Navy Cmdr Loyd Bucher to retire after Pueblo surrend er
Retiring this Friday, Cmdr Loyd Bucher will leave the Navy after 21 years. He surrendered the Pueblo in international waters near Wonsan Harbor on January 23, 1968, and later faced an inquiry with no prosecutions recommended for crew members. The Pueblo remains in North Korea.
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Skylab crew cools, nears Earth scan mission advances
Skylab astronauts report a cooler cabin as weather appears favorable for the planned Earth resources survey. Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz awake early, tests on brain waves and eye movement aim to study sleep in weightlessness while five telescopic cameras and radiation sensors monitor the Western United States from Oregon to the Gulf of Mexico. A fire drill is scheduled to maintain alertness amid orbit.
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Pete” Conrad
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Space talks allowed under emergency rule
Houston reports NASA allowed Skylab commander Charles Conrad to speak privately with project officials about space station status under emergency guidelines. Ground staff limited private conversations to extreme operational emergencies and will screen private talks to ensure they are truly warranted.
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Court strikes Berkeley marijuana ordinance as unconstitutional
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lionel Wilson on Tuesday issued a temporary injunction ordering Berkeley to cease enforcing an ordinance regulating marijuana arrests. The ruling, favoring state and federal narcotics law, found the initiative directly conflicts with comprehensive state laws on arrests and preempts local authority. Berkeley officials had argued the measure clarified police priorities and did not limit enforcement.
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The Weird Growth The Blob Grows in Garland Backyard
Garland Texas reports a strange purple growth dubbed the blob appearing in Mrs Mant Harris yard for a fourth time. The Sierra Club asked to preserve it for study while locals and international calls pour in. Scientists have not examined the mass, believed to be bacterial from organic material in the Harris farm, fed by recent rains.
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Roundup nets 2000 illegal aliens in Los Angi area
Operation roundup led by INS and Border Patrol arrested about 2000 illegal aliens in Los Angeles and surrounding areas from Mexico and Central America. Raids targeted businesses. many detainees face deportation after family and community groups protest alleged harassment and coercion.
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Postal hikes seen in coming rate rise
Postmaster General E. T. Kies and postal workers expect higher postal rates. The anticipated increase would be the first since the Post Office Department reformed into the semi independent U.S. Postal Service on July 1, 1971. The last rise in May 1971 raised first class postage from six to eight cents.
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Exxon Gulf to curb gasoline allocations this week
United Press international reports Exxon and Gulf Oil will limit premium and regular gasoline allocations to retailers based on sales histories. Deputy Secretary William Simon says Nixon may seek congressional action to raise the federal gas tax to curb consumption. Several Gulf and Phillips stations near Fort Hood and in San Antonio have closed or run short, as officials discuss energy shortages and fuel oil costs to keep generators running. Mission‑critical claims include a San Antonio congressman urging investigation into Coastal States Gas Producing Co for reduced natural gas.
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Palermo child found with screw in nose after allergy becomes national case
In Palermo Sicily a four year old girl Graziella Bonanno suffered two years of runny nose blamed on allergy. Doctors found a screw lodged in her nose likely inhaled at her father’s repair shop. Parents sought medical help after prolonged symptoms.
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