Ambitious Timetable Outlined For Apollo 14 Moon Mission
Cape Kennedy AP reports NASA prepares Apollo 14 with Alan Shepard Jr Roosa and Edgar Mitchell to land in Fra Mauro on the moon. The crew trains for a two EVA geology mission, deploying experiments and collecting lunar samples while testing new safety systems after Apollo 13.
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Teen Center Proposal Gains City Support in Civic Center Plan
Coordinators urge a separate youth facility at Lub civic center to provide recreation, pool, and peer interaction. The proposal envisions a dedicated entrance and a youth center space described as 10 000 to 15 000 square feet in the council report.
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Scientist to discuss population crisis at Texas Tech
Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich will lecture at 8 p.m. in Municipal Auditorium as part of the Texas Tech University Speakers Series. His talk, The Population Environment Crisis Where We Stand Now, covers consumer waste and global resource use with data on Americans and the world.
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East Africa
Apollo 14 telecasts schedule and Skylab outlook
Apollo 14 carries one black and white and two color cameras for 13 hours 47 minutes of telecasts. The crew plans rocketry and moonwalks with color surface cameras, a backup black and white unit, and a detailed EST schedule from Jan 31 to Feb 7. NASA foresees Skylab as a three man Earth orbiting station with 56 day missions, then gaps until shuttle era, while budget cuts threaten long term space program progress.
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West Texas Rotary study finds surprising views on frontier life
The passage notes a group including Oberhelman joining a cultural study by Rotary Foundation, choosing a second mining venture after the first strike failed, then returning by train due to an airline strike. The trip offers unexpected countryside insights and highlights West Texas experiences.
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Outstanding Woman Award Banquet Highlights
A banquet on Page One introduces the year's outstanding woman award, features the introduction of outgoing directors and the installation of new officers to conclude the program.
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