Spaceships to Mars To Cost $1 Billion
Cape Canaveral reports two Viking spacecrafts will cost about 1 billion dollars to launch for a Mars mission. Dr. N Horowitz of Caltech says finding life would be historic. The first Viking, with cameras and a built in lab, launches Monday and will reach Mars in about a year, landing at Chryse on July 4, 1976.
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No Plush Retirement For Smokey
Smokey the Bear will remain at the National Zoo in Washington D C after a Forest Service bid for a New Mexico grotto retreat proved too expensive. Costs for the Ghost Ranch site soared from estimates, and high bids plus Smokey’s health led officials to keep him in the nation’s capital.
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Smokey
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Ghost Ranch Museum
House Appropriations Committee
William Hurst
Federal
Hurst
Bear
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