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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1975

Page

5

Space planners eye shuttle rocket plane for routine space access

NASA officials outline a reusable space shuttle program to start flights in 1977 with first manned spaceflight anticipated in 1979. The vehicle, about the size of a DC9, will launch from Cape Canaveral and glide to land, enabling rapid reuse and cheaper access to space for Earth benefits.

Houston UPS Earth Space Agency Cape Canaveral Fla Edwards Air Force Base Calif Cape

Wild horse roundup ends with nothing in Nevada

In Stone Cabin Valley near Tonopah the first day of a BLM wild horse roundup yielded no captures. Thomas Warr and crew failed to trap any horses despite one stallion entering a trap briefly. Ningling factors like scent and cautious mares hindered effort as Nadine cautioned the process may take time to fix.

Tonopah Nev UPI Bureau of Land Management Stone Cabin Valley Here BLM Gene Nadine Thomas Warr Nadine Warr Las Vegas Stone Cabin

Storms Across Nation Leave Deaths And Displacements

A storm swept western New York state killing one and injuring 13, including two seriously. Another storm caused fires and floods in Winston-Salem North Carolina with evacuations. In New York a passing car died after a tree toppled during the Springbrook storm. A lightning bolt struck a Rochester park injuring 13. Tornadoes damaged trailers in Yorkshire and tore limbs from trees. Flooding and river cresting forced evacuations in North Carolina and Illinois. National Guard enforced a curfew in Canton after a deadly tornado.

United Press International New York State Winston-Salem N.C Springbrook N.Y Norman Niesto Elma Rochester, N.Y Thunderbolt Rochester Yorkshire Tar North Carolina Winston- Salem Greenville National Guard Canton

Burns warns prices may rise as economy recovers

Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns warned in a House Banking Committee testimony that prices typically climb with recovery and may do so again now. He said the Fed will pursue a moderate money-supply growth of 5 to 7.5 percent annually despite liberal pressure for expansion. Burns projected 8 percent growth next year and unemployment dropping to 7.5–8 percent.

Washington UPI Arthur Burns Burns Federal Reserve Board House Banking Committee Fed Carl Albert Albert Congress

Flournoy Withdraws From U S Senate Race

Former California state Controller Hous ton S. Flournoy said he will not seek the U S Senate seat held by Democrat John V. Tunney. The 45 year old cited family priorities and saving funds for his two high school children through college, with no ruling out of future politics.

Los Angeles UPI Houston S. Flournoy U.S. Senate John V. Tunney Flournoy Edmund G. Brown Jr University of Southern California USC John R. Hubbard Barry Goldwater Jr Calif Robert H. Finch Dennis Carpenter Newport Beach Alphonzo E. Bell Tunney U.S Tom Hayden

Bergland plans sugar bill for September introduction

Rep Bob Bergland D Minn says he will draft a new sugar bill for early September aiming to restore controls to support domestic sugar growers and reduce foreign dependence. He expects a uphill fight for 1975 as hearings show strong grower support for a return to some protection, though Congress may not revive a full sugar act.

Washington UPI Bob Bergland D-Minn Congress Bergland Minnesota U.S

Marge Slayton Braces for Space Shuttle Hope

In Houston a cedar house near Johnson Space Center flies a sign for Marge Slayton as Deke Slayton, the last of the Mercury seven, nears space. Wives of Stafford and Brand watch the Apollo splashdown, sharing relief and whispers of future missions.

Houston UPI Johnson Space Center Marge Slayton U.S Donald ‘‘Deke Slayton Mercury Corps Marge Thomas Stafford Vance Brand Stafford Faye Brand Joan Ford Deke

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