Groups favor state tax hike debate in Arkansas
Arkansans weigh a $195 million 1969 71 revenue plan as Gov Rockefeller signals no firm bill yet. AFL CIO and Farm Union oppose unstudied increases while urging tax loophole closures and early presentation. Education group backs the school funding share amid proposed exemptions and turnbacks.
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Apollo 8 crew to face low radiation exposure estimate
Apollo 8 astronauts are projected to encounter radiation no greater than three chest X rays during their lunar loop mission. NASA downplays worries despite solar flare concerns, while scientists note a sunspot group threatening Earth around Dec 23.
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Radiations Shielding May Extend Apollo 8 Flight
Astronauts could remain in lunar orbit to exploit the Moon’s shielding against solar radiation during hazardous flares. The idea would dodge high radiation for about half of each two hour orbit when the Moon lies between Apollo 8 and the Sun. The passage notes a nova is a star with a sudden large brightness increase, about 25 novae occur yearly in our galaxy.
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