Apollo last crew returns from space mission
The Apollo crew Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton land in the Pacific after a nine day mission ending U S space history with Russia. They flew with Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov in a joint flight signaling a new era of space cooperation.
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Space crew forecasts wider use of space and women in flight
During a 32 minute telecast conference astronauts forecast more routine space operations, U.S. and Soviet cooperation on future missions, and women flying in the Space Shuttle. Stafford cites an era ending after 71 men and 31 missions, Slayton reflects on a heart constraint, Brand predicts women in space.
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Frightened judges blame crime rise cites Levi
Atty Gen Edward H Levi blames rising crime on frightened judges and reluctant prosecutors and police. He says the public accepts crime and criticizes enforcement in inner cities while calling for stronger action and mandatory sentences, noting federal limits on state crime.
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Levi comments on crime rise and enforcement stance
Levi says the crime rate rose 18 percent in the first quarter of 1975 and attributes it to public acceptance. He laments the lack of enforcement by authorities and notes no FBI report yet on burglaries by FBI agents over 30 years.
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House sends oil price bill back to committee
The House declined to override President Ford's veto on a rule rolling back oil prices. Speaker Carl Albert said an override would be fruitless and a waste of time, directing the measure to the Commerce Committee led by Harley O. Staggers.
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Local board to discuss new personnel at 1 15 p m
The Roswell board of education will meet at 1:15 p m Friday in the board room at the administration building to discuss hiring of new personnel according to school officials. The long paragraph covers several unrelated items. this line summarizes the readable portion about the Roswell board meeting.
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Roswell weighs water options amid growth and time pressure
Roswell faces three main paths to meet rising water demand as population grows. City Public Works director Farrell McLean says action within five to seven years is vital to avoid severe shortages. The city hires Gordon Herkenhoff and Associates to study three options: condemn agricultural water rights, use Lea County water rights with wells and pipelines, or blend treated northern salt water with existing supply. The study will also craft a master plan for storage, transfer and distribution.
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