Lady from Mars Opposes More Moon Trips
Virginia Barto of Mars Pennsylvania and Homer Starkey of Earth Texas voice skepticism about Apollo 17 and space spending. A United Press International survey across 25 towns finds varied views on continuing lunar missions and redirecting funds to Earthly needs.
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Homer Starkey
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Russia
United States
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Starkey
United Press International
Neil Armstrong
Moon
ADA lists liberal lawmakers in 1970 session
Americans for Democratic Action named 22 House members with perfect liberal voting records this session led by 95 percent trio Hart Mondale and Nelson. Other top scores include Cranston Tunney Kennedy with 90 percent as the scorecard highlights.
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UPI
Americans For Democratic Action
House
ADA
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Alan Cranston
John V. Tunney
California
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bella S. Abzug
D-N.y
John Brademas
D-Ind
Herman Badillo
Phillip Burton
D Calif
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
William J. Green
D-Pa
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Henry Hels
William F. Ryan
John F. Seiberling
Ohio
Louis Stokes
Morris K Udall
D-Ariz
Staffers weep as Life magazine folds in New York
In the Time & Life building staffers mourn the imminent end of Life magazine. Ralph Graves, Life’s managing editor, voices the shared grief as workers recall the publication’s grandeur and their role in its decline. Andrew Heiskell, Time Inc. executive chairman, is among the leaders facing the closure.
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UPI
Ralph Graves
Andrew Heiskell
Time Inc
Liberty
Saturday Evening Post
Collier's
Look
Life
Time
Fortune
Sports Illustrated
Money
Hedley Donovan
Wall Street Journal
Warren fights plan for miniature Supreme Court
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren campaigns against a proposed mini court to screen Supreme Court appeals. Warren calls the idea unconstitutional and says it would destroy the Court. He mobilizes former clerks and academic allies to oppose the proposal and questions Burger's workload statistics.
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UPI
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
The
National Observer
Warren
Harvard Law School
Paul Freund
U.S. Appeals
High Tribunal
Nina Totenberg
Burger
Farm Index predicts no shortage of food
A UPI report summarizes a Agriculture Department ERS study forecasting that by 2000 about 34 million acres of U S farmland will be repurposed. Despite this shift, per acre yields rise and the nation should still produce ample food and fiber. Approximately 22 million acres will become urban land, 7 million for recreation and wildlife, and 5 million for other uses including defense and reservoirs.
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UPI
U.S
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
ERS
Agency
Farm Index
Searchers drag river for body near Logan
State police resumed dragging the Guyandotte River for Charles Hendricks of Earling after a car went out of control on Route 10 near Rita, throwing him into the river where his body was sighted Saturday. The search follows a Friday crash that left Hendricks missing.
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Guyandotte
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Charles Hendricks
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