Skylab Crew Plans Spacewalk Amid Cooling Leaks
Skylab astronauts Owen Garriott Jack Lousma and Alan Bean prepared for an exterior spacewalk to inspect for coolant leaks and sunshade issues as the long term space station suffers two slow cooling system leaks. Engineers say primary coolant may last 16 days and secondary 60 days with mission risk limited unless leaks worsen.
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UPI
America
Skylab
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Donald Puddy
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Missing murderer at Oklahoma prison prompts escape fears
Rex Brinlee Jr., a convicted killer of Fern Bolding, disappeared from his cell during a 1 am check at Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester amid riot-torn conditions. Prison officials fear he may have escaped.
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UPI
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Rex Brinlee Jr
Tahlequah
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Cambodians use U S air support to recapture two towns
Cambodian troops with American air strikes pushed along Highway 1 recapturing Veal Show and Prek Eng from guerrillas. The operation was hailed as a brilliant victory by the Cambodian high command as thousands of refugees returned home. The highway was reported open to Phnom Penh.
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UPI
United States
Mekong
Neak Luong
U.S
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Veal Show
Phnom
Kleindienst to Testify Nixon Uneasy Over Watergate Facts
Former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst plans to tell the Senate Watergate committee that Nixon did not know the full Watergate read-in and cover up until April 15. Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen will corroborate. Gray's testimony on warnings to Nixon continues the public hearings.
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Beef Shortage Strains Retail Stores Nationwide
Shoppers report limited beef, empty shelves, and rationing at Safeway Fry's and Co-Op markets as the price ceiling sparks supply issues. Treasury secretary Shultz defers on lifting the freeze, while Betty Furness cautions shoppers amid a nationwide scarcity.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
New York
Miss Furness
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Tehama Crusade Sets $35,000 Goal For 1974 Drive
Tehama County United Crusade plans a $35,000 goal for a six week fall drive from Sept 18 to Nov 6 to fund 11 agencies including American Red Cross Boy Scouts Salvation Army and Girl Scouts. George Bauml says the target reflects needs and past performance with Bank of America’s George Donnelly as general chairman.
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Donnelly
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Crusade
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National Council On Crime and Delinquency
California Legislature Reconvenes on Death Penalty and Tax Surplus
The California Legislature returns from a five week break to tackle capital punishment and a largest in history $826 million budget surplus. Disputes in the Assembly over the death penalty bill and repealing the July 1 sales tax hike complicate progress. Leaders expect a two year session to delay reapportionment and face re election pressures. The Senate previously passed the death penalty measure while the Assembly committee remains split 3-3 with one undecided.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Criminal Justice Committee
Senate
Reagan
Supreme Court
San Quentin
Board To Hear Lynn Probst On Tehama Day Care Center
Lynn Probst of Mental Health Care Services will appear before the Tehama County Board of Supervisors tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the board chambers upstairs in the county courthouse to discuss the Day Care Center plan. The board meets at 10 a.m. in the same chambers.
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County Board of Supervisors
Tehama County
Board of Supervisors
Board
County Court House
Public Hearing On High School Budget Los Molinos Topic
A public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Los Molinos High School to adopt the 1973 74 school district budget. The agenda includes bids for asphalt paving, carpentry for Vina Elementary, fencing for Los Molinos Elementary, a 16 passenger school bus purchase, and transportation for Vina Elementary students. New business covers contracts for new employees, a cafeteria report, inter district agreements, and disposal of old desks.
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Los Molinos
Vina
Weather Brief Fair Through Tuesday With Warm Temps
Forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday with little temperature change. Today's high 97 and tonight's low 67, tomorrow’s high 97. Winds up to 15 mph. River levels listed near Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge. Sunset 8 18 PM and sunrise 6 12 AM PDT.
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Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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