Apollo 15 astronauts show lingering postflight effects
Center Houston AP reports a week after Apollo 15, astronauts Scott Irwin and Worden still show postflight changes. Dr Berry notes no immediate danger, but irregular heartbeats, dizziness, and fatigue deviate from earlier spaceflight patterns and may alter Apollo 16 and 17 flight plans.
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Nixon Eyes Broad Review of U.S. Economy in Mountains
President Nixon plans a Camp David weekend with his four top economic advisers for a cosmic review of domestic and international economic trends. The session, sparked by unusual scheduling, will focus on the 1973 budget with emphasis on Defense Department needs.
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Wallace orders transfer of teen to nearer high school
Fifteen year old Pamela Davis cried after learning she would attend Westfield High under a desegregation plan. Governor Wallace then ordered the Jefferson County Board of Education to move her to Minor High, four miles from home, citing a shorter commute and music interests. Superintendent Dr. J Bevis Hall said Pamela was among about 400 reassigned students countywide.
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Local Forecast Mention and Open House Ad
A cooler local forecast mentions a chance of rain. An advertisement lists Russell Stover Candies Key Rexall and Adv Mitchell Agency promoting a red carpet open house on Sunday July 15 at 3 p.m. at 2403 Manchester Rd in Coun try Club North.
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Seven Americans Die as DMZ BattleEscalates
North Vietnamese forces launched heavy rocket and mortar barrages near the DMZ as a Marine battalion at Fire Base Sarge repelled a ground assault. Seven Americans were killed when a helicopter supporting South Vietnamese troops was shot down. Four Marines died with six wounded. North Vietnamese casualties included 17 killed amid air strikes and artillery. B52s continued raids as Thieu accused Ky of libelous remarks about national institutions in a political clash tied to the presidential election process.
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Rain Likely as Lawrence Sees Slight Cooling
A cooler trend arrives in Lawrence with a chance of showers mainly tonight and Sunday forenoon. Highs in the lower 90s today with Sunday possibly below 90. A 1936 record of 114 degrees is noted, and skies remain generally fair around any showers.
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State Must Reveal Abortion Stats In Kansas
The Kansas AG's office told the state Board of Health that annual abortions performed in state hospitals must be publicly released. The panel argued for withholding data, but the law allows disclosure of all nonconfidential information. A new law permits abortions with medical justification or rape/incest cases via a three-physician panel.
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Attorney General's Office
State Board of Health
John R. Martin
Kansas
KU Insurance Covers Student Union Building
Kansas University signs a new fire and extended coverage insurance contract for the student union building with U S Fire Insurance Co. The policy starts Sept 1 1971, insures the 6 007 994 dollar building, carries a 45 350 dollar annual premium and 25 000 dollar per occurrence deductible. The state committee notes improved deductibles and premiums due to reduced campus violence. future discounts possible. Earlier, KU bids for the State Geological Survey building showed fewer builder's insurance headaches than Wescoe Hall.
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State Committee On Surety Bonds and Insurance
U.S
State Geological Survey
Wescoe Hall
Laird Sees Tunnel Light in Peacetime Economy
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said unemployment and other wartime shifts are behind us and the nation is moving from war to peace economically. He spoke in a prepared address for a Navy change of command ceremony. A church service note follows with a sermon title.
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Norfolk, Va
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
British fight gun running Irish group leader hunted in Belfast
British troops clashed with a suspected arms smuggling gang in Belfast in a 45 minute battle wounding or killing several. The hunt for Joe Cahill intensified as soldiers searched streets and houses for Northern Ireland's most wanted man who urged continued resistance. Barricades were torn down in Londonderry at dawn before residents rebuilt them later.
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Soviet Hippies Face Crackdown Over Moscow Demonstration
In Moscow, about 150 hippies led by Selnyshko planned a march to the American Embassy on June 1. A detachment of militia and KGB blocked them near Red Square, with most jailed 0 to 15 days, some sent to psychiatric prisons, and long hair cut as part of a KGB lecture.
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