Skylab 3 launch readied after delays and checks
Space Agency officials say Skylab 3 is go for a 9 01 a m EST Friday liftoff from Cape Canaveral after repairs to the Saturn IB rocket. Astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson prepare for 85 days in space while conducting experiments and observing comet Kohoutek. Weather largely favorable with partly cloudy skies and 70 degree temperatures.
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Space Agency
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
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Florida
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Gibson
Apollo
Carr
Hawaii Prison Disorder Ends After Inmate Takeover
A one day disturbance at Hawaii State Prison ended without bloodshed after about 150 inmates seized the main cellblock then returned to their cells. Officials cited prior shootings and weapons finds as context for reform calls. A PTA open house and a note on Britain's population growth follow in the report.
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Honolulu
Hawaii State Prison
Ray Belnap
State Correctional Division
Belnap
National Guard
New Flood Controls Eyed For Mississippi Basin
George W. Griebenow, chairman of the Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission, urges flood control beyond levees, highlighting need for flood plain planning, management, and insurance. He notes coordination gaps, levee-side effects, and regional planning affecting St. Louis growth and urban life.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley
George W. Griebenow
Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission
Griebe
Griebenow
UMABC
Mississippi River
UMRBC
Dakotas
Indiana
Canadian
Cairo
Ill
Nixon
United States Water Resources Council
City Council to discuss buying Capital City Water Co
The 7:30 p.m. meeting will include City Council members and Rawson and Company. Representatives say purchasing Capital City Water Co for 7 to 8 million dollars is feasible with the parent company International Utilities of Philadelphia selling to the city. Potential benefits include lower long term rates and eligibility for federal grant aid for construction costs, with an estimated annual revenue of about 100000.
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Capital City Water Co
Rawson and Company
International Utilities of Philadelphia
Evolutionary theory doubted by scientist
Professor Anthony Ostric of St Marys College South Bend sharply questioned Darwinian evolution at the 5th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences. He argued the theory remains only a hypothesis with no proven evidence of man descending from ape like ancestors and warned against overconfidence in prehuman links and abrupt human emergence.
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Anthony Ostric
St. Mary's College
South Bend
Ind
Sth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences
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