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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1973

Page

3

Skylab salvage option eyed to save orbiting lab

NASA officials weigh restoring Skylab 1 by placing a protective cover or balloon to shield the lab from 120 degree cabin heat. The plan aims to make the space station habitable as temperatures rise and threaten mission viability.

Sion Con Space Agency Skylab

Bullion merchants set gold price

Vivid vignettes unfold around the world from a Persian Gulf dhow to Swiss bankers and a London church scene. The piece threads five Savile Row figures near St. Pauls with subtle national symbols as it hints at a common thread linking disparate moments.

St. Paul’s Cathedral London U.S N.M. Rothschild & Sons South Africa Soviet Union Steppes China Peking Persian Gulf Dubai Britain Yorkshire France America Europe Detroit Poland Hungary New York Middle East Washington

Exxon Baytown expansion to make world's largest refinery

Exxon USA announces a 406 million expansion to Baytown increasing capacity from 350 000 to about 630 000 barrels per day and adding units for low sulfur fuels jet fuel diesel and heating oil. The plan also enlarges Baton Rouge and Bayway plants and notes permits and standards for air and water quality.

Houston Exxon Co. USA Baytown M.A. Wright Exxon USA U.S Exxon Wright Baton Rouge Bayway N.M Creole Petroleum Corp Amway Bay Venezuela Creole Exxon Corp New York Flour Engineers and Constructors Inc Brown & Root Inc

European exhibit houses large Indian artifacts collection

Europe’s largest collection of American Indian costumes weapons and implements has been on display since 1928 in a museum at Radebeul in West Germany. The exhibit honors German author Karl May who wrote frontier novels long before visiting the United States.

Europe West Germany Radebul Karl May United States

Wallace says he will probably never walk again

Gov George C Wallace marked one year since the 1972 shooting in Laurel Maryland stating he may never walk again. He has used a wheelchair, faced pain and depression, but shows gradual improvement and continues treatment including acupuncture.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Wallace Arthur Bremer Laurel Alabama Ling Sun Chu

Black willow mink coat fetches 75000 at auction in 1966

The coat's sale set a record as the skins sold for 1100 each at auction. The 1966 price highlighted exceptional demand for luxury fur.

What If Skylab Fails as Space Station

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Skylab project may be doomed if heating and power problems cannot be solved. NASA would need 450 million and 15 months to prepare a second station, funded by the President and Congress, with unlikely support after a costly failure.

Cape Kennedy, Fla Space Laboratory Don Puddy Space Agency Conrad Kerwin Weitz Skylab Cape Kennedy Johnson Space Center Houston Tex Fla Skylab Space Station U.S National Aeronautics and Space Administration William C. Schneider NASA Congress U. S

Baboon mystery sparks Seagoville tensions after police hunt

In Seagoville Texas residents fear baboons roam their town while a park operator disputes any escapees. Police say they shot a doglike animal at a mobile home park after a resident report, with officials inviting a park representative to inspect the carcass at the station.

Seagoville, Tex Jerry Parks Seagoville Dallas W. R.sims Ardell Taylor Jewel New World of Animals

Japan to Cut U S Log Exports to Japan

Washington AP Japan agrees to limit U S softwood log imports to 9.5 million cubic meters for the next fiscal year starting July 1, a 10.9 percent drop from 1972 imports, in a voluntary deal to ease Japan’s lumber shortage and curb prices.

Washington Japan U.S United States

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Orbiting Laboratory Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz India Switzerland Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P. Ker Win Schneider Leo Chance Max Gutierrez Portland Ore Wallaces Holy Cross Hospital Silver Springs Helen Marie Joe Shanno Austin, Tex Texas Railroad Commission U.S. Bureau of Mines
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