Direk Gregory to quit nightclub career for family
Comedian Direk Gregory plans to end his nightclub runs after five more appearances to focus on lecturing at colleges and campuses. He and wife Lillian welcomed their 20th child, a son, born Wednesday at a Chicago hospital. Also in brief, Sean Connery’s mother-in-law says his marriage to Dianel Lente faces strain from film careers and distance. James Earl Ray sues for a new federal hearing, claiming collusion by his attorney and an author over letters. Olson House traffic prompts closure for Wyeth works. house to remain closed into next year amid shrine debate.
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Sausalito Opposes Transbay Tube Plan for Buses
Sausalito residents and officials blasted a proposed transbay tube for bus service arguing it would ruin their village of about 6,000. Mayor Robin Sweeney warned against destruction while critics urged preserving waterfront status and choosing ferries and buses over tunnels or roads. The Bay Area transit hearings, led by the Golden Gate Bridge District, featured San Francisco voices urging a tube to ease neighborhood disruption.
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Soviet and Chinese navies gain on global capability
London reports Jane's Defence Weekly says the Soviet fleet is expanding to become the world’s second largest naval power and modernizing rapidly, with submarines and carrier plans under construction. China is also expanding with 44 submarines and a Kiev class carrier project nearing completion, signaling growing influence aboard global sea forces.
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Cattlemen warn of beef price freeze impact by Sept date
A Utah agriculture spokesman warns the beef price freeze may trigger a beef shortage if not lifted by September 12. Cattlemen in Chicago and Texas stress potential price shifts while market voices note mixed signals in eggs pork and poultry as produce prices drift lower.
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Skylab Team Sets Stage for Saturday Launch at Cape Kennedy
Skylab astronauts Alan Bean, Owen Garriott, and Jack Lousma near final checks at Cape Kennedy for a 59 day mission. Preparations include 11 billion system tests, five psi lab pressures, and mid May habitat checks at Patrick Air Force Base. Final crew is Bean, Cachiotl, and Lowsma. mission aims to extend space endurance beyond prior records.
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Soviet Union launches second Mars probe in relay mission
Soviet news agency Tass reports Mars 3 and Mars 4 upgrades to a joint mission to Mars. The craft aim to orbit and land instruments for fuller data on the red planet while relaying video and signals, part of the first extensive Soviet Mars exploration program since 1971.
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Smog Over Los Angeles Triggers Federal Emergency Plan
Los Angeles faces thick smog prompting federal officials to activate the Emergency Air Episode Plan affecting Riverside San Bernardino Orange and Ventura counties. Federal agencies to shut nonessential offices while essential personnel work. state agencies ordered to reduce operation downtown.
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