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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
2
In Houston Captain Jacques Cousteau announced the shift to satellite based data for ocean research after an eight month voyage to Antarctica and Chile. He said the age of the surface weasel is terminated and lauded collaboration with spacecraft on data verification.
LAS VEGAS DPT reports the World Championship of Poker at Alemon's Horsesthan Club with contenders from Las Vegas Gardena and Horizon. Eight players join the lowball event with $8,000 chip buy ins while seven card high starts Friday with eight entrants at $4,000 each. The tournament spans no limit jam seven card jazz and Kansas City lowball categories beginning Monday. Bonanza restaurants will honor 88 year old Mrs Lillie Rumbles Priday as the nation’s oldest mother.
Three inmates at Folsom State Prison were slightly wounded when shotgun pellets and five plastic bullets were fired to stop a fight during a basketball game in the lower tier. Prison officials said the incident began in the yard and officers acted to break up the scuffle. inmates John Stewart Calvin Wilson and Steven Stevenson were treated and released from the prison hospital.
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay and allies visited Moscow on May 3 at the invitation of the Moscow City Council. Tass News Agency reported talks with Alexandr Kosyain and other officials about expanding exchanges and cultural ties between New York and Moscow.
UPI reports Senate Interior panel tentatively approves a Prudhoe Bay to Valdez route and considers a second Canada route to speed oil to West Coast ports. The committee backed Jackson amendments to curb oil exports without presidential approval, aiming to ease U.S. oil shortages amid rising prices.
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved Howard Callaway of Georgia to be Army Secretary despite questions on past racial views. Rep. Mitchell asked for careful review of reports, while Senators Talmadge and Nunn supported the nomination.
Obscure OCR text from a Hayward California newspaper listing publication staff and office addresses. Mentions subscription rates and multiple city office contacts, including Heyward, Alameda County addresses and phone numbers.
LAS PALMAS Spain reports a six month plan and $250000 spent on the 60-ton raft Alull ready to depart for a three month voyage across the Atlantic. Mexican anthropologist Suntiaga Genoves leads a 12 member mixed group from 12 countries in a social behavior experiment to test basic instincts like sex drives and greed. The crew includes Mary Gidley Evangeline Seymour Maria Bjornstam and others with a navigator from California, a Swedish skipper and an American pilot. The voyage aims to observe team dynamics as they live together in a 14 by 13 foot communal cabin with water food and a dated menu.
Laura Noel Yarborn, 7 months, from Birmingham Alabama, is discharged from Tokyo hospital one month after surgery for a rare birth defect. Her father Felix Yarboro says she is satisfactory and being released to her doctor at home. The Decorah family, Milwaukee, seeks funds for Theresa Rose Decorah amid formula shortages and customs delays.
Barbara J Barrett, aged about 32, becomes Eastern Airlines first woman pilot after meeting new height rule and holding a University at Buffalo degree. She passed physicals and will train at Eastern's Miami base, joining roughly 4,000 male pilots. Previously she flew cargo for Zantop Airways and had applied two years earlier before height and degree requirements were adjusted.
New York Times editor Harrison Salisbury warns of a looming leadership crisis in China as aging leaders including Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai approach advanced ages. He notes fears within China and cites Sino Soviet tensions shaping recent upheaval, with power shifts likely within five years.
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