Joyous welcome planned for Apollo 17 astronauts
The last men of Apollo 17 Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Jack Schmitt return to Ellington Air Force Base near Houston after a 1.3 million mile lunar voyage. They carry moon rocks and soil while Evans celebrates his 15th wedding anniversary with wife Jan.
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Planes collide on landing strip in fog near Chicago
A North Central Airlines DC9 struck the tail of a Delta Convair 880 at O'Hare in dense fog. Nine died of 45 aboard the DC9 and at least 15 were injured, including two on the Delta jet. FAA and air line officials investigated possible pilot, tower, or weather causes. A temporary morgue was set up and identification of the dead was completed by early today.
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Nixon Christmas trip splits Sacramento families
Mrs. Joan Robst said her husband Air Force Maj. Paul Robst and about 100 Sacramento pilots will fly reconnaissance missions over Florida and the Cuba area as President Nixon spends Christmas at Key Biscayne. She noted their 10-year-old son Phillip cried himself to sleep over the absence and said the family opened presents early.
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Two German States Sign Historic Peace Treaty
East and West Germany signed a landmark treaty in East Berlin promising good neighborly relations. West German minister Egon Bahr and East German state secretary Michael Kohl hailed the pact as a peace pledge respecting UN principles and mutual independence despite differing social systems.
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Congress Eyes New Push to End U.S. Involvement in Vietnam War
Congress may press a fresh effort to end American participation in Vietnam when it reconvenes, seeking to set a final withdrawal date and condition aid on Thieu’s government. Republicans even call for aid cuts as Kissinger may be questioned over the earlier peace claim and renewed bombing persists.
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California Capitol Skyscraper Plan Moves Ahead
Legislators press ahead with a $50 million two-tower California Capitol project in Sacramento despite Gov. Reagan opposition. Final plans due next autumn, occupancy not expected until about three years out, with public access limited to initial floors and leaders' offices on lower levels debated.
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Eight killed in Ulster fighting flashpoint
Gunmen killed eight men in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, with five slain in a Londonderry pub and others in separate drive by shootings. The attack marked the bloodiest day since Bloody Sunday and drew condemnation from Protestant and Catholic church leaders urging restraint and humanity.
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Settlement report misstates Boise Cascade case details
An UPI report on Boise Cascade Corp. settlement errors claimed the deal included illegality of land sale practices. The California attorney general’s office said legality was not part of the out-of-court 58.5 million settlement covering six lawsuits.
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