Skylab power restored after solar wing repair
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz fixed a jammed solar wing boosting power to over 2000 watts and enabling a full four week mission. Mission control noted the repair supports a complete experiment schedule and targets a 24 day record.
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Space Agency
Conrad
Mission Control
NASA
William C. Schneider
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Gangland murder ends bid for Camden mayor
Major B. Coxson, an ex convict defeated in Camden’s mayoral race, was slain in his Cherry Hill mansion by four gunmen in a gangland style attack. His wife Lois Luby and daughter Lita were seriously injured. two other children survived, one escaping. Police described the assailants as four men. Coxson died from a gunshot to the back of the head.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
B. Coxson
Camden
Coxson
Lois Luby
Lita
Toro
Lex
O'Rourke
Camden County
Tom Daley
Pipe accident kills Sparta water worker
Durward F. Leverenz 55 of Sparta dies after a 10 inch pipe unload rolls from a semi truck and strikes him. He worked 13 years for the Sparta City Municipal Water Department. Witness Ed Klitzke and fellow worker Leo Burke present. Funeral services set for Saturday at United Methodist Church with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Betty Gaede, daughter Janelle, and sister.
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Sparta, Wis
Durward F. Leverenz
Sparta
Sparta City Municipal Water Department
David P. Kemp
Leverenz
Leo Burke
Paul Albrecht
Monroe County
Durward Leverenz
Weekend Sky Forecast
Partly cloudy Friday night with a low around 55. Saturday will be sunny and cooler with a high near 80 and northeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday night 20 percent and Saturday 10 percent precipitation. Sunday remains partly cloudy with a low near 60 and a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
Watergate handling shields criminals from normal punishments
Columnist Joseph Alsop argues the Watergate approach may shelter offenders from typical legal penalties. Secretariat is aiming for the Belmont Stakes final leg on Saturday in pursuit of the Triple Crown.
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Joseph Alsop
Remodeling Coleman Auditorium to shop and classrooms favored
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute district board tentatively approves converting Coleman Auditorium into shop and classroom space at an estimated 450000, with state board and federal aid steps planned. Administrators note centralizing facilities and avoiding extra parking costs but warn a new building could cost 358000 plus parking.
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Coleman Auditorium
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Schroeder
Richardson
Campbell Incorporation Appeal Targets State Planning Board
The Town of Campbell will appeal to Dane County Circuit Court the planning function's denial of the petition to incorporate as the Village of French Island. Town Atty. Jerome Klos called the action arbitrary and capricious and said it ignored hearing facts. The board also discussed cleanup, drainage, paving, mosquito control, and set a special liquor license meeting for June 25 with the next town meeting July a.
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Campbell
Dane County
French Island
Jerome Klos
la Crosse
FBI Nomination Of Clarence Kelley Supported By Agents
FBI agents say Clarence Kelley, Kansas City police chief, would boost bureau morale and public image. He must first win Senate confirmation to succeed J Edgar Hoover. Kelley, with 21 years FBI service, faces prior morale dips after Gray resignation and the White House documents flap.
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Washington
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelley
Senate
J. Edgar Hoover
Kansas City Police
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Wiliam D. Ruckelshaus
Bureau
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter
Public Safety
Thomas O'Rourke
Lee
Major B. Coxson
Sparta Beverage Bottling Co
North Western Depot
Ed Klitzke
Brownsville
Minn
la Crosse Plumbing
Women's News
Tri-State
Ann Landers
Saget
Jerome R. Rosso
Tribune
Harry Schroeder
Hackner, Schroeder, Roslansky
Schroeder and Dist
Charles Richardson
N. 8Th St
N. 9Th St
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