The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 9

Skylab 3 Astros Packed for Home Attorney Suspended 7, 1974 THE TIMES Son Mgtep-- HOUSTON I A happy'and relaxed Skylab 3 crew completed their" packing i Wednesday and spent a final few minutes cutting up like schoolboys in the unique world of weightlessness they will leave behind. A treasure chest of scientific data collected during, mari's' longest space flight was jammed securely into the Apollo spaceship that will ferry them to a Pacific Ocean splashdown at 11:17 a.m. EOT Friday. Gerald P. Carr, Edward G.

Gibson and i i a R. Pogue bounced from one. wall to another of the roomy Skylab workshop Wednesday, turning somersaults and back flips in a dance of celebration. Laughing and grinning, the three astronauts brought one of the final television shows of the 84-day flight to a close by each leaping from a dif- ferent part of the workshop into each other's arms and spinning around. "I think they're kind of like we are." flight director i i said.

"They're kind of nostalgic it's over but they're happy and feel fairly comfo'rtable 'with the tremendous accomplishments they've made. I think their attitude is they're to be coming home." The fliers went to bed two hours early Thursday night after stuffing the Apollo ship full of 75,000 pictures of the sun and Comet Kohoutek, ,19,240 pictures of the Earth and 100,000 feet of magnetic recording tape. They ran into only one A tray of frozen urine samples, collected i the three months of the mission for analysis by doctors on the ground, wouldn't fit into a larger container used to transport it. i said he container The 230 urine believed the i i i a samples will be analyzed frozen cubes probably hadn't along with blood samples to been properly packed, and he see if a zero gravity had any believed the samples could effect on body.mineral bai- be ''shoehorned" into the ance. Drug Charge in Search Burlingame police canvassing neighborhood residents for information on a murder of a housewife which was discovered Monday in a camper truck in Municipal Parking Lot arrested a man on a charge of possessing marijuana Tuesday.

Larry Julius Loorya, 25, of apartment three at 21 Highlands was taken into custody shortly after Officer J. on Loorya's apartment door. "Who is it." Loorya asked, a i to the police report. Officer Eldredge replied. Loorya then opened his apartment door and peered a i a "allowing an exceptionally strong and pungent odor of marijuana to escape into the enclosed corridor." Officer Eldredge reported.

The officer then entered the apartment and discovered a small pile of what appeared to be a i a a seeds and about IVi pounds of suspected marijuana. Loorya was then arrested and taken into custody. SAN FRANCISCO- -AP)A Los Angeles attorney who pocketed client's accident settlement has been suspended from practicing law for a year by the California Supreme Court. also Wednesday that Sidney Brad- piece be placed on an additional four year's probation, he can practice under conditions set forth by the' State Bar's Local Administrative Committee. The court said Bradpiece kept for his own purposes a $15.000 auto accident settlement he obtained in 1969 for a client.

Katherine Bergg He was to a received $3,750 in attorney's fees and deposit the remainder in an account in Mrs. Berggreeri'sname. The local state bar hearing committee recommended 9-5 that Bradpiece be suspended for tfiree years, but the court said it found "mitigating factors to be considered in, determiningjhe extent of that discipline." It said Bradpiece had displayed cooperation and a a prompt restitution after complaint but before proceedings a a i i began." It also said he had been subject to financial and domestic pressures when he misappropriated the money and had undergone psychiatric care and been rehabilitated. Chief i Donald Wright, in a partial dissent favoring the three-year suspension, said Bradpiece's "embezzlement appears to have been cold, calculated and deliberate." LONGS DRUGS "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES" LONGS DRUGS "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES" LONGS DRUGS STOKELY GATORADE THIRST QUENCHER ONE-QUART SIZE 3I 1 SUM FIRE 3 HOUR COLOR LOGS 69 SAVE AT LONGS PREAM NON-DAIRY CREAMER 16-OZ. SIZE JAR 66 ARM HAMMER BAKING SODA SAVE NOW LESLIE SALT IODIZED 26-OZ.

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