Docking problem solved Apollo 14 flies on towards moon
Apollo 14 crewmembers using a flashlight and self made guides tried for over an hour to diagnose a docking failure between the command ship and the lunar lander. Roosa said the link worked and mission control planned to reassess the situation after a sleep period. If docking could not be ensured the plan was to orbit the moon instead of landing.
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Shepard
Mitchell
Fra Mauro
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Roosa
Earth
Moon
Lunar
Sjoberg
Eugene Cernan
John Young
Houston Space Center
UPI
LCCC Panel Urged for President Search at Lorain County
A 10 member presidential selection committee is proposed to choose Lorain County Community College’s next president. The committee would include four trustees and two representatives from each faculty student body and administration. Trusting board approval required.
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Lorain County Community College
Board of Trustees
Sor
Max J. Lerner
Thomas D. Bowen
Raymond J.) Young
Communist led attack kills six in six U.S. positions near Chu Lai
Rockets and mortars pounded about 100 rounds into six U.S. positions and followed with a ground assault four miles west of Chu Lai, killing six Americans and wounding 26. The 198th Brigade reconnaissance team suffered a deadly ambush as five enemy fighters were reported killed. Other strikes hit Da Nang Cam Ranh Bay Tuy Hoa and Pleiku areas with one American dead and 18 wounded. A separate balloon crash near St Paul injured two balloonists lightly.
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Saigon
U.S
198Th Brigade
Chu Lai
U.S. Americal
St. Paul, Minn
da Nang
Cam Ranh Bay
Tuy Hoa Air Base
Pleiku City
Bombing Campaign in Laos and Vietnam Troop Reductions Reported
The war’s 115th day sees U S raids on the Ho Chi Minh trail through southern Laos with about 30 B52s and 200 fighter bombers. U S command confirms first unit to be phased out, 1st Squadron 11th Armored Cavalry, reducing total U S strength to under 284,000 by May 1.
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Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Vietnam
Nixon
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Saigon
Record low temperatures sweep Ohio with several ties
Ohio reports multiple new cold records as Akron Toledo and Youngstown reach 4 to 7 degrees below zero. North Ridgeville observer notes a record for the day tied at four below, while Cleveland Hopkins marks minus six. Cincinnati shows a milder near zero. Winds yield a 40 below wind chill.
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Ohio
Diederich
North Ridgeville
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Teen girl held in stabbing death of Lorain man
Lorain County detectives say an 11 year old girl is in custody as the primary suspect in the stabbing death of 20 year old Alexander Noble. Noble died after a head on collision with a pickup on O Neil Boulevard following a prior stabbing. Noble's apartment hosts the fatal argument precede the crash. A second witness is to be questioned. Driver Joseph Niemsky 33 of Lorain was treated and released. Obituary appears on page 30.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
James A. Mertz
Noble
Zieba
O'Neil Boulevard
Joseph Niemsky
Niemsky
Auto show opens today at Midway Mall with 89 cars
Twenty nine area dealers participate in the fourth annual auto show which opened at noon today at Midway Mall. A total of 89 cars are on display during normal hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today through next Monday. Sponsored by the Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association. Special advertising in Chronicle Telegram on Page 9.
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Midway Mall
Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association
Chronicle Telegram
Nixon outlines upturn forecast in Congress
President Nixon delivers the annual economic report to Congress, projecting full employment with unemployment under 4 percent, 88 billion dollars in predicted growth, and a push to combat inflation. The $229 billion budget and state of the union propose cabinet reorganization and spending cuts to curb inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Three men charged in Lorain County secret indictments
Lorain County Grand Jury secret indictments led to three arrests. Norman Barnes, 44, of Amherst, faces homicide by vehicle in the death of Winifred Kelley, 51, from Elyria after a December crash on Routes 76 and 10. Barnes posted a 5 000 dollar bond. Ronald J. Myers, 20, of Lorain, and John Balzer, 24, of Avon Lake, were charged with marijuana possession burglary grand larceny and receiving stolen property related to a November burglary at Bob O Link golf course in Avon. Myers and Balzer posted 10 000 dollar bonds each.
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Lorain County Grand Jury
Norman Barnes
Dewey Road
Amherst
Winifred Kelley
East River St
Elyria
Rts
North Ridgeville
Barnes
Kelley
Ronald J. Myers
Nebraska Ave
Lorain
John Balzer
Center Road
Avon Lake
Bob-O-Link
Avon
Nixon economic report predicts record output and jobs rise
The report to Congress foresees strong growth with rising employment and controlled price increases. It rejects wage price controls while promising effective inflation measures. Nixon endorses a four percent unemployment goal and a three percent inflation target for 1972.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
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