School Prayer Ruling Stirs Mixed Local Reactions Across States
A UPI sampling shows most school authorities outside New York endure the Supreme Court decision with little change this fall. Sioux City dropped a classroom prayer. Washington, DC eyes a ruling on daily Bible readings. New Jersey lingers on a law requiring Old Testament verses and the Lord's Prayer.
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Lunar ferry completes moon orbit and returns to ship
During a sequence of maneuvers the lunar ferry breaks away from the spacecraft, completes its first orbit, docks back with the mother ship, then lands on the moon for a second time. After stowing supplies it blasts off, rejoins the mother ship, and the crew joins other astronauts before the ferry is jettisoned for home.
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NASA Plans Direct Moon Flight On Apollo Saturn Booster
NASA officials select a top priority plan to reach the moon with a three astronaut crew aboard a 40 ton Apollo spacecraft atop a 27 story Saturn rocket at Cape Canaveral. A lunar ferry attached to the ship would carry 3 1 2 to 6 1 2 tons and perform a moon orbit detachment and landing before rendezvousing with the mother ship and returning to Earth within two weeks.
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Blatnik Committee Report Details WV Highway Probe
The Blatnik led House Highway Investigating Committee findings describe lax West Virginia right of way procedures with inflated appraisals and payments for moving houses that were never moved. Questions arise about a state system run on political spoils and weak oversight, plus calls for a national highway academy and merit-based reforms.
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Adventists Name 3 Delegates to World Conference
Three West Virginians Arthur J. Potter Walter H. Smith and Daniel Schiffbauer were named official delegates to the 49th quadrennial world conference of Seventh day Adventists to be held in San Francisco July 26 to August 4 More than 100 countries are expected to send over 1 000 delegates to the session.
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