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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
4
NASA weighs a bold two astronaut outside repair to free a jammed solar power boom on Skylab 1. The plan uses a bone saw and long tools to sever a strap, unfold panels, and restore electricity, with Pete Conrad possibly first outside.
Vice President Spiro Agnew told 1 800 Drexel University graduates and about 14 000 attendees that they would face troubled times after college. He cited health care, welfare, and energy as key crises and urged realism while avoiding references to Watergate. A peaceful Cambodia protest occurred outside Convention Hall.
The pulsating reddish blob in Marie Harris's Garland yard is identified as a myxomycete Fuligo septica by a University of Texas professor. The fungus appeared three weeks ago and drew calls from Canada and England as reporters chased the strange growth.
Montreal psychologist Ronald Melzack of McGill University says acupuncture blocks pain by signaling the brain to ignore pain messages via the gate control theory. He notes the brainstem activation may help shut pain signals from the surgery site.
A UPI survey finds promoters unlikely to urge bypassing areas as gas rationing looms. Officials urge motorists to keep tanks half full, gas up before sundown, expect Sunday shutdowns, and slow down to stretch mileage. AAA and Maine Petroleum Association leaders warn shortages may persist three to five years with limited refinery output.
UPI surveys show governors split on how Watergate will affect 1974 congressional elections with more concern for the presidential race. Most think results hinge less on 1976 yet acknowledge possible nominee options within parties and outside Washington, highlighting Jackson Kennedy and Bumpers among likely names.
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