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Show m c f wnywnpry yMiUyiry 'to.fa m - Kcssiler Jr. W riter 1 an lock and Science ' spaceflight effoits It is the stall of an euith oibital progi am that will m two eais to an pio-cee- meeting ot and Russians in space Aniei-lean- Then, thiee oi oxygen torn When the pioiect after the sumed veais lalet, comes the fust flight of the rev olutionary new oibital tiansport tailed tjie space shuttle The tinted States no lunger plans to send men to the moon or beyond The new focus of spaceflight is on earth oi bit and the wavs men can best capitalize on il shocks -, Special tuaiigular plates at t. idled to (lie soles of the as fit into the turn juts si oe The idea of using an empty mcket as an oibital house has been around since 1902 In 1905. well before the first Apollo had flown, the National Aeronaties and Space Administration was talking guaided-l- y ot experimenting with a Saturn stage that propelled itself into oi bit The concept grew into a definite project in 1900 as part of the "new Apollo applications program, a broad effort to make the beat use of Apollo hardw are tor a w ide variety ot job in space The space agency then was thinking of flying the first empty Saturn stage in 1908 The plan then was to have astronauts dock with the rocket stage after it had used up its propellants to get into orbit All that was needed to turn the rocket's huge hydrogen fuel tank into at: was an "orbital workshop Apollo was ie suuesbiul ll Di of the Scientist-astrona- ut P. Joseph dunk from accoidion-shape- Kerwin sips grape beverage d pack. Lobster thermidor anyone? No more meals in a tube - Skylab and scientists want to know pieciselv the amount of nutrients eaten With lobster CAPE KENNEDY (LPI) thermidor, mashed potatoes, aspiagus and ice cream on the menu spare food for the men aboard the Skylab oi biting laboratoiy has come a long way since the days of squeeze tube rrals Tere are 18 dilfeient meals planned lor each astronaut Every sixth day each man will stai t pi epanng his menu In addition to lobstei and ice cieam the ciew will have such Heats as filet mignon, veal and barbeqne sauce, spaghetti and poik with scalloped potatoes Each member of the thiee crews that will man Skylab during the next eight months has selected his own menu fiom the sdne kind ol food he eats back on eai th Dr Malcolm Smith, head of the food and nutrition ofiice at the Johnson Space Centei in Houston said because of the duiation of the fust for 28 days and two Skylab Bights the astronauts will requme a for 56 days higher quality food than on pievious missions 4J " (!0 CUft POT ROAST Sale CELERY 299 ROCKERS 119 FRIGIDAIRE DISH WASHER - $2Q0 CLOTHES WASHER $270 CLOTHES DRYERS $17Q I 3 REFRiG- - $ MAYTAG no Boo's ERATORS BEAUTYREST si chill, higher es will do to He e a . a Pent cm' 1 oru out shoes al this soetiai c ce LL Full Nulite soies Goodyear rubber hee's New laces and heel pads j Coat of wax $3995 MATTRESSES Bring in your shoes 'for a checkup now. ol JCPenney r yd 10. 99. 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Smith Not because we necessarily want to' said cater to them, but because its very important to our experiments TURKEYS said will be used when you want to be In mly easdv stabilized m one place foi It) or 15 oi 20 3 LOCATIONS 22 P Skylab tins month swr; V SOFAS hei win one thiee astionauts to man Joseph ale two kinds ot foot tuungles aboaid Skylab One luge tyoe This gi eatly simplified the mission, reduced the nsk and incost and significantly creased the labs capabilities In 1970, the assembly was named Sky lab to, as NASA said recognize and emphasize its role as an explnratoiy space station ui the evolution ot man's use of orbital flight for ptactical benefit ' A e A cesses y stiiu-tui- and ceilings ciewman inserts tne metal mangles on lus soles into a gud opening and till ns Ins foot to lock Imn-seinto place Sau e tliei e is no up in dow n in the absence of giavitv. one new man could be standing on the floor while anothei stands on the ceding its basic cun cept was changed Instead ol outlining a spent locket in oi bit protect othcials decided to build the complete space station on the giound and launch it by a laiger Saturn 5 rocket made available because ol the eatly moon flight suc- Despite great differences. Sky lab project owes its life to Apollo Its basic shell is a Saturn IB rocket designed speuh-callto send men to the nioon and the pi eject uses Apollo command ships to feiry crews up and back gud of the ui biting lab s flouts Lnar landing The flight ot Apollo 17 last December completed the $25 billion lunar exploration project It may be 15 or 20 years betore Americans retum to the moon tuaiigular open t APE KEN N EDA (LPI) -time in the I S spate progi am, the space agency will be piepa.vd to !tiiie the thiee Skvlab astio ruiuts if something happens to tin eaten their return to earth The response time to a call fin help would uitr.e any-lie it Hum 48 davs at the beginning of tlie first Js dav mis sum to It) days at the end of one of the two planned n dav llights lias lhe vpaie station enough ptoviMoits to sustain thiee astionauts until help ai lives lluet Skylab missions aie scheduled ovei an eight nun Hi pound with the pilots using Apollo spaced all to Hv to and fuon the s, at um lhe last oi the Hist CAPE KENNEDY (LPI) -do you stand in the weightless Skylab space sta turn without holding on to something You weai tuangle The whole pi eject wa- shelved in 19o7 when thiee ationauts weie killed in tn Apollo spaceciaU fire on Ine launch pad Tne pace lab eiiott wasnt levned until the pollu Jl dstioiiauls landed on the moon in 1909 s 7T iwygwyBMfyiiffpMtiTifiiaTp Won't be orbit of no return How piessuiuaticn gear CAPE KENNEDY (IPI -Skvlab The station space marks the beginning of a nmv eta in Americas manned II v Triangles will keep feef on deck new space era I PI yuay ft Sky lab marks the start of 'B in aiWi3yw xNftfywH sq yd Reg Myst'que gives vou the luxury look of shag with the pract'cal easy-car- e qual of nylon Stunning fashion colors 9 99. ft TOMATOES t's 'Sun Valley' carpet Reg "Finest Hour carpet Reg Sale 1(H Sale 5E Reg 6.99. 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