Governors condemn campus unrest but reject federal probe
Governors at a two day winter meeting approved a resolution denouncing campus disorder while opposing a federal investigation. They emphasized that lawlessness by a small student minority should not hinder the many students pursuing education and called for federal grant simplification and revenue sharing.
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Work Load Of Astronauts Blamed For Flight Delay
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Berry space agency director of medical operations said astronauts should not be overworked in the final days before a flight. He cited Apollo 9 crew fatigue illness and postflight debility tied to long hours and crowded schedules delaying the launch by days.
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Maryland Senate Bill Proposes Drug Addicts Rehabilitation Center
An administration backed bill in Annapolis would create a statewide drug abuse rehabilitation center and a full time Drug Abuse Authority within the Department of Public Hygiene. The three member authority would study trends, develop comprehensive services, and set up rehabilitation agencies and facilities for prevention, treatment, aftercare and education. The bill calls for an institution to be known as the Drug Abuse Rehabilitation Center to study and treat addicts, with operation tied to existing state facilities like Patuxent.
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Highwayman Uses Horse Cart
A garbled report from Baltimore details a supposed highway robbery linked to a horse cart. Witness Taleo observed a suspect, with a baby Wayne Palmer nearby, and officers pursued in the downtown area.
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Rockets Strike Da Nang Navy Dock In Viet Nam
Viet Cong rockets hit a U S Navy dock at Da Nang sinking two landing craft and damaging a third. Casualties included at least one American dead, 51 sailors and eight Marines wounded, and 300 tons of ammunition destroyed. Evacuations followed as 1 000 civilians left a near by area. Military officials reported ongoing clashes around Saigon with significant enemy activity and American counterattacks reducing enemy gains.
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Talks on Vietnam peace process show no Viet Cong breach
Paris AP report says U S negotiators see no violation of the bombing pause by Viet Cong forces to date. Lodge prepares a briefing for President Nixon as talks remain deadlocked. VN officials stress civilian casualties while U S aides stress military targets.
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Emergency Haylift Aims to Free Trapped Mustangs
In Minden Nevada an airlift is delivering hay to about 60 to 70 horses stranded on an eight thousand foot ridge by deep snow. Ed Court reports their firm supplies the operation while volunteers work to break Pine Nut mountains trails to allow the mustangs down to lower, snow-free pastures. Local ranchers provide hay and sportsmen groups plus junior high fundraising bake sales fund the effort.
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Delegates OK Lowering Of Voting Age In Maryland
The Maryland House of Delegates tentatively approved a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 19. It marks the first time either chamber has favorably acted on reducing the minimum voting age below 21.
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Protesters vow to close UC Berkeley campus by any means
Across the nation campuses faced clashes as demonstrations surged. At Berkeley twelve were arrested including leaders such as Ysidro Macias, with about 50 windows broken and police clashing with protesters. Other actions occurred at Wisconsin, Chicago, and campuses in Washington and Alabama as governors condemned the unrest.
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Prayer for service and courage to share faith
A devotional prayer requests deliverance from mere worship to active discipleship through wisdom and courage. It seeks opportunities for servantship and living by the gospel, closing in Christ's name. Amen.
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Market Rallies on Active Trading Amid Optimism
The stock market rose in heavy early trading in New York. The Dow Jones gained 2.20 to 905.83 as gains led among steel, auto, rubber, and other blue chips, with Glen Alden dominant on a block of 115,100 shares.
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Enterprise To Return To Pacific Fleet
The Navy says the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise, badly damaged by fire last month, will rejoin the Pacific Fleet next Tuesday. Rear Adm Fahy said repair work is nearly finished after the Jan fire on the flight deck that killed 28 crew members.
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Ford Applies Vacuum Modulation to Automatic Transmission
In 1961 Ford began using engine manifold vacuum to control internal transmission pressures. By 1962 all automatics used vacuum modulation to create an internal pressure that varied with engine vacuum to help the transmission adapt to engine load changes.
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