Life on campus at Florida shows parties and pills
University of Florida life depicted with crowded cheap housing known as The Ghetto and rooftop party scenes at fraternities. Details include marijuana use, dope shuttles, a desertion from curfews, and a campus rap house near the campus. A Florida Atlantic University study notes 42,000 regular users across campuses and 26.9 percent of students smoked pot at least once.
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Apollo 15 flight set for July 26
Washington reports Apollo 15 will launch July 26 at 9 34 a m EDT from Kennedy Space Center. Commanded by David R Scott with Alfred M Worden and James B Irwin, the 12 day mission targets Hadley Apennine between the Apennine Mountains and the Hadley Rille, featuring a lunar rover and enhanced life support.
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Moon
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James B. Irwin
Hadley-Apennine
Apennine Mountains
Hadley Rille
Chad opens doors to U S oilmen in Chad
Chad, after five years of rebellion, seeks rapid development with over six million dollars in American investments. President Tombalbaye said Paris endorses the plan and Georges Pompidou urged acceptance while preserving French culture. An American firm received permits to search for oil near Ennedi and Lake Chad with five year terms and potential renewal.
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Libya
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Fort Archambault
Lake Chad
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Africa
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