18 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1976
Page
1
Sunday report notes a board of inquiry will study if evacuation of 36 crew aboard the drilling platform Ocean Express was appropriate as immense 16 foot waves and raging winds battered the vessel. The crew labored at 8 pm Thursday to repair equipment amid destruction of the superstructure.
Morris Udall campaigns across Philadelphia and Pennsylvania ahead of the April 27 primary. He walks hot city streets, blending urban crisis rhetoric with calls for endorsements, denouncing administration failures in housing, medical care, and public services during Easter shopping scenes.
Syrian troops begin withdrawing from Lebanon as tanks pull back across the frontier and Masnaa border areas are left with token forces. Observers say the move marks a step toward peace with Christian President Suleiman Franjieh facilitating a successor election amid secret clauses tied to Palestinian-Syrian mediation.
In Lexington Kentucky a 1120 pound ice cream Easter egg is prepared for the Shively Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt at the Kentucky State Fairgrounds. A French Banuer Ice Cream Co spokesman notes the egg is 270 gallons of vanilla and was served to hundreds of children at lunch.
Amid the women’s liberation movement, an increasing number of women serve in South County churches. Rev Susan Bergmans, deputy vicar at St Clare’s Episcopal Pleasanton, says she was quickly able to find a church after graduation. She conducts services, preaches, leads Bible studies, makes home calls, and offers pastoral counseling. The ordination issue remains debated in higher Episcopalian circles, but Bergmans believes a balanced ministry benefits both genders as she answers her calling.
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