Galileo and Pioneer 10 Join Jupiter Moon Adventure
The article recalls Galileo Galilei’s role in testing gravity and notes his telescope era insights. It then shifts to Pioneer 10 heading to Jupiter, aiming to study its moons. The piece highlights how Jupiter’s four Galilean moons helped dethrone Earth as the universe’s center and previews a historic unmanned spacecraft approaching the planet.
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Dr. S. Ichtiague Rasool
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Budget Cut $103 Million in Missouri State Budget Plan
Governor Bond and budget director Edelman announce a $103 million reduction in agency requests due to tight finances. They warn new programs could trigger tax rise, noting current revenue to end of year falls short by $20 million yet a multi year surplus remains. They seek a $15 million emergency appropriation for targeted aid and pay raises.
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Christopher S. Bond
Mark Edelman
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Edelman
Education Department
Jordan Demands in faltering peace talks warned
In Amman King Hussein urged Arab unity on Palestinian representation and a free vote before Jordan joins Middle East peace talks. He pressed Egypt and Syria for unwavering demand on full Israeli withdrawal from all occupied territories. Meanwhile ceasefire talks faltered in Egypt and Israel with UN efforts to restart the process.
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Aharon Yariv
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Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
United Nations
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Drug Firms Win Price-Fixing Case
Three major drug firms are acquitted in a federal case accusing them of conspiring to fix prices and monopolize antibiotics derived from tetracycline. Judge Cannella ruled the government failed to prove the charged elements beyond a reasonable doubt after years of appeals and retrials.
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John M. Cannella
United States District Court
Charles Pfizer & Co
American Cyanamid Co
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Marvin Frankel
U.S. Court of Appeals
Frankle
U.S. Supreme Court
Cannella
Senate vote boosts Social Security payments and grants
The Senate approved an 11 percent rise in Social Security benefits and a 10 percent work bonus for low income families with children, with up to $400 yearly per family and reforms totaling $2.8 billion. A conference with the House will seek a final package before Congress adjourns. The plan starts with a 7 percent increase immediately.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
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