Retired General Huey Targets New Career After College
Sam Huey, 50, a 1939 wartime veteran and former director of electronic communications for Strike Command at MacDill AFB, pursues a bachelor’s degree at the University of Tampa and plans a consumer relations job in banking or a corporation. He aims to fulfill a 31-year goal by earning his degree this spring.
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Soviet Lunokhod 1 roams Moon after Luna 17 landing
Tass reports Luna 17 landed on the moon and deployed Lunokhod 1 a self propelled eight wheel lunar vehicle. The robotic craft operates from Earth control and carries a French reflector laser location device for experiments at various distances from the landing site.
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Priority Programs Stretching Environment Council Resources
The president's Council on Environmental Quality prioritizes preparing proposals on major environmental problems but faces a small staff and a $1.5 million budget shortfall. Chairman Russell E. Train says the agency needs two to three times more personnel to review hundreds of studies and manage duties. Denis Hayes of Environmental Action criticizes the council as underfunded and emaciated since its January creation.
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Council
Denis Hayes
Environmental Action
Cloudy skies and milder forecast with possible showers
Tonight will be cloudy and not as cold with lows in the lower 30s. Tomorrow warms to the middle 50s with a chance of showers as indicated by the forecast. Yesterday reached a high of 40 and this morning dipped to 26.
Popular prices no longer as popular as before
A brief note reports that consumer prices have fallen out of favor, with declines in demand and shifting shopping habits. The piece highlights changing spending patterns and potential impacts on retailers and households.
Governors check hot lines for possible eavesdropping
The Baltimore Sun reported that 42 state governors and Civil Defense officials have hot line telephones that could be wired to listen in on conversations. Officials disputed the claim of any actual eavesdropping and noted such lines were installed 14 years ago for rapid access to Civil Defense when needed.
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Russell W. Peterson
East Coast
Landing Aid Requirements May Follow Marshall Crash
Huntington West Virginia AP The Marshall University air tragedy that killed 75 may spur new landing aid requirements at airports lacking electronic glideslope or radar. NTSB investigator William L Lamb warned recommendations are coming but offered no specifics. Rep Fletcher Thompson urged immediate installation of warning lights at about 300 airports handling jet traffic. The Tri-State Airport Board blamed funding shortfalls for missing modern equipment. The doomed Southern Airways DC9 had localizer guidance but no glide slope at Huntington's Tri-State Airport.
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Presidential Hopefuls Vie For Foreign Relations Seat
Democrats Edmund Muskie and George McGovern seek an assignment to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a potential first round of a Senate centered presidential contest. Hubert Humphrey may also return to the Senate to seek a seat on the panel.
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Tennessee
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Connecticut
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