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Newspaper

Red Bluff Daily News

Location

Red Bluff, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

8

Skylab data may aid ecological balance and Earth resources study

NASA officials cited Skylab findings as advancing ecological management and resource use. Kenneth Kleinknecht stressed technology gains and a successful first space station mission. Astronaut Conrad showed strong readaptation, while Earth observing instruments performed well and may help predict tropical storm waves and winds.

Houston UPI Space Center Rogram Kenneth S. Kleinknecht Johnson Space Center Skylab Skylab Space Charles Pete’’ Conrad Joseph Kerwin Paul J. Weitz Earth Kleinknecht Royce Hawkins Robert Parker Richard Wilmarth Earth Resources Globe

Quick Settlement Of Delta Water Rights Urged

Sacramento State Water Resources Director William R. Gianelli urged Delta water agencies to settle water rights contracts now while water remains plentiful. He warned time is running out as scarcity could lead to rationing and higher prices, noting contracts with state or federal agencies offer better terms.

Sacramento UPI William R. Gianelli Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Gianelli California Central Valley Flood Control Association State Water Resources Control Board Water Resources Department Federal Bureau of Reclamation United States Europe

Public backs rail transit and anti pollution devices

A California Poll shows 61 percent would fund a rail rapid transit system with a $100 yearly tax. Fifty five percent favor requiring vehicles to install anti pollution devices costing up to $300. Gas rationing and freeway lane plans fail with large opposition.

San Francisco API California

Rampaging Brahma Bull Shot by Visalia Police

A Brahma bull escaped from Stockman's Association facilities and roamed Visalia streets on Wednesday. It damaged a police car, charged near children in a recreation park where the Visalia Mets played, and was killed by four police shots outside the park.

Visalia UPI Stockman’s Association Association Recreation Park Visalia Mets

Traveler Holiday Prep Keeps Home Safe and Connected

Advice for travelers covers securing homes and documents for overseas trips and U S tours. It urges notifying milkmen and newsboys, arranging mail pickup, avoiding public hints of absence, and checking documents, licenses, and thermostats. It also advises passports, visas, vaccination records, travel checks, and hotel or carrier confirmations.

United States U.S

Legal Rights Of Handicapped Outlined In New Publication

Public Affairs Committee and President's Committee on Mental Retardation publish Securing the Legal Rights of Retarded Persons outlining causes and prevalence of retardation. Educable individuals can learn, work, vote, marry, and join society with proper support. legal rights vary by geography and local policy.

Gay Pauley UPI New York Kennedy Charles de Gaulles Elizabeth Ogg Miss Ogg Public Affairs Committee de Gaulle

Skyward Voyage Bedeviled by Diarrhea Epidemic Near Haiti

The Skyward steamed toward Miami with 1000 aboard as a diarrhea outbreak struck 720 passengers and 300 crew. Coast Guard air dropped 36 pounds of paregoric while two doctors and NCDC specialists prepared to meet the ship on arrival around midnight. Authorities ruled out food and water as the likely source and treated patients aboard.

Miami UPS Coast Guard Bahamas Cape Haitian Haiti Dominican Republic al Wolf National Communicable Disease Center NCDC Atlanta USS. Quarantine Service Francis Scally Scally Wolf San Juan P.R St. Thomas Virgin Islands

No Girl Rule Challenged by Carolyn King in Court

Carolyn King twelve appeared in Ypsilanti court challenging Little League policy barring girls. The suit seeks an injunction to prevent charter termination and to permit play. The city council ordered local league to let her play or lose use of diamonds. national office barred post season and all star games while arguments proceeded.

Detroit UPI Carolyn King Little League Ypsilanti Carolyn

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