Apollo 17 set for 9:53 p.m. EST launch amid cold front
Space officials kept a wary watch on an east-moving cold front as Apollo 17 prepared for a 9:53 p.m. EST liftoff. Astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt described the crew as charged up and ready. Weather was the main risk with clouds and possible lightning at altitude. launch director Kapryan expressed optimism for good conditions. The final moon mission drew a large crowd to Cape Kennedy, with 42,000 guests planned and a notable line of notable observers including lawmakers and ambassadors.
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Jack” Schmitt
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Truman Hospitalized With Fair Condition in Kansas City
Former President Harry S Truman, 88, was rushed by ambulance to Research Hospital with congested lungs. Doctors said he is in fair condition, with stable vital signs and consciousness. His wife Bess may have accompanied him. next conference set for 10:30 a.m. today.
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Senate unit weighs aspirin soup over cold cures in hearings
A Senate Small Business subcommittee heard physicians endorse aspirin early in cold cases and note hot chicken soup, hot drinks, and simple remedies can beat many advertised products. Experts warned against risky aspirin combinations and overhyped drug claims amid calls for honest advertising.
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GOP governors seek Nixon summit to boost influence
In Phoenix, UPI reports Republican governors accuse the Nixon administration of marginalizing state leaders. They call for a White House summit to restore their role in choosing the party chairman, secure local patronage, shape Senate bids, define federal state powers, and expand input on welfare and major domestic programs. Governor William G. Milliken voices concern.
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Welfare reform push targets state checks on aid rolls
Dozens of states may lose hundreds of millions in federal welfare funds unless they raise efficiency as HEW proposes new rules. States must audit portions of AFDC and adult welfare rolls to weed out ineligible recipients and recover overpayments. HEW chief Twiname said public trust in welfare is shattered.
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