Navy skipper Bucher to retire after 22 years service
Former Pueblo executive officer Bucher 48 will retire from the Navy Friday after 22 years. He surrendered the Pueblo to North Korea in international waters near Wonsan in 1968. He plans a European vacation with his wife before choosing a new career. The Pueblo remains in North Korea as crews faced inquiries, with no disciplinary actions taken.
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Skylab near Earth scan as crew reports cooler day in orbit
Skylab crew woke early to monitor Earth from orbit as a cooling trend in the station raises questions about temperature balance. NASA aims to test space instruments including cameras and sensors to study Earth resources, weather, and environmental factors while the crew continues weightlessness research.
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NASA cites space talks as error in judgment during Sky' Jah dialogue
NASA reports ground personnel erred by allowing Sky' Jah commander-Charles Pole Conrad to privately discuss space shuttle status with project officials. The talks breached ground rules limiting private conversations to extreme operational emergencies. Details withheld. NASA summarized the incident, noting the discussions touched on emergency contingency plans and potential spacewalk options.
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Court strikes down Berkeley marijuana enforcement ordinance
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lindel J. Wilgon ruled the Berkeley initiative banning police arrests for marijuana violations conflicts with state law and the state constitution. The decision halts the ordinance and orders the city to cease enforcing prohibitions on narcotics enforcement with state and federal law.
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Mystery blob grows in Harris lawn amid world interest
The Sierra Club asked Mrs. Harris to preserve a mysterious red purple growth in her yard described as a blob. Analysts aside, residents across the U S Canada and Britain have phoned in with curiosity. Scientists have yet to confirm its nature, but officials suspect a bacterial mass fed by organic matter and recent rains.
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Postal rate hike eyed by Postmaster General
Washington UPI reports Postmaster General E T Klassen says talks with postal workers likely, signaling a possible raise in postage for the first time in two years. The last rise, from six to eight cents, occurred May 16, 1971 after the Post Office Department became the U S Postal Service in 1972.
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Exxon Gulf to cut back fuel distribution amid shortages
Exxon and Gulf Oil said they will limit gasoline allocations to dealers due to shortages. Deputy Treasury official Willan Siman cited a possible four cent federal tax increase to curb consumption. Several stations in Texas ran dry and closures were planned into Friday. A Sicilian case reports a child with a screw in her nose discovered after persistent symptoms.
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Roundup raids in Los Angeles net 2000 illegal aliens
Immigrant and Naturalization Service raids aided by Border Patrol teams arrested 2000 illegal aliens in a week long roundup in the Los Angeles area. INS regional director says monthly arrests typically 1500, while Mexican groups protest, calling the operation harassment. Community centers report pleas for help as detainees face deportation.
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