised.
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Maryland
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Postal Service sees rising mail volume easing rate hikes
A five year forecast by the Postal Service projects mail volume near 100 billion by 1981 and a surplus of 282 million next year. Costs stay steadier than volume so stamp increases will be smaller than earlier projections though still needed. First class rates for businesses would move to 16 cents with individuals at 13 cents.
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Benjamin Bailor
Commission On Postal Service
Francis Biglin
Postal Service
Biglin
Girl Scout Slayings Remain Unsolved At Camp Scott
Locust Grove Oklahoma AP Four months pass since three Girl Scouts were found fatally harmed on day one of camp. Fugitive Gene Hart, jailed earlier then on the run, remains at large amid a rekindled hunt and expired rewards. Parents sue Girl Scouts for 3 million. FBI agents stationed in Pryor due to a fugitive warrant. Camp Scott sits silent after the killings.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Mayes County
Pete Weaver
FBI
Camp Scott
Lorie Lee Farmer
Doris Denise Milner
Michelle Guse
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gene Leroy Hart
Hart
Pryor
Weaver
Scott
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