Disabled Viet Veteran Knew It Would Happen
Noble Craig lost both legs and his right arm in Vietnam after stepping on a booby trap. He also lost hearing in one ear and most sight in one eye. He reassured his wife and supports himself through woodworking, swimming, fishing, and riding with his father.
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Harbor City
Calif
Robby Craig
Sally Craig
Robby
Noble Craig
Vietnam
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Sally
Noble
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Moon Samples Reveal Violent Moon Impact On Earth
At a Lunar Science Conference Dr. W. R. Muehlberger cites Apollo moon samples showing giant impacts churned debris from the moon and sent meteorites toward Earth. Oriental crater could swallow Texas with debris traveling toward Phoenix and Chicago. Impact occurred about three billion years ago amid 700 scientists and 200 papers at Johnson Space Center. A separate item notes a $278000 laundry building permit for Lutheran Hospital.
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Texas
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Atlanta
Chicago
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Johnson Space Center
State weighs costly decision on Eagle target range
Madison AP The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board faces a painful choice over the McMiller Sportsmen Center project in Eagle. Originally budgeted at 132000 dollars, an additional 196000 may be needed to finish it. If abandoned the state would return 66000 dollars in aid to the U.S. government.
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Madison
Wis
Eagle
Edward Jackamonis
D-Waukesha
Jackamonis
State Natural Resources Board
McMiller Sportsmen Center
U.S
New Apprentice Plans Called Improper In Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials warn non union contractors new to the state may rush apprenticeship programs using erroneous information. Charles Nye notes an open shop association expanding from the East to Stevens Point, while emphasizing that state rules require joint union and industry oversight. About 25 percent of apprentices work for nonunion shops, yet programs still operate under joint standards.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Charles Nye
Nye
Associated Building
Stevens Point
Agents Will Probe Wild Horse Deaths
Federal officials planned an inspection of the Lemhi Mountains scene after the Humane Society said a herd was destroyed during a mountain roundup. Carcasses of 8 to 10 horses were found at the bottom of a 200-foot cliff about 80 miles west of Idaho Falls. Officials withheld comment on the dead animals and noted at least 30 other horses were forced down the mountains with nostrils wired to restrict breathing.
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Howe
Idaho
Humane Society
Bureau of Land Management
Boise
Idaho Falls
Lemhi
Drugs Linked to Woman's Death in Madison Case
Marie Sukup, 21, once a perjury defendant and key witness in a government probe of Hurley area prostitution, was found dead Sunday from an apparent drug overdose in a North Side Madison apartment.
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Madison
Wis
Marie Sukup
District Court
Miss Sukup
Hurley
North Side
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