Skylab faces heat and power crisis as launch nears
Skylab reported 100 degree temperatures inside the lab and a gyro scope problem as two solar panels failed to deploy. Flight director Neil Hutchinson said the heat and power shortage threaten three planned manned missions and require a workable solution within days.
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Skylab Woes Endanger KU Involvement In Mission
KU remote sensing chief R K Moore says rising temperatures aboard Skylab threaten Kansas University's role. If unrepaired, astronauts may not link with the station limiting Earth resources experiments. Moore notes NASA discussions and expects minimal Earth resources data even if link is fixed.
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No 2 CIA Man Faces Watergate Accusations
CIA Deputy Director Vernon A Walters testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean urged CIA help in a Watergate coverup. Other sources link Dean and Roy Sheppard to document removal from the White House. Dean discusses his White House ties and Easter 1972 firing by Nixon.
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Students to honor employers at CIT banquet
Lawrence High School students in the Cooperative Industrial Training program will honor their employers at a 6 30 p m banquet at the Holiday Inn. Daryl Jehle CIT director says the program gives students work training and experience to edge into the job market. The Trades program under OIT offers nursing carpentry food preparation and teacher assistance for other students. CIT includes VICA a national vocational club with weekly meetings to develop leadership and parliamentary skills. Frazier 17 a CIT officer and Journal World printer's assistant says the program is more meaningful than regular school and aims to become an apprentice printer.
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Richardson Near Selection On Espionage Investigator
President Nixon nominee Elliot L. Richardson testified at the Senate hearing he is closer to naming a special Watergate prosecutor though a precise date was not given. He named four potential prosecutors and said more than 100 names were considered.
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Frost Misses Local Frost Warning With Warmer Outlook
Overnight temperatures fell to 40 degrees but did not frost. Expect warming today with noon reaching 68 and highs in the 70s to 80s this week. The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and no frost risk. showers possible Saturday. A 32 degree reading was logged at Hill City with no rain in Lawrence.
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Gray says no White House Watergate link found
Senate digest of Patrick Gray III remarks shows the FBI found no direct White House connection to Watergate wire tapping. He said John Dean III assured him reports were relayed to President Nixon and denied top-level coverup or CIA involvement being pursued.
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Gold Price Soars As Dollar Drops On European Markets
Gold jumped over five dollars an ounce on European bullion markets as the dollar weakened sharply. Deal ers cited fears of a new international monetary crisis, selling dollars, and buying gold amid inflation, trade liberalization, and Middle East demand. Some oil interests seek compensation to offset dollar devaluation.
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