Skylab power woes rule out space walk repair plan
NASA officials postponed the Skylab launch as solar panels jammed by a Saturn V launch affected power. Astronauts Conrad Weitz Kerwin would have worked aboard Skylab on a 28 day mission but space walks for panel freeing were deemed unsafe and unavailable. Limited power from solar wings and fuel cells would constrain experiments and extend missions only with reallocated power.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Joseph P. Kerwin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Multiple births and admissions listed in city hospital notice
A hospital roll lists newborns born May 11 to May 14 with parents and birth weights, plus admissions and dismissals. Names include Jerre Burton, Larry Long, Frederick Evans, and dozens of patients with home addresses across Anadarko Cache and Lawton areas, noting surgeries and medical admissions.
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Jerre Burton
Andrews
Larry L. Long
S. 16Th
Frederick C. Evans
Cache Road
Clarence Bowman
Charles Carmichael
Barbaras. Cox
Marlow
George Drennan
Baldwin
Kenneth L. Frazier
Donald Hamm
Taylor
Dawn Hayes
Duncan
John F. Igo
Fletcher
Clovis L. Irwin
Bell
Fern E. Jackson
S. 25Th
Zack Keen
Taft
Jacquelyn McCowen
Arlington
Grace C. Miller
Mountain View
Winifred Nichols
Cedar Crest Nursing Home
Edna McMurray
Fort Sill
Barbara J. Odom
Smith
Frederick M. Baymer
Elm
Harrison Richardson
Edna F. Russell
Columbia
Oklahoma Corporation Commission Notice on Permian Land Unit
The Corporation Commission of Oklahoma issues a notice and order in Cause No. C.D. 36698 concerning the creation of the Permian Land Unit to manage operate and unitize oil and gas in Comanche County. A Trial Examiner will hear the case with opportunities for public participation and a filing contact is J. D. DeBois.
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the Corporation Commission OF the
State OF
Oklahoma
W. R. Cook
Permian Land Unit
State OF Oklahoma
Comanche County
J. D. DeBois
Perkins Building
P. O. Box
Duncan, Oklchoma
Bid Notice for County Courthouse Contracts Detailing Plans
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids for courthouse construction in Lowton Oklahoma. Bids open at 2:00 p.m. June 5. Plans and specs cost 50 dollars per set from architect F W Dodge or Southwest Construction News Service. The board may reject any bid.
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Lowton
Constitution & Morning Press
Okioho
F. W. Dodge
Southwest Construction News Service
Board of County Commissioners
Hair Length Clash Tops El Reno Junior College Board
El Reno Oklahoma AP Bruce Dean Grube a Yukon psychology major faces graduation blockage as board weighs hair length rules. College president Art Harrison said the trustees meet Thursday to decide if Grube may graduate without trimming his shoulder length style. About 70 peers signed a petition to boycott graduation if Grube is barred from receiving a diploma. Grube intends to attend Oklahoma State University next fall.
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EL Reno
Okla
Grube
Harrison
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma lawmakers push term limits for federal judges
A resolution passed by the Oklahoma Legislature calls on Congress to amend the U.S. Constitution to impose 15 year limits on federal judges and Supreme Court justices with mandatory retirement at age 70. Rep Don Denman and Sen Jerry Pierce are the principal authors citing life tenure as leading to arrogance and unresponsiveness. The measure argues Supreme Court and federal district court decisions increasingly oppose public will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Congress
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Don Denman
Jerry Pierce
Bartlesville
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Districts Courts
Variety ACROSS 56 Roman date 57 Crafty DOWN
Puzzle clue snippet shows a crossword style prompt with Across asking for a Roman date and Down for crafty. No person or event data present.
Court Asked To Cut Immunity Of Scions
The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court to curb legislative immunity to enable prosecutions for congressional corruption. It cites Dowdy case and argues the circuit ruling shields misconduct by claiming legislative activity was connected to official duties or anticipated hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Congress
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Dowdy
House
District of Columbia
U.S
Richmond
Senate
Circuit Court
Ryan Man Killed In State Mishap
A 59 year old Ryan man died after walking into the path of a car on U S 81 in Ryan city limits. Lacy H Hurley was struck by Wesdon S Underwood a 21 year old Ryan resident. Hurley died at the scene. Earlier Aubrey Conner 64 of Kremlin died in a two truck crash at a Garfield County road intersection.
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Ryan
Jefferson County
The
Highway Patrol
Lacy H. Hurley
U.S. 81
Ryan City
Wesdon S. Underwood
Hurley
Aubrey Conner
Kremlin
Garfield County
Parlor Closed In Fortaleza Over Bank Regulation Violations
A funeral parlor in Fortaleza Brazil shut down after the government ruled it functioned as a savings bank and failed to comply with banking regulations. The enterprise offered first class burials for monthly payments of 1.75 dollars.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
World Militarization Unabated Says Stockholm Study
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reports ongoing global militarization. It cites rises in nuclear warheads in the US and USSR, multiple underground tests, growing arms in the Third World, and a $19 billion annual arms spend. It urges SALT expansion and a ban on antiballistic defenses. It flags advanced arms in China India Israel South Africa Brazil and calls for limits on M16 style weapons.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
United States
Soviet Union
China
France
Third World
Institute
India
Israel
South Africa
Brazil
Russia
West Germany
Britain
Europe
U.S
Indochina
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
Seale Readying Oakland Runoff For Mayor
In Oakland voters choose between Black Panther Bobby Seale and Incumbent John Reading in a runoff. Reading narrowly missed an outright win after the primary, while Seale trails with about one fifth of the vote. Turnout expected 50 to 55 percent.
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Oakland
Calif
Bobby Seale
John Reading
Seale
Reading
Robert Jack Jacobson
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