21 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1975
Page
1
In a Gulf of Mexico tragedy, Sea Triumph crew member Dirk Fisher and divers Rick Gage and Angel Fisher perished when the Northwind sank near Key West while treasure salvage work on the Atocha's remains continues. Surviving crew tell of a sudden hull flood and rapid capsizing during predawn darkness.
State Department confirms Stephen Campbell a 26 year old former San Leandro resident, among six abducted workers from a U S Navy communications base near Asmara. ELF factions claim custody while pledging safety. diplomats foresee release tied to Ethiopian demand terms.
A newly found comet was spotted by three independent observers this month, including Doug Berger of Union City and Dennis Kike of Wyoming with Toru Kobayashi of Tokyo. The object will be visible with naked eye tonight in the northeastern sky, reaching its closest approach to Earth around 10 PM at 242 million miles. Berger, a 1975 CSU Hayward graduate, first observed the object near Morgan Hill and Henry Coe State Park, describing it as exceptionally bright. The comet is expected to be named for the three discoverers.
San Francisco AP reports a Langley Porter trial showing heavy marijuana use can produce tolerance and dependence symptoms like hard drugs. Researchers note no drug-seeking behavior yet, with 42 volunteers studied, paid to stay in a clinic and remain stoned for about a month. A new group of volunteers is being recruited.
Morning clouds give way to afternoon sun with a temperature shift. Lows tomorrow near the Ste region, highs around the ids, and a warmer trend expected.
Washington negotiators reached a tentative two year agreement to raise postal wages as part of a broad contract. James Rademacher of the 193,000 member National Association of Letter Carriers praised the deal while warning workers that outpricing themselves could threaten jobs. The pact, to be ratified in about a month, ends a tense bargaining round that officials labeled among the toughest.
Cosmonauts Valeri Kubasov and Alexei Leonov descend near Arkalyk, Russia and the United States celebrate a historic joint mission as Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton remain in orbit for three more days of science. The Apollo 11 crew is due to splash down Thursday in the Pacific as Earth observations and dust measurements continue.
Virginia Carlson, 54, runs The Young at Hearts group and serves as executive director of the Coordinated Association of United Seniors CAUS. The organization operates a hospitality center at St Leonard's School Fremont offering meals and companionship to curb loneliness among the aged. Carlson links nutrition to senility prevention and champions senior involvement in politics.
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