San José shipwreck found by Remus 6000 submarine off Cartagena
The San José galleon, sunk in 1708 during the War of the Spanish Succession with a fortune of gold silver and emeralds, was located by the Remus 6000 robot operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution near Cartagena. The discovery raises Colombia Spain ownership questions as scientists plan a museum and conservation lab.
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Drivers killed in crashes show high rate of drugs in system
A Governors Highway Safety Association report finds nearly two thirds of fatally drugged drivers tested positive for opioids or marijuana in the United States. It calls for faster roadside tests, better training, and more research as more states consider legalizing marijuana.
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