Nighttime Apollo Launch Rescuers Practice In Dark
CAPE KENNEDY Fila AP The nighttime Apollo 17 launch prompted blindfold style training for Air Force rescue crews. Lt Col Raymond Boyd leads four HH53 choppers to reach the capsule within 30 minutes if abort occurs. Seventy-eight rescuers train for sea and marsh recoveries with xenon lights and flares to aid night operations.
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Military Court reviews Calley case in My Lai ruling
A three judge Army Court of Military Review in Falls Church Va began a review of Lt William L Calley Jr s murder conviction and 20 year sentence after his lawyers appealed as too harsh Calley 29 was found guilty of killing at least 22 Vietnamese civilians during the My Lai massacre on March 16 1968 The defense argues lack of malice and seeks manslaughter or clemency while the government asserts the actions were murder and upheld by the court martial proceedings
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Welfare Errors Put Bills At Risk Across States
Washington AP reports the government will cut up to 683 million in federal welfare funds next year if states strip ineligible and overpaid recipients. HEW will implement mandatory spot checks, aiming to purge 700,000 AFDC recipients and 150,000 aged, blind and disabled ineligible beneficiaries, with an 8.3 percent misspending rate nationwide and large losses in California and New York.
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USDA mulls feed grain program to favor soybeans
The Agriculture Department edits the 1973 feed-grain plan with options to raise soybean plantings to as much as 52 million acres. The ASA, led by Harold Kuehn, cautions a 10 percent rise is the safe limit, predicting 1.45 billion bushels if met, up from 1.35 billion last year, stressing market risk from overproduction.
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