Kennedy to extend olive branch to Nixon in new session
Senator Edward M. Kennedy said Congress will extend the olive branch to President Nixon while preserving core principles and closing ranks. He spoke at a Democratic fundraiser supporting Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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Grumman Won't Build 48 Tomcats Without Renegotiation
Grumman Aerospace says it will not fulfill the contract option for 48 additional Tomcat fighters unless cost overruns are renegotiated. The Navy exercised the option at no price increase, threatening a showdown over who bears rising Defense costs. Grumman cites extreme inflation and policy shifts, warning it may seek court relief or congressional aid.
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Nader group attacks morning-after pill
Ralph Nader researchers accuse universities of using the morning-after pill diethylstilbestrol DES on female students without proper informed consent or oversight. They warn of cancer risks and urge institutional review and stricter controls while FDA investigates DES safety.
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Space car mishap sparks warranty debate during test run
Gene Cernan and Jack Schmitt test a luxury lunar vehicle amid glitches. The right rear fender fell off after initial seal failures and Velcro fixes. Despite the drama, astronauts handled repairs while planning the first science setup, lamenting the high price tag and reliability questions.
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Astronauts plan rock hunt in Taurus Littrow lunar valley
On Taurus Littrow Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan and Schmitt prepare to collect about 200 pounds of lunar rock. They view the landscape from the lunar rover camera, describe glassy craters and fur covered mountains, and plan two more surface excursions before returning to orbit.
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