Cosmos 316 satellite debris found in Kansas and Oklahoma
Two metal chunks found near Pratt Kansas and near Beaver Oklahoma panhandle are believed by the Air Force to be remnants of Cosmos 316. The 150 and 240 pound pieces, roughly car muffler size, are being analyzed in Dayton and may be returned to Russia if confirmed. The satellite decayed along a predicted path after its December 23 launch. FAA orders Boeing 747 engine inspections after a turbine wheel fault risk in engines under 100 flights.
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Hog Price Dip Spurs 22 Year Low in August
The Agriculture Department reports July to August prices show a 3 percent drop in farm product costs led by hogs down 4.20 per hundredweight to 21.70. Beef prices eased slightly while milk lettuce and wheat moved higher. Expenses to farmers remained near record levels.
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Pecos Zoning Board to Hear Mobile Park Exception Request
Wesley L. Chism of Tra Park Pecos Texas seeks a special exception to park one mobile home at Lot 8 Block 64 West Park Addition Pecos City in Reeves County Texas. Public hearing September 15 1970 at 7 30 PM City Hall. City Manager J J Maxey. Published Pecos Enterprise September 1 and 8 1970. ROCHESTER Minn AP Billy Graham enters Mayo Clinic for routine medical examination at age 51 following hotel remarks.
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Senate debate on Vietnam war ends with bitter partisan divide
Senate discussions center on an antiwar amendment and a demand to withdraw U S troops by end of 1971. Key figures include Barry Goldwater urging action, and leaders like Spiro Agnew predicting defeat. Debate hinges on Cooper and Aiken votes and potential life and cost savings versus escalation risks.
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Men Replacing Women For Serving Presidents
Ninety veteran waitresses near Coronado react to reports they will be replaced by men at President Nixon's state dinner for Mexico's Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. White House spokesman Tim Elborne notes dinners are traditionally served by waiters while no final decision is set. About 50 waiters have been hired locally through the AFL CIO union.
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Man slashes jetliner after dog dies in transit
Thomas William Brown, 38, of Miami, allegedly attacked an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 with a 6 60 axe and slashed its underbelly after his Irish wolfhound Lost River died from heat stroke in the cargo hold en route from Dallas to Miami. An FBI report said Brown blamed the airline for the death and harmed the aircraft to seek compensation.
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