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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

5

Salvage bid targets Sir Andrea Doria valuables

In a salvage effort near Nantucket Island the Narregan sift support ship and divers aim to open the sunken Sir Andrea Doria to recover a rumored two million dollars in cash and jewelry. The chamber recently malfunctioned. divers Donld Rodecker and Christopher DeLalchi surfaced and Mother was to be repaired before resuming work. The Doria sank in 1956 after colliding with the Stockholm, lying 168 meters beneath fourty nine feet of water four miles south of Nantucket.

Sratrharn Mass UPC Andrea Doria Narregansift Aire Doria Donald Rodecker Darmer

Weinberger says Nixon in good shape for term

Weinberger, a California cabinet member, says Nixon appears in fine physical shape for the rest of his term and that Governor Reagan will not seek the 1976 presidency but retire to his ranch after his 1974 term. He notes Nixon is disappointed by diverting Watergate attention from home and abroad.

Nixon Weinberger

Judge won't hear sales tax suit in San Francisco

In a San Francisco Superior Court ruling Judge Tra A Brown refused to hear a suit challenging California's 1 percent sales tax increase. He said the court would not interfere with tax collection, noting separation of powers and that the surplus was not allocated to public programs for the poor disabled or elderly. The tax took effect July 1 despite $826 in the state treasury.

San Francisco Superior Court Challengong California A. Brown Tere Brown Mary Grant Sausalito

Plane found safe after radio call near Fresno Airport

A missing plane and pilot were found safe two days into the search north of Madera after Henry Sheppard, a Santa Clara sheriff's deputy, radioed Fresno Airport that he was low on fuel. He landed safely, but a reason for not notifying authorities remains undisclosed.

Jose Madera CAP Henry Sheppard Santa Clare Fresno Sheppard

Skylab rescue ship readied as Apollo mission continues

Skylab officials ordered a rescue ship stood by at Cape Kennedy due to rocket control rack leaks aboard the ferry craft. The Skylab 2 flight with Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack L. Lawson would proceed for 30 days, while a potential Pacific Splashdown remained possible Friday or Saturday if needed. Ground controllers prepared an emergency plan in case of further trouble, postponing a spacewalk and accelerating prep for the rescue craft at the Cape.

Siouston UPS Skylab Cape Kennedy Ste Pacific Ocean Hawaii Christopher C. Kraft Johnson Space Center Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack Lawson Earth Bean Jaft Wuld Junigh Cape Kraft Space Agencyy

Forest fire ravages two California forests in week-long blaze

A week-old fire in Klamath and Six Rivers forests scorched over 9,200 acres and destroyed seven times, with 2,000 firefighters battling thick smoke and poor visibility. An infant was airlifted from a Siskiyou cabin amid concerns of smoke inhalation. Estimated erosion control cost tops 900,000 dollars. toll on wildlife undetermined. Fire started Friday near State Highways 96 and 93.

Eureka California Ernest Weinberg Klamath National Forest Six Rivers Forest Weinberg Somesbar Siskiyou County

Suit seeks curb on sterilization rights for minors

Attorneys for Minnie and Mary Alice Relf filed a federal suit in Washington DC seeking injunctions against HEW and the Office of Economic Opportunity to bar sterilizations without parental consent. The suit targets mandatory consent protocols and asks to halt government funding for experimental birth control drugs and devices. The plaintiffs seek damages and stricter informed consent guidelines if granted.

Montcomery, Als UPI U.S. District Court Washington

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