Cave scientist Siffre delayed emerging from six month test
French scientist Michel Siffre, after six months underground to study human time perception, waited for expedition leader Gerard Cappa to return from a ranch delaying his return above ground. The scene near Del Rio saw his wife Nathalie in tears as officials and supporters gathered. Siffre’s project, backed by French and NASA, used constant monitoring, with thousands of tests measuring sleep, heart rate, temperature, and fatigue. The study aims to inform long ocean voyages, space missions, and sub crews, though results remain to be fully analyzed.
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Terrorist assault halts Olympic Games at Munich
A wave of terrorism disrupted the Olympic Games as Arab gunmen attacked the Israeli athletes’ quarters in Munich. A wrestling coach was killed, several hostages were seized, and the event was suspended pending a Wednesday memorial. Authorities warned of further violence if demands are unmet.
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Modern Volunteer Army Month Proclaimed in Pecos
Mayor E W Schmidt declares September 1972 as Modern Volunteer Army Month in Pecos in cooperation with Army Recruiter Sgt Garry Biller. The proclamation urges Pecos youths ages 17 to 21 to consider Army service as a path to training in 300 jobs, academic advancement, and citizenship, reflecting a call to serve country and community.
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Weekend cools with thundershowers across Texas
Cloudy skies kept weekend temperatures under 100 with a high of 91 on Monday and lows near 67. West and Southeast Texas faced isolated thundershowers and a weak cool front, while some areas saw heavy rain up to 3.73 inches in Texarkana. Tornado sightings were reported near Kirbyville and Odessa with no damage.
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Nixon voices outrage over Munich killings at Olympics
The Associated Press reports President Nixon expressed a sense of deep outrage after two Israelis were killed by Arab terrorists at the Munich Olympic Village. U N Secretary-General Waldheim appealed for release of 13 Israeli hostages and urged continued Olympic unity.
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Thieves Break Into Ezy Qay Laundry
Thieves entered Ezy Qay Laundry at 1024 S Cedar St Monday night. A case of soft drinks and three books of records were stolen. Patrolman Butler Smith found the break in this morning. Entry was gained through a southeast door after a window was broken to reach the latch.
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Patrolman Diaz Injured After Tree Limb Incident
Ambulance attendants rushed to 706 Locust Street at 4 06 p m Monday after Police Patrolman Robert Diaz was struck by a tree limb and injured. He was treated at Memorial Hospital for contusions to the right hip and released, while off duty at his mother's home.
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McGovern pushes plan to add Boeing jobs in Seattle
Sen George McGovern urged federal aid to create about 25000 Boeing jobs by funding cleaner quieter engines for jets. He said the program could be financed from a small share of 9 billion in corporate tax relief. He spoke to cheering crowds at a Seattle food-distribution warehouse and attacked Nixon and Connally amid Labor Day stops in Ohio and California. A gas line blowout at Ll 16 am directed city responders and workers to evacuate a block as 20 to 25 people called police.
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