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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

10

NASA to lead civilian orbiting workshop after MOL cancellation

The Air Force cancels its 3 billion manned orbiting laboratory program leaving NASA to push its own orbiting workshop. NASA plans five launches with crews of three staying up to 56 days in a pressurized, shirtsleeve habitat in an equatorial orbit.

Washington Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory Space Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Congress Pentagon Air Force Space Laboratory Soviet Union Red China Ject David Packard

Youth Drug Meet Planned Tonight

The Douglas County Mental Health Assn sponsors a youth drug usage workshop from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at the Bert Nash Clinic 342 Missouri Street. Panelists include Dr Raymond Schwegler KU health services Austin Shute Pepperland Inc Tom Johnson FBI Kansas City and Dr James Stachowiak KU. Organizers listed Newell Razak Mrs Howard Hurwitz Jesse Milan Charles DiCapo Dorene Eisenstone Gary Condra Mental Health Assn president. The club motto notes The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention.

Douglas County Assn. For Mental Health Bert Nash Clinic Mo. St Raymond Schwegler Kansas University Health Services Austin Shute Kansas City Pepperland, Inc Tom Johnson Federal Bureau of Narcotics James Stachowiak Kansas University Newell Razak Howard Hurwitz Jesse Milan Charles DiCapo Dorene Eisenstone Gary Condra Mental Health Assn

Offensive Missile Costs Low

A former Air Force consultant told Congress that costs for the nation's primary offensive missiles will run about 3.7 billion dollars over original estimates. He cited 1962 figures for 500 Minuteman E missiles at 3.268 billion, with costs rising to about 7 billion.

Washington Air Force Congress C. Merton Tyrrell Performance Technology Corp House-Senate Tyrrell Pentagon Minuteman Congressional Tyrrells Ments Rule Ralph Yarborough Bureau of the Budget

Judges Bar Off Bench Pay For Federal Judges

The U S Judicial Conference bans payment for off bench work by federal judges but allows expense reimbursement and possible public interest pay with fellow judge approval. Supreme Court justices remain outside its authority. Brennan leaves NYU summer seminar. conference approves four reform resolutions and aims to draft enforcement legislation.

Washington U.S. Judicial Conference Supreme Court Earl Warren Abe Fortis Wolfson Family Foundation Warren Presid Ing William J. Brennan Jr Brennan New York University Robert Leflar Tan Robert A. Ainsworth Jr U.S. Court of Appeals New Orleans

Five go into water after boat hits whale near Alaska

Five people were dumped into the water when an 18 foot outboard boat struck a whale near Coghlan Island north of Juneau. They were rescued by a nearby cruiser. Ruth Sterling was hospitalized with injuries from the Saturday accident. The boat sufrió keel damage and was recovered. the whale fled. Coast Guard noted such collisions are rare as whales typically avoid vessels.

Juneau Alaska Coast Guard Ruth Sterling Coghland Island Here

Traffic death rate drops slightly in early 1969

The National Safety Council reports 16 030 traffic deaths through April 30 1969 up 2 percent from 1968 but total miles traveled rose about 5 percent to over 335 billion. The death rate fell to 4.8 per 100 million miles from 4.9 a year earlier.

Chicago National Safety Council Council

Deerfield School Walkway Delayed by Rain and Legalities

Deerfield School walkway project stalled by rain and a recent easement from a Kansas City firm. City public works director says five foot wide gravel path will connect Yorkshire and Princeton Streets to the school once drainage and grading are complete. Superintendent Carl Knox notes about $4900 was spent on bussing this year and the new path would ease student travel.

Kansas City Deerfield School Knox Deerfield

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