Astronauts Recover After Skylab Mission On Ticonderoga
Doctors say all three Skylab crewmen should recover fully after the Ticonderoga carrier splashdown. Joe Kerwin led with severe dizziness and vomiting while Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul Weitz also faced adaptation challenges as tests continued.
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Skylab
Earth
U.S
Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Space
The
Orbiting Laboratory
Royce Hawkins
Summit Shifts to California Amid Nuclear Talks
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev relocate summit talks to the Western White House in California to finalize a nearly 20 page communique on disarmament European troop cuts and NATO security. Kissinger notes progress on arms talks and a civilian aviation accord to boost US Soviet air travel.
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Calif
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Brezhnev
Washington
California
Kissinger
America
NATO
United States
Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
Leningrad
Brezhnev Pledges Trade Barriers Removal For U S Firms
In a 90 minute session Brezhnev pledged to help remove all barriers facing 50 top American businessmen in trade with the Soviet Union. He urged opposition to a congressional move that would deny favorable tariff treatment for the USSR.
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Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
America
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Congress
Wellsville Boy Killed in One Car Crash West of Douglas County
Four year old Kevin Wayne Casselman of Wellsville died when the car he rode in went off a Kansas 33 ditch and struck a bridge pillar. Driver Barbara Hunt of Baldwin was treated for abrasions and released from hospital. Funeral services set for Wellsville. burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Memorial fund established.
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Wellsville
Douglas County
Kevin Wayne Casselman
Rodney Casselman
Kansas 33
Barbara Hunt
Baldwin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Lawrence
Franklin County
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Colson recalls early concern about Watergate money and meetings
Colson testified that in January he warned Haldeman that Mitchell and Dean attended planning sessions and that funds were being raised to defend Watergate defendants. Haldeman dismissed his worries and said there was nothing wrong with raising money. Kalmbach has been named as a fundraiser for the defendants.
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Charles W. Colson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Haldeman
Colson
Nixon
Jeb S. Magruder
Senate Watergate Committee
Magruder
Mitchell
Dean
Herbert W. ‘Kalmbach
Hunt
KU Medical School to Receive Federal Grants
Rep Bill Roy announced KU Medical School will get 331701 in federal grants under a 1971 law Roy helped draft. About 319992 supports special projects to expand enrollment shorten training periods and boost minority enrollments.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Roy
D-Kan
University of Kansas Medical School
Roy
Mostly Sunny Weather Preview With Warm Details
A brief page note reports mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures ahead. Forecasters indicate continuing mild conditions with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
Fire damages Perry Lake home. cause undetermined
A fire at 1:24 am damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Larry Puckett at 1025 N J Perry Lake area. Estimated damage is $14000. The Pucketts were away camping with children Dale 6 and Cindy 4 when neighbor alerted. Firemen declined to speculate on cause, noting the fire began near the west side under a carport.
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Larry Puckett
N.J
Puckett
Perry Lake
Journal-World
Will Hess
Lawrence
Dale
Cindy
Slough Creek
Leroy Bass
Mrs. Puckett
Carport
Wichita law site clash stirs KU opposition and support
KU Law Dean Martin Dickinson opposes a Wichita State branch to KU law school with Wichita Chamber backing a statewide drive. Wichita Bar Association members refrain from comment as Regents decision looms, while Dickinson cites costs and statewide access concerns and notes Lawrence lawyers’ long ties to KU.
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Martin Dickinson
Kansas University Law School
KU Law School
Wichita State University
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
WSU
Wichita Bar Assn
Wichita
Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
H. E
Gene’’ Jones
Board of Regents
Douglas County Bar Assn
Dickinson
Robert Laing
Wichita Bar
Law School
Journal-World
Laing
Bar Association
Lawrence
EU Law School
Low level cease-fire violations persist despite Paris accord
In Saigon the pace of cease-fire breaches remains low but both sides accuse each other of infractions. Viet Cong spokesman Vo Dong Giang says government troops seize additional territory in the Mekong Delta and the Central Highlands, while Saigon denies the charges. The U S Navy notes Haiphong harbor’s main channel is open for shipping.
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Paris
A. Jower
Giang
Viet Cong
Mekong Delta
da Nang
Saigon Command
U.S. Navy
Washington
Haiphong Harbor
Slight Rain Chance Marks Weekend Warmth
The region may see a spot shower this afternoon or evening with a mere 2 percent chance. Highs near 90 today, stable from Friday, and overnight temps in the upper 60s. Sunday looks warmer with mid- 90s and a rain chance under 20 percent.
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National Weather Service
Weather Service
Preliminary hearing set in Salina drowning case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 6 in Salina for Larry Ford, charged in connection with the drowning of a 15 year old girl at a Salina lake. Ford faced counts of endangering a minor and furnishing intoxicants to a minor.
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Kan
Weford
Holton
Watford
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