Lockheed to Build Shuttle Insulation Tiles
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. of Sunnyvale won a Space Shuttle subcontract to fabricate high temperature reusable surface insulation for the orbiter. Rockwell Space Division announced the award with peak funding around 8 million dollars, covering tiles for areas facing 650 to 2300 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Sunnyvale
Rockwell International Corporation
Space Division
National Aeronautics and Space
Lockheed
Assemblyman Crown Killed While Jogging in Alameda
Assemblyman Robert Crown of Alameda, 51, died from injuries after being struck by a car while jogging in a crosswalk late Sunday. Vehicle traffic halted briefly and another car driven by Charles E. Shuler Jr. ran around it to hit Crown. Shuler received a citation at the scene. Crown, a Democrat, was elected to the Assembly in 1966 and previously worked as an Assembly reading clerk.
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Alameda
UPI
Robert Crown
D-Alameda
Crown
Alameda Hospital
Charles E. Shuler Jr
Shuler
14Th
Assembly
San Francisco
Rankin, First Woman in Congress, Dies at 92
Jeannette Rankin, pioneer for peace and women's rights and the only member of Congress to vote against entry into both world wars, died at age 92 in Carmel California. Memorial services were planned in Helena Montana.
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Carmel
Calif
UPI
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Miss Rankin
U.S
Helena, Mont
Wet Bet wins annual Jumping Frog Jubilee
Wet Bet a lanky green frog from a Concord farm won the 45th Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee in Angels Camp California leaping 17 feet 4 and earning 300 for owners Bill Proctor and Leonard Hall. The duo have sent nine winners to the event in 16 years as they guard a creek bed source and maintain a large frog stable for competition.
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Angels Camp
Calif
UPI
Concord
Calaveras County
Bill Proctor
Leonard Hall
Camden 28 acquitted in draft raid case
A federal jury cleared 17 defendants known as the Camden 28 of all charges stemming from the Aug 21, 1971 raid on the Camden draft office. The verdict followed testimony that the FBI supplied most equipment and suggested entrapment. Assistant U.S. Attorney Barry called it a wartime verdict. a priest juror letter was read at a post verdict news conference.
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Camden
N.J
UPI
U.S
John Barry
Vietnam
Robert Hardy
FBI
James Lomax
Clarkson S. Fisher
Michael Doyle
Samuel Braithwaite
Atlantic City
Braithwaite
Veterans tax exemptions spark policy review in California
Proposals by Senator Grunsky and Assemblyman Cline seek to restore and expand veteran homeowner exemptions. They contend current rules fail returning servicemen, with plans to allow combined homeowner and veteran exemptions and to extend benefits to all Vietnam era veterans and disabled veterans. The debate weighs fairness, historical intent, and fiscal impact.
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Donald L. Grunsky
Robert C. Cline
California
Th. Grunsky
Cline
Vietnam
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