Viking 1 prepares for Mars rendezvous on July 4
Scientists slowed Viking 1 by 134 mph for 143 seconds to insert into Mars orbit at 3 17 p.m. PDT June 19. Lander rollout hoped for July 4 but a helium valve leak could delay to July 6. officials reported early success.
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Sacramento Actions Highlight Legislative Push and Budget Moves
Acting Governor James Mills signs a bill creating a $1 million passenger transfer station linking Amtrak and BART. Bills address probation restrictions for crimes affecting seniors, teacher transfers to integrate Los Angeles faculties, itemized campaign contributions, a flexible Admission Day holiday option, cigarette tax hike, and redlining prohibition. The Assembly passes six week disability benefits and a budget measure returning to the Senate for concurrence.
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Carter Boosts Delegates as Ford Reagan Clash
Carter nears the 1,505 delegate mark and calls for unity while Ford and Reagan slug through the GOP race. Carter stands at about 1,381 delegates versus Ford at 990 and Reagan at 882 per UPI tallies amid a rapid delegate switch.
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Hearst judge Oliver Carter death delays Hearst sentencing
The death of U S District Court Judge Oliver Carter who presided over Patricia Hearst s trial delays her bank robbery sentence Carter 65 died of a heart attack after a second seizure since the trial ended in April His replacement must study millions of words of trial testimony and psychiatric and probation reports before deciding her sentence The evaluation was expected to be complete by July 11
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Heat wave follows tornadoes and drought across Midwest
The article reports that sultry heat and drought spread through portions of the Midwest after tornadoes and thunderstorms killed four, injured at least 45, and caused crop damage. Wisconsin seeks federal aid for emergency feed grain while Minnesota rains eased two drownings, and drought losses reach about one billion dollars.
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