Skylab 2 astronauts repair air leak delay first spacewalk
The Skylab 2 crew fixed an air leak on the space station and reported lingering motion sickness delaying the first of three planned spacewalks. Mission commander Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma felt queasy delaying activities by at least a day.
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Houston
UPI
Space Station
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Bean
Lousma
Owen
Mission Control
Donald R. Puddy
Robert Crippen
Bob
Garriott
Two Pacifica men held after attempted robbery in Laytonville
Randy Hill and William Adcock both 19 were arrested 50 minutes after an attempted hitchhiker robbery north of Ukiah. They allegedly demanded money from Ronald Stone 21 and Norman Hansen 22 of Long Beach, Stone injured with a broken jaw. Adcock faces robbery and battery charges Hill booked for attempted robbery. Stone hospitalized with jaw wired.
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Pacifica
Sheriff's
Laytonville
Ukiah
Randy James Hill
William Ray Adcock
Calpella
Ronald Lee Stone
Norman Allen Hansen
Long Beach
Adcock
Stone
Hansen
Hill
Community Hospital
Laos Accord Reported Ready for Signatures
In Vientiane the government of Souvanna Phouma and the Pathet Lao near finalizing a coalition and ceasefire policing plan first signed in February. Sources say signatures may occur this week with a 60 day troop withdrawal provision and ICC supervision.
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Vientiane, Laos
UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Pathet Lag
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
Canada
Poland
India
International Control Commission
ICC
Souvanna
North Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Tragedy strikes south of Ukiah headon crash claims family
A head-on collision on Highway 101 south of Ukiah killed Ukiah couple Raymond and Janice Grivette both 23 and their 2-year-old son Jason. Other injured include Betty Schoenborn 50 of Redwood City and August Schoenborn 35. Laytonville toddler Shawn William Raines died after being struck by a pickup on North Road. Graveside services set for Laytonville cemetery Wednesday.
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Ukiah
Highway 101
Raymond
Janice Grivette
Jason Grivette
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Hillside Hospital
Betty Schoenborn
Redwood City
Hillside
August Schoenborn
Terry Slamon
Livermore
Schoenborn
Santa Rosa Memorial
Darrel Baxter
California Highway Patrol
al Thrasher Company
Hopland
Lakeport
Lakeshore Boulevard
Claudie Willis Hatfield
Hatfield
Lakeshore
Robin Hill Road
Bessie Hatfield
Jones Mortuary
Grivette
Grivettes
Zimmerman Mortuary
Lafferty and Smith
Santa Rosa
Laytonville
North Road
Shawn William Raines
Warren C. Raines
Stanley H. Gartamaker
Shawn
Warren
Charles
Gary
North Carolina
Susan
Lelia
Connie
Floyd
Louie Rains
Edward Morrow
Ehrlichman clings to view break-in within Nixon powers
Watergate witness Ehrlichman defended the 1971 burglary as within the President's national security authority amid fiery Senate hearings. He disputed Dash's paraphrase of the Huston plan, sparking tense exchanges as Haldeman's testimony loomed. The White House stuck to not releasing tape recordings, while Stevenson pressed impeachment concerns. Helms defended Nixon's presumption of innocence. Ehrlichman also cited Kennedy era tax review notes in a brief preface to his testimony.
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Washington
UPI
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Dash
Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon rejects compromise on Watergate tape hearings
The White House affirmed President Nixon's stance against allowing investigators to hear White House tape recordings of Watergate talks. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said Nixon has made his position clear and would speak after the panel hearings' first phase. Senators Ervin and Baker proposed a private tape hearing with Cox, drawing mixed reactions from Senate leaders.
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White House
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Gerald L. Warren
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Warren
Watergate
Ervin
Baker
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Carrier collects from Ukiah Daily Journal route
A carrier asks for payment in advance for three months of daily newspaper deliveries on the Ukiah route. He requests subscribers settle the bill when he first contacts them to ensure continued service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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Mendocino
Nancy
Ludemarie
Tony
Patty
Fae
Crippen
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Greece
Sam Dash
Fred D. Thompson
Huston
Mr. Dash
Cash
Mr. Ehrlichman
Thompson
Dr. Dash
Mr. Thompson
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Howard Baker
Haldeman
Adlai E. Stevenson
D-Ill
Stevenson
Congress
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
John F. Kennedy
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