Teens with remission to witness Apollo Soyuz launch from Cape Canaveral
Two 15 year olds Kevin Steen and Steve Southerland whose cancers are in remission will join a Cape Canaveral visit for the Apollo Soyuz launch. Kevin, who faced dire prognosis in 1970, has followed spaceflight closely and was aided by President Nixon to attend Apollo 17. Steve, who lost a leg to cancer and has a brother with leukemia, hopes to see the mission from a front row vantage point. Jimmy Craig of Rockledge, another 15 year old cancer survivor, will accompany them to the event.
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Cape Canaveral
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Kevin Steen
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Kevin
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Arizona
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Miami
Fla
Steve Huskier
Ted Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ted Jr
Jeffery
Mike
Orion
Donald K. Slayton
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Pacific
Pago Pago
Jimmy Craig
Rockledge, Fla
Court rules for housing on water storage
The Supreme Court declined to review a 5th Circuit ruling upholding the environmental impact statement for San Antonio Ranch, a proposed 88,000-person community 20 miles northwest of San Antonio on the Edwards Aquifer. Local agencies and citizens groups warned of potential water supply danger from runoff, leaks, and lake seepage.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Jouit Court of Appeals
San Antonio Ranch
San Antonio
Tex
William C. Douglas
Harry A Blackman
Department of Housing and Urban Develop
Ment
Edwards
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Across and down clues presented in a themed cryptogram style with letter substitutions and multiple explanations. includes sample entries, a Caesar-like cipher hint, and a quotation from Jean Paul Richter about recollection as paradise.
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Jean Paul Richter
Guilty conscience returns items to Midland shop
In Midland, a paper sack containing a small ivory horse and a carved elephant was left at Ching's Imports with an unsigned note confessing a five year old theft. The owner kept the horse in a display case and the elephant was purchased by a woman who heard the story.
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Midland
Tex
Ching Carr
Ching
Parr trial on the move in Texas venue shift
The suspended Duval County Judge Archer Parr trial is en route to Hebbronville in Jim Hogg County for the second time in two weeks after District Judge O P Carrillo granted a venue change sought by District Attorney Arnulfo Guerra.
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Tex
Duval County
Archer Parr
Hebbronville
Jim Hogg County
O. P. Carrillo
Dist
Arnulfo Guerra
Carrillo
Starr County
Marvin Foster
San Diego
Ville
Foster
Texas
Guerra
Parr
Brownsville
U.S. District Court
Reynaldo Garza
Corpus Christi
Kissinger warns allies won't be pressured by threats
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that the United States will not be pressured by threats to sever alliances. He said allies must serve their own national interests and that the U S will adapt if a treaty relationship no longer serves those interests. He cited Greece Turkey and issues in the Middle East and Korea as part of his defense of U S foreign policy.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Greece
Turkey
Asia
U.S
Indochina
NATO
Cyprus
Congress
Ford
Con
North Korea
South Korea
Seoul
World Food Council finds little progress after Rome forum
In Rome delegates say the United Nations World Food Conference has raised concern but produced few tangible results seven months after meeting. Critics note no firm pledges for a $1 billion development fund or emergency stockpile, while 400 million people remain poorly nourished.
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World Food Council
Sri Lanka
Council
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U.S. Agency For International Development
Hannah
United States
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