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July 17,1975 Volume SS/Numbcr 141 Spaceships set for linkup SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - THE SOVIET Mission Control by their control center, and Slayton Brand tried to remove the device Two Soviet cosmonauts yesterday Center reported the burn placed Soyuz remarked. "Superb. Great." Tuesday night but was unable to undo successfully shifted the orbital path of in a near circular oibit of 1.17 - 139 "They're up there waiting for you," probe latches with a special tool. He their Soyuz spaceship, steering it into miles above the earth, precisely where the U.S. capsule communicator said. reported the tool passage was blocked position for a cosmic linkup today the cosmonauts want to be to receive It was the second orbit change by an out-of-position connecting with an American Apollo craft. the visiting Americans at 12:15 p.m. maneuver for Soyuz since it was mechanism. Cosmonauts Alexei In i and EDT today over West Germany. launched from the Baikonur Mission Control radioed instructions Vatori Kubasov fired their spaceship Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford, Cosmodrume in central Russia to remove a cover plate with a engine for 21 seconds and reported the Vance Brand and Donald Slay lor were Tuesday. screwdriver and relocate the blocking maneuver was performed perfectly. informed of the successful maneuver mechanism. APOLLO ALSO has conducted two The astronauts planned to do the orbital shifts and plans several more as job later and it is expected to take it closes in on Soyuz, serving as the only 20 minutes. Ford's candidacy target vehicle in the celestial chase. "It doesn't look like much of a Aboard Apollo, the astronauts problem," Slayton said. wrestled with what Mission Control THE SOVIET Control Center termed a minor problem-a docking informed the cosmonauts of the surprises students probe that ,was stuck in the tunnel situation and said, 'They have no which will connect the two spaceships problem. They know what to do and By Jim Maurer "HE'S A GOOD guy. At least he when they are linked together. how to do it. So everything is in Staff Reporter hasn't been caught at anything Ground controllers said the problem order." yet." said Telljohann. "If I do vote. should be easy to overcome. If the The cosmonauts also reported President Gerald Ford's recent Ill vote for Ford, but that's still a harpoon-like probe could not be everything in order aboard Soyuz. announcement saying he would long lime yet." removed, the spacemen would not be They said they had a good view of the campaign in the 1976 presidential Cherry I Mullady. freshman able to transfer between the two craft. earth and an especially good look at election apparently came as a (Fd.), was somewhat startled by They also said the problem did not the Nile River. surprise to many University the news concerning the President. endanger the American astronauts. They complained mildly when students who were unaware of the "I didn't know he was running, ground control interrupted their lunch decision. and I wish he wouldn't." site said NEIL HUTCHINSON, one of the Deborah Davies. senior (A&S), spent her day selling jewelry twice to perform technical tasks. Rick Sealscott. junior (Ed.),WM "I didn't like his pardon of Nixon." flight directors, said even if the and other wares on the sidewalks of Bowling Green last Saturday. one of the few students who did Mullady was another student spacemen could not remove the probe Before discovering the stuck probe, Numerous merchants and shoppers took part in the sidewalk know about the Presidents who said she would vote for Sen with the simple fix, they could the astronauts had fixed a simple marketplace ceremonies last weekend. (Newsphoto by Gordon decision, but said the news was a Kennedy if he was nominated by completely field strip the mechanism problem involving a clogged waste Fischer). bit misleading. the Democrats. and get rid of it that way. disposal system. "FIRST HE said he wouldn't run. then lie decided to run," said JANET MCNAY, freshman Sealscott. "I don't like that because (Fd.), was all for the Ford I appreciate people who are firm in campaign, saying "I'm a Republican Postich ready to contribute their beliefs, but President Ford is a and I'm for President Ford all the By Patricia Sinn POSTICH, a veteran of 23 years of keep a few basic ideas in mind. openness to change "seem to be good man otherwise." way." But Francine Ochyra. Managing Editor active naval service, said he foresees "You have to know what your job prominent" at the University. "We Asked if he would vote for the freshman (B.A.), was not so "no significant changes in the is, know the constraints of the job. have very vigorous leadership in Dr. President in 1976, Sealscott said it enthusiastic. George Postich has a lot to get beginning" of his tenure. staff your organization as well as Moore." he added. depended on the candidate chosen "If he wants to do it, let him." acquainted with in his new position as During his first two weeks as vice possible within those constraints, help After 23 years in the Navy, Postich by the Democratic Party. Ochyra said. "There is nothing vice president for operations at the president for operations, Postich said (the staff) do their jobs and keep in said that he had accomplished all he "If it's Ted Kennedy, he gets my wrong with the job Ford is doing. University. he has been looking over his territory tune with innovations," he said. wanted to. vote," he said. "Anyone else, and I He hasn't done anything drastic to Following the recent resignation of and trying to meet with all the "It's a people business," Postich "When this opportunity opened up will vote for Ford." help the country, but he hasn't J. Claude Scheurerman. Postich takes members of his staff. added. "I want to take some of the at Bowling Green," lie said. "I thought Pat Telljohann, sophomore done anything wrong either." the reigns of the "service organization "I'm looking at a number of areas," mystique out of the office" of the it was great, because this is a major (A4.S), did not realize that Ford Ochyra, like many of hei student responsible for the physical features of he said. "The organization U to operations vice president. area in which to make a good and had formally announced his colleagues, said she will be waiting ,jj the campus." such as food services, the widespread. I have 13 people reporting Postich noted that enthusiasm and ineaninfgul contribution." candidacy, but he reacted positively to see who the Democrats nominate physical plant and the security to me" about various branches of when he heard the news. to face the Ford challange. program. University operations. POSTICH does see the possibility of New CIA documents consolidating some of these divisions in the administrative areas. But he's Golden Grip renovating not ready to make any immediate, reveal domestic spying drastic changes. "Change, for better or By Randi Weiner off-all 30 coats and the old paint "HAD TO BE done. I guess, keeping for worse, can be uncomfortable," he WASHINGTON (AP) -- Central prior to 1966. Quoting a source with the others and fixing up the apparently is not cooperating. said, adding that he will have to do Intelligence Agency spies practiced for described as having approved many of The peeling "Vernor's" sign that place," William Urwin, owner of "Sand blasting didn't work," said more investigating before initiating overseas assignments by infiltrating the break-ins, The Post article said used to grace the F. Wooster wall of University graduate Jim Macry, owner Centre Drugs, said. innovations. and reporting on the domestic political most of the burglaries were directed the Centre Drug store. 102 N. Main St. The onyxed glass in front of the of Golden Grip, the building At the top of his list of priorities is activities of the Socialist Workers against the Communist party, is no longer there. building is to be replaced with wood, a restoration firm in charge of redoing energy conservation. party and its youth affiliate, according extremist groups, embassies and other It, along with the cracked, black new sign will be placed on front and Centre Drugs. Now they are using "BG is an innovator in this area," he to newly disclosed CIA documents. targets that would come under the onyxed glass pillar on the corner of the wall facing E. Wooster is to be water blasting, chemicals, hammers said. "As costs keep rising, well have The documents, a four-inch thick category ol "security cases." Main and Wooster Streets is being natural brick, according to Urwin. and chisels to remove the caked on to find more efficient ways to work.