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Even as Fibercraft moves in, Sac City continues to lose other businesses. Within the past three weeks an engine-repair facility and a veterinary-supply firm closed their doors. But another manufacturer has talked about taking over the vacated quarters of a seed processor. Said City Administrator Gary Mahannah: "We're fighting a holding action until the farm economy turns around. The trick is to survive until that day comes." So far, the score is about even between Sac City and the mortgage payments that were due yesterday...
...combat missions in Viet Nam. Scobee entered astronaut training in 1978 and helped fly the 747 that carried the shuttle spacecraft between ground stations. As pilot of Challenger in 1984, he guided the spacecraft so that fellow crew members could retrieve a broken Solar Max satellite, which was repaired on board and later placed back into orbit. At an in-flight press conference, Scobee and the mission's four other astronauts showed up in T shirts that read ACE SATELLITE REPAIR...
...Seventh Fleet's 80 ships and 550 aircraft. Four floating dry docks can accommodate surface craft or submarines. Its supply depot is the Navy's largest, and its magazine holds 3.8 million cu. ft. of ammunition. Some 4,500 Filipino technicians keep 70 ships a month in good repair. The workers earn a typical salary of $1.80 an hour, one-seventh the amount in U.S. shipyards...
...behalf of the center, and therefore did not have to report the grant. Safran last week told The Boston Globe that he "made a mistake in judgment in not informing [the conference participants] as soon as the CIA funding came into the picture, and I attempted to repair the damage by doing so before the conference began...
Lawrence R. Kilduff, associate director of Facilities Maintenance, said the blackout cost the University no more than $3000, mostly in overtime to repair workers, and that there was no lasting damage...