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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1972

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Moonship lift off marks last Apollo 17 Moon visit

Houston reports Apollo 17 ends man’s first lunar exploration. Eugene Cernan vows return with peace and hope as Challenger blasts off at 5:55 p.m. EST. Schmitt and Evans stay in orbit for two days of lunar mapping before heading home. A memorial plaque on Challenger honors the mission and Nixon signs the inscription.

SPACE Center, Houston UPI Moon Eugene A. Cernan Taurus-Littrow Valley U. S Earth Cernan Schmitt Challenger Ronald E. Evans America A.D Nixon Apollo Moon Twelve United States NASA James C. Fletcher Russia Informia

Nixon faces choices as Paris peace talks stall

President Nixon weighs options after Kissinger's Paris mission returns incomplete. A high official cautions against predicting when a cease-fire accord will be signed. Thieu remains a key obstacle while Kissinger may return to Paris or Saigon to press Thieu and seek a deal.

Kissinger Eace Nixon Tho U.S Thieu Saigon

Duryea to be unofficial speaker as assembly taps him again

In Albany Perry B. Duryea will be unofficially elected to a third two year term as speaker at a two day state assembly mini session. Governor Rockefeller will host a testimonial dinner for retiring Senate Majority Leader Earl W. Brydges. The assembly plans organizational work for 1973 with many freshmen and leadership vacancies. Potential new majority whip candidates include Francis J. Boland George J. Ferrall Chester Hardt and Fred G. Fiele.

Albany N. Y UPI Perry B. Duryea State Assembly Duryea GOP Long Island Rockefeller Senate Earl W. Brydges Brydges Assembly Donald J. Mitchell Herkimer Congress

Commission backs school funding shift toward property tax relief

A federal state and local commission told President Nixon to pursue school financing reforms that reduce property taxes. They studied value added tax as a substitute but expected disapproval. Nixon favors cutting home and apartment property taxes by stages, with elderly relief as a priority, and suggested states should shoulder more school costs.

Raymond Lahr Washington UPI Nixon Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Europe Commission Advisory Commission Special Commission On

Snow Likely Tonight and Tomorrow in Local Area

The National Weather Service at Hancock Field forecasts mostly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of snow tonight and tomorrow. Lows near 30 degrees tonight, with highs in the upper 30s tomorrow.

National Weather Service Hancock Field

Thieu peace plan offered as Viet Cong talks open

In Paris at the Vietnam peace talks United States envoy Heyward Isham urged the Viet Cong and North Vietnam to consider President Thieu of South Vietnam's new peace package. Thieu seeks a Christmas truce, prisoner exchange, troop withdrawal and direct talks while North Vietnam rejects changing the draft agreement and accuses Washington of insincerity.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam Nixon Paris Hanoi le Duc Tho Kissinger Andrews George Libera UPI United States Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam U.S Heyward Isham Isham Pham Dang Lam Thieu Saigon Republic of

Intruder left money at Tulsa apartment twice

In Tulsa, Jesse Hosey reported two intruders left cash and odd notes rather than steal. On Nov 9 cash totaling 16 and again on Dec 10 12 appeared with a bank envelope marked E L and 23.91, while bonds remained untouched. Police struggle to classify the act and hunt for a suspect.

Tulsa Okla UPI Jesse Hosey Hosey Strick E.L

Truman in grave condition as doctors report very serious state

Kansas City AP reports former president Harry S. Truman, 88, remains very serious with declining kidney function and weakened heart. Doctors say vital signs are stable but he is not out of danger. restlessness and unresponsiveness noted after a troubled night. Albany AP notes a NY lottery number drawn as 271110.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Wallace Graham Truman Albany New York

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