Return of strength slower after Apollo 15 mission
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin take longer than prior crews to regain normal heart and circulatory function after 12 days in space. By Tuesday night 72 hours after splashdown they were still readjusting to gravity. Medical officials continue to evaluate tests and possible further study while geologists praise Hadley Rille views and released lunar photographs.
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Press associations cited by California publishers group
Members listed include California News paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association
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Dream of independent Bengal remains in East Pakistan
Refugees from East Pakistan crowd a camp in India near Calcutta as the Bangla Desh independence movement persists amid West Pakistan military dominance. Estimates say about three million Bengalis have fled to India, creating food and health crises.
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Idaho Prison Riot Ends After Convicts Win Demands
In Boise Idaho convicts at Idaho State Prison rioted overturning four buildings and stabbing two inmates. Raymond May state corrections director and two aides met with a six inmate council and agreed to most demands amid 110 to 118 degree cells and limited laundry. After the accord inmates returned for a head count and then regrouped in the yard to cool off. Sheriff Bright criticized May's handling claiming taxpayer dollars were wasted.
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Spa dispute over White House clinic fuels GOP protest
An Iowa congressman aide criticizes a White House health spa as a plush luxury while a Nixon aide defends the project. Report notes the facility within the Executive Office Building includes a Roman style layout with a sauna and exercise rooms.
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Tideland funds cut off urged over Queen Mary project
A California Assembly subcommittee urged revoking Long Beach tideland oil revenues for the Queen Mary conversion after identifying unconscionable spending. It cites an $8.75 million budget, more than $50 million spent, and calls for ending the trust agreement sharing tidelands revenues with the state.
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Severe Midwest storm downs walls injures resident and kills girl
A frontal system bringing tornadoes and high winds battered the Midwest. In Michigan a trailer park suffered eight toppled walls and one injury while a 13 year old girl in Wisconsin was killed by lightning. The storm toppled tents at a National Guard Camp injuring several guardsmen and sent rough winds across Lake Erie and Chicago air traffic was briefly halted.
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Boys Downtown leaders jailed in Jersey City graft case
U S District Court sentenced seven Jersey City and Hudson County officials for extortion tied to a multi million dollar city contract. Former Jersey City Mayor Thomas Whelan, ex Council President Thomas Flaherty, and ex Purchasing Agent Bernard Murphy received 15 year terms. Other defendants drew six months to 10 years.
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Crucial votes today on California welfare and Medi Cal
Gov Ronald Reagan backs reform as Assembly schedules a welfare bill floor vote and the Senate Finance Committee holds a Medi Cal hearing. Key lawmakers include Beilenson Moretti Bagley and Campbell with Teale proposing amendments to add 1 copay. The measures aim to save state and federal funds amid a $3.5 billion program serving 2.5 million Californians.
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Dangers of minibikes warned by government
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns that over 1.5 million minibikes will be in use by 1971, largely by children ages 10 to 14. Off street riding under supervision can be safe, but sidewalks and streets are deemed high risk and no license is required for these bikes. The federal government cannot restrict minibikes. regulation is left to states and parents to prevent tragedies from young riders.
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