World Championship of Poker tilts toward final rounds
Reports from Las Vegas detail the World Championship of Poker with lowball events and other formats. Eight players entered the lowball contest at Horseshoe Las Vegas, each buying at least 8000 in chips, with games running Friday and Monday, while entrants discuss Wheel lowball and other formats. The coverage also mentions satellite data in sea exploration by Jacques Cousteau and a New York court case involving Debbia Reynolds and a gun incident.
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Folsom inmates wounded in prisonyard shooting incident
Folsom State Prison inmates John Steward 40 Calvin Wilson 32 and Steven Stevenson 28 suffered minor wounds from ricochet pellets during a basketball game fight in the lower yard. Officers fired two plastic bullets to break up the scuffle. the men were treated and released.
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Sex raft voyage to test human drives on Atlantic journey
After months of planning and 250000 dollars in expenses a controversial social behavior experiment is ready to launch an Atlantic voyage. Twelve strangers from four nations will live aboard a drifting raft for three months as navigator Evangeline Seymour and skipper Maria Bjornersdann lead a diverse crew including Americans Mexicans Greeks Japanese French and Uruguayan participants. The crew will endure confined quarters with minimal water and rations as they observe tensions and interactions amid the experiment.
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Child leaves hospital after rare birth defect surgery
Laura Noy Yarboro of Birmingham Alabama was released from hospital after a month long operation to correct a rare birth defect. Her guardian said she is recovering well and to go home with her doctor. Theresa Rose Devorah of Milwaukee faced similar medical delays with import paperwork and funding to obtain special milk formula for her recovery.
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Senate panel okays routes for Alaska oil
A Senate Interior Committee vote endorses routes for an Alaska oil pipeline from Prudhoe Bay via Valdez to West Coast ports, with amendments to require presidential approval and to ban exports without consent. The panel aims to ease U S energy shortages and speed construction, while studying Canada to Alberta links.
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Senate backs Callaway for Army Secretary post
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved President Nixon's nominee Howant Callaway for Army Secretary amid questions on his racial views. Rep. Mitchell pressed for clarity at a morning session, while Callaway denied bias and Georgia politicians Herman Talmadge and Sam Mann backed the nomination.
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Morning Mews Hails Otter Item Across City
The Daily Review prints a brief item about an Otter hail incident observed in Haywood Colton and surrounding areas. Readers are urged to send correspondence to the Mann Avenue editorial office and subscribe for Sunday updates and classifieds.
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Barbara Barrett Becomes First Woman Pilot Hired by Eastern
Barbara J Barrett a 1 year old brunette with a college degree and 2800 flying hours is hired as Eastern Airlines first female pilot. She passed physicals and begins training, joining 4000 male pilots. She previously worked cargo for Zantop Airways and earned a degree from the University of New York at Buffalo. She will train to fly a turboprop Lockheed Electra or Boeing 727-200.
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Leadership crisis loans in China says editor
UPI quoted New York Times associate editor Harrison Salisbury predicting a Chinese leadership crisis within five years. He cited aging leaders Mao Tse-tung Chou En-lin Nung Pi wu and Mare shat Yeh Chien-Weng, noting Russia likely plays a crucial role in the evolving power struggle and Cultural Revolution dynamics.
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