Shepard Overcomes Ailment to Return to Space
Space Center Houston AP Alan B Shepard Jr. the first American in space and commander of Apollo 14 faced a six year setback from labyrinthitis a form of Meniere's syndrome that caused dizziness and hearing loss He underwent a risky ear tube operation in 1968 and returned to flight training later becoming Apollo 14 commander and preparing for a lunar landing He is married to Louise Brewer and has two daughters Laura and Julie with a niece Alice Williams living with the family.
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Amateur Radio Class Offered in Douglas County
The Douglas County Amateur Radio Club offers a free class for novice and beginning radio license seekers. Starting at 7:30 p m tonight at Ken Blair’s home 1711 W 19th Ter topics cover electrical radio theory and Morse code for FCC operator licensing. Contact Blair at 843 8826 for details.
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Kansas City to Host Federal Strike Force Against Organized Crime
The Justice Department will set up a federal strike force in Kansas City next month to coordinate anti crime efforts in western Missouri and Kansas. Michael A. DeFoe, a Kansas City native now second in command in Los Angeles, will lead the team joining personnel from Justice Treasury Labor and the Postal Service.
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