Skylab spacewalk faces battery loss on power starved lab
Space Center Houston reports a Skylab solar panel remains jammed with a battery draining power before a planned spacewalk led by Commander Charles Conrad Jr. The crew, operating under power constraints, would lose energy if the third battery fails and may have to retreat to smaller areas for limited experiments.
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Nixon and Dean data dispute during televised hearing
The hearing touched on access to Nixon era logs with White House counsel Garment, while White House officials claimed presidential papers are not subject to subpoenas. Baker indicated the committee will seek the material, and Warren and Cox flagged possible legal fights over executive privilege and separation of powers. The session also covered Ehrlichman’s deposition and calls for Nixon to testify.
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Nixon names aides amid White House shakeup
Former defense secretary Melvin Laird said he would return to government service as he announced that President Nixon has named aides. Public Citizen Inc sued to strip Haig of his military rank, arguing no active officer may hold a civil office. Laird pledged ongoing ties with federal leaders and Congress, stressing open communication.
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Bobcat Rabies Scare After Rescue Effort In Gainesville
Health officials say eight zoo workers and students who helped revive a bobcat at Santa Fe Community College Zoo in Gainesville may need rabies shots after the animal was found rabid. Zoo director Raymond Giron was bitten on the knee on May 20 as the animal later seizures led to the failed mouth-to-mouth revival attempt.
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Ex-star jailed in ship bomb plot
Former major league star Jerry Priddy is jailed on federal extortion charges after an alleged plot to stash a ransom aboard a Princess Cruises liner near Mexico. FBI and Coast Guard tracked a bailout package intended to contain $250,000 as the Island Princess and Island Princess were at sea with 860 aboard.
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Atom blast shakes up gamblers in Las Vegas
An underground nuclear test near Las Vegas triggered a blast felt across the area at 6 am. Observers atop MGM Grand and Tropicana structures felt the jolt as planes surveyed for radiation. The AEC reported no leaks, noting the 200 kiloton to 1 megaton yield tests, with the latest code named Almendro.
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Russians land two planes at El Toro amid Brezhnev visit
Two Soviet air craft believed to be advance units for the No. 1 man Leonid Brezhnev landed at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station with an informal greeting from observers. Marine spokesmen said further details would follow from the Western White House. Brezhnev’s Orange County visit was anticipated for later this month.
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Senate approves oil crisis sharing plan amid shortages
The Senate backed a bill to guarantee fuel supply to independents by major refiners. It includes a federal allocation office, FTC and Justice Department monitoring, and a state energy conservation office. Farm-state senators pressed for priority to agricultural fuel needs to avert a potential food shortage this summer and fall.
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