Minnow Birth Noted Aboard Skylab In Zero Gravity
Skylab astronauts report what they call the first birth in spaceflight as a mumichog minnow hatched in a small aquarium aboard the station. The crew plans medical tests after 19 days in space while mission officials delay a potential rescue flight to Sept. 24 to allow more system testing.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Space Agency
William C. Schneider
Cape Kennedy
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Bean
Garriott
Mission Control
Space
Robert Crippen
Lousma
Schneider
Weather forecast calls for heat through Thursday
Fair and warm through Thursday with highs around 103 today and 100 tomorrow. Low tonight near 67, northerly winds shift to southerly this afternoon up to 15 mph. Friday outlook remains fair. River levels around 15 to 203 feet above mean sea level at local gauges. Thundershowers today affect the Ohio Valley and Gulf Coast per UPI.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Tehama Supervisors Approve Indian Office Space in Red Bluff
Tehama County supervisors agreed to provide Red Bluff office space for Tehama County United Indians to pursue federal grants. Indian spokesman Annie Estes noted lack of a local office hindered aid, and officials said the bureau will oversee operations with utilities paid by the county and an agreement on long distance calls.
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Tehama
Civil Defense Hall
Oak Street
Red Bluff
Tehama County
United Indians, Inc
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Lalaguna
Wounded Knee
Nixon to Address Nation From White House on Watergate
President Nixon plans a televised address from the White House Oval Office at 9 p.m. EDT to defend his stance amid low public approval 31 percent in a Gallup poll and amid ongoing Watergate scrutiny. A White Paper rebutting Dean and related allegations is expected alongside the speech.
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Camp David
UPI
Nixon
White House Oval Office
Gallup
George . Gallup
Harry S. Truman
Gallup Group
Oliver Quayle
National Broadcasting Co
George S. McGovern
Quayle
McGovern
Gallup Saif
Watergate
Democratic
John W. Dean
White House
Federal Agents To Aid In Red Bluff Bomb Probe
A Treasury Department Secret Service agent was expected in Red Bluff to assist in the investigation of a three pound liquid dynamite bomb found beneath a sheriff's patrol car early Monday. Undersheriff Gonzalez said the agent will review methods of operation and compare with other statewide reports to track down the culprit.
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Treasury Department
Secret Service
Red Bluff
Sheriff’s Department
Gonzalez
Freeway Border Fence Destroyed In Auto Accident
An Oakland man escaped injury when he fell asleep at the wheel and drove off Interstate 5 north of the Sacramento River Bridge. Oscar Daniel Silva, 25, was southbound when his 721 car left the road and demolished about 120 feet of a chain-link fence at about 70 mph.
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Oakland
Interstate 5
Sacramento River Bridge
California Highway Patrol
Oscar Daniel Silva
Agnew Offers to Turn Over Records to Probers
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew proposed exposing all financial papers dating to 1967 and meeting with federal prosecutors in Baltimore to address kickback and tax inquiry rumors. He said he is prepared to cooperate immediately while challenging whether a VP can be compelled to disclose private records.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
George Seall
Baltimore
Bee
Agnew G
Agnew
Washington Post
Maryland
Colorado
Littleton
Denver
Beall
Nixon
Senate
Supervisors balk on library funds in Corning plan
Corning's new library project moved forward with city approval of a $120,000 building estimate. The county board may provide $60,000 in revenue sharing, though supervisors deny committing to that amount and say reports misrepresented their position. The cost figure excludes furnishings and landscaping.
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Corning
Board of Supervisors
Larry Lalaguna
M.G. Emery
Lalaguna
Emery
Bombing Ends Phnom Penh Air War as UPI Reports
American warplanes depart Cambodian skies at 11 am Cambodia time ending the long air war. Lon Nol's government must confront rebel forces near Phnom Penh after the withdrawal.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Schools Set Fall Opening Dates Across Tehama County
Tehama County public schools announce a staggered fall start with districts Antelope Corning Elementary Corning High Elkins Evergreen Flournoy Gerber Kirkwood Los Molinos Manton Reeds Creek Richfield beginning Sept 4. Special education classes start Sept 4. Bend Lassen View Mineral Plum Valley Red Bluff High pupils resume Sept 5. Red Bluff elementarys start Sept 6 and Red Bluff pupils at Antelope campus and fairgrounds also on Sept 6.
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Lou Bosetti
Antelope
Corning Elementary
Corning High
Elkins
Evergreen
Flournoy
Gerber
Kirkwood
Los Molinos
Manton
Reeds Creek
Richfield
Bend
Lassen View
Mineral
Plum Valley
Red Bluff High
Red Bluff
Fairgrounds
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Surrey Village Model Home
Adobe State Park
Rose Mary Woods
Agnewss Records
News of the World
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David Owen Brooks
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Internal Revenue Service
San Clemente
Calif
Robert H. Abplanalo
Israel
United Nations
United States
U.N. Security Council
Beirut
John Scali
Security Council
Papeete
Tahiti
France
Mururoa Atoll
Faye Elberta
Peaches
St. Mary's Ave
Judy Favor
Chico
ABCO
Monroe
Wanted For Opportunity Center
Opportunity Center
O'Connor Road
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