Apollo 15 Satellite Probes Moon's Magnetic Tail Orbit
Space center reports Apollo 15, in lunar orbit, performed flawlessly sampling solar charged particles around Earth and deep in its magnetic tail. Alfred Worden ejected the 78.5 pound orbiter after astronauts Scott and Irwin left moon orbit for Earth. It marks a first close lunar orbit instrument, measuring gases magnetism and gravity.
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Target Space Center
Houston
UPI
Frontiers of Space Research
Earth
Lee M. Chase
University of California At Berkeley
Alfred M. Worden
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Moon Orb
Moon
Core sample problem hinders Apollo 15 return
SPACE CENTER Houston (UPI) The 8 foot drill core from Apollo 15 caused trouble as the crew sped home. Capsule communicator Parker questioned Scott on the length of the longest section and its storage. Scott confirmed a four foot section was still in three pieces and barely fit into a sleep restraint bag.
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Parker
Scott
Irwin
Apollo 15 Moon Explorers Return With Treasure Rock
Apollo 15 astronauts Scott Irwin and Worden return from a 12 day lunar mission aboard Endeavour. They bring a rock collection possibly from the original lunar crust and nearly two miles of surface film. Splashdown planned 4:46 p.m. EDT northeast of Hawaii as mission control reports flawless operations and high hopes for insights into solar system origins.
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Houston
Earth
Solar System
Moon
Hawaii
Joe Allen
Scott
Okinawa
Endeavour
Elderly Oberlin man found alive after missing in park
George J. Yasher, 74, of Hastings Road Oberlin, was found alive in a rugged field near high tension power lines south of Route 20 after a large search by 15 park rangers and 25 sheriff deputies. He had walked away from home about 7:30 last night and was located by a ranger team near the Black River with a noisy signal from power line poles. He was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital for examination.
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George J. Yasher
Hastings Rd
Carlisle Township
Oberlin
Carlisle Drive-In
Yasher
Metropolitan Park Rangers
Lorain County
Allen Memorial Hospital
Hastings Road
Lake Carlisle
Mary
Alex Combs
Black River
John Gynn
Richard Zappa
Nuclear arms talks stall as China rejects Soviet proposal
Red rejection from Communist China blocks a Soviet plan for a five power nuclear talks, arguing all nations must participate. In other notes, U S lawmakers schedule National Square Dance Week, Belfast road crisis leaves driver dead, Congress begins summer recess, Taft Jr co sponsors 40 hour week, Nixon funds 2 billion more mortgage aid to cap rates.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Weather At last Sunny and mild with warm inland highs
Sunny and mild today and tomorrow with highs around 78 to 82 degrees near Lake Erie and inland. Clear cool nights with lows near 54 to 56 and near zero chance of rain. West northwest winds 10 to 15 mph, lighter tonight. Sunset 8 38 pm. Sunrise 6 28 am. High 82 yesterday, low 54 today.
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Lake Erie
Five charged in Lorain drug raids cut heroin traffic
Lorain police conducted four coordinated raids resulting in 11 arrests, with five charged and held on bonds totaling 86 000. Officials said 90 to 95 percent of county heroin traffic was knocked out, while 121 heroin packets and other drugs were seized during the operation.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain City
Jacinto Torres
31St St
Vine Ave
Samuel Davila
E. 30Th St
Esteban Reyes
Charles Archie
Dayton Ave
John Malinovsky
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
Bomb threat hoax probed in Westfield Center
The Medina County Sheriff's office investigated a telephoned bomb threat yesterday to the Ohio Farmers Insurance Group office building in Westfield Center. Deputies evacuated the three story headquarters around 1 p.m. and conducted a thorough search but found no explosive device.
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Westfield
Medina County
The Tin Goose Returns in 1928 Lake Erie Air Ferry Story
Chronicle drafts a tri motor era feature by Paul Zach with color and B W photos by John Kenney. Walter Butch Wack ends a career to draw intricate Christmas cards. Anita Schrodt notes a Frolic on Fifth Street as Lorain County Historical Society displays antique cars. Photos by Embree Hoffman and John Klein.
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Paul Zach
Tri-Motor
Tomorrow's Colorful Chronicle
C-T
John Kenney
Walter
Butch” Wack
Anita Schrodt
Fifth Street
Lorain County Historical Society
Embree Hoffman
John Klein
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