Pioneer 10 wobble puzzles NASA scientists in space fuel quest
Pioneer 10 shows unexpected yaw while en route to Saturn raising questions about a mysterious force. Ames Research Center researchers report the wobble as they review long voyage milestones from 1972 launch past Jupiter in 1973 to an anticipated exit from the solar system in 1978.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Saturn
Jupiter
Ames Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fathers Day calls stay light despite Mother’s Day surge
In Santa Monica the General Telephone Co says Fathers Day traffic is light, with no flood of calls to dads as on Mothers Day, which ranks second only to Christmas for busiest telephone volume and requires extra operators.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
General Telephone Co
John Casey
Stones Fans Camp For Cleveland Stadium Show
Rock fans camped by the hundreds overnight at Cleveland Stadium for the Rolling Stones concert. Producer Jules Belkin said 82,800 advance tickets at $10 each were sold. no tickets were sold at the gate. Early arrivals came Friday, some from Canada.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Stadium
Jules Belkin
Canada
Weather Outlook and Births Notice for Norwalk
Showers and thundershowers likely tonight and Sunday with 60 to 70 percent chance. Temperatures near 60s tonight and upper 70s to low 80s Sunday with spotty rainfall totaling about half an inch. Births: Mr and Mrs Michael Hire Norwalk announce a girl born at Good Samaritan.
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Mrs
Michael Hire
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Ohio House votes to void post 1976 common law marriages
In 1975 a Texas style poll asks readers to comment on a bill ending common law marriages after December 31, 1976. Majority oppose when children are involved. minority support. Alongside, a gas guzzler bill proposes 1978 fines and mpg targets with tax incentives for conservation and import quotas. Readers are urged to vote by midnight via local numbers.
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Ohio House of Representatives
House of Representatives
U.S
Edison seeks 21.8 percent rate hike for Milan and Monroeville
Ohio Edison files for higher wholesale rates with the Federal Power Commission affecting 20 cities and villages served by municipal systems. The August increase targets an overall annual revenue rise of 4.397 million dollars as costs climb despite an austerity program.
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Milan
Monroeville
Ohio Edison
Federal Power Commission
Edison
Refugee sponsorship in Florida sparks safety and ethics debate
Mary Kenny sponsored two Vietnamese refugee families and moved them to a 20 acre grove in Ocoee for a pioneer living experiment. Ten adults and one child occupy a two bedroom trailer with no utilities while Duc a former South Vietnamese lieutenant carries a rifle and warns of danger. The families face harsh heat and unclear housing, with one group relocated to Orlando as sponsors reassess their plan.
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Ocoee
Fla
UPI
Mary Kenny
Saigon
Nguyen Phuc Bao Duc
Orlando Sentinel Star
Orange Grove
Nguyen Thi Thai Hang
U.S
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Kenny
Robbery trial witness testifies for defendant in Norwalk case
Larry D. Robinson testified for Larry J. Bumphus in a third day Huron County Common Pleas Court trial for aggravated robbery tied to a Norwalk Beverage Center attempted robbery in October. Robinson also discussed jailhouse conversations with Rickey Burchett and George Lee who face related charges.
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Larry Robinson
Larry D. Robinson
Larry J. Bumphus
Bumphus
Norwalk Beverage Center
Clayton Fries
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Budget Trimmed By 569 Million
Ohio moves a revised 10.6 billion fiscal 1976 77 budget to the Senate floor with no new taxes. Democrats and the Finance Committee cut 69.8 million from the House bill and add 24.2 million in revenue estimates while defending a 219 million cash cushion from quarterly corporate payments.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Democrats
Howard L. Collier
Hopes Of Riches Shattered In Alaska
Two Seattle go go dancers Heather and Vikki returned from Alaska reporting empty promises from a talent agency. They said promised $300 weekly earnings with tips were misleading and many up there turned to prostitution due to poor pay and conditions. They were to be paid $200 weekly with room and board and a return ticket after eight weeks, but found no lodging food or support upon arrival in Fairbanks.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Seattle, Wash
Alaska
Heather
Vikki
Seattle Times
Seattle
Fairbanks
Bride and Groom Wed After Narrow Escape From Fence Post
Boston couple Thomas Brennan and Arlene Sickell married in a hospital ceremony after Brennan survived a four inch fence post driven through his chest in a crash. The groom, recovering at Boston City Hospital, planned a Nantucket honeymoon once released.
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Boston
UPI
Thomas Brennan
Arlene Sickell
Brennan
Arlene
Friday Brennan
Boston City Hospital
Brocton
Mass
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