Navy skipper Lloyd Bucher to retire after 22 years service
Lloyd Bucher, the Pueblo’s skipper who surrendered his ship in international waters near Wonsan Harbor, plans retirement from the Navy Friday after 22 years of service. He and his wife will take a European vacation before choosing a new career.
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Skylab Nears Earth Scan In Solar Observation Mission
Skylab cools and maneuvers as astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Wei prepare to survey Earth from orbit. Temperature readings rise, sensors falter briefly, and controllers in Houston plan drills to keep crew alert. The five camera and sensor array will map Earth resources, environment, and population patterns across the Western United States.
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NASA space talks deemed an error amid Skylab privacy rules
NASA disclosed private conversations between Skylab crew and ground officials hinged on extreme operational emergency. Transcript summaries by NARA show Commander Charles Conrad and others discussing system failures and power concerns. Public access dictated private talks only for medical or immediate family, with other communications released.
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Court halts Berkeley marijuana enforcement ordinance
Alameda Superior Court Judge Lionel J. Wilbon issued a permanent injunction ordering Berkeley to cease enforcing an initiative that lowered police priority on marijuana violations and restricted arrests without council approval. The ruling sides with state and county prosecutors citing conflicts with state laws and constitutional uniform enforcement.
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Weird growth The blob in Garland Texas boggles residents
In Garland Texas a mysterious white mass grows in a backyard lawn and authorities investigate. Marie Harris hopes the blob dies naturally while the Sierra Club and scientists analyze samples amid inquiries from Britain and various agencies.
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Roundup raids net 2000 illegal aliens in Los Angeles
Operation roundup targeted illegal alien smugglers and employers hiring unauthorized workers. In a weeklong drive after a holiday break, 2000 illegal aliens were taken into custody, 609 legal aliens arrested, and multiple businesses audited. Officials cited high numbers and ongoing concern over illegal crossings, while critics alleged harassment and rights pressure.
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Skylab Astronauts Report Spoiled Ketohup On Board
Skylab crew members reported a package of Ketohup spoiled in space. Commander Charles Cours said the ketchup tasted off and was not eaten. Officials worry station conditions may speed spoilage after a heatshield loss. Ground teams will inspect food stocks before meals.
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Postal hikes seen after two year gap
Postmaster General E T Klassen says labor talks with postal workers may lead to higher postal rates for the first time since the Post Office Department became the U S Postal Service on July 1 1971. The last increase pushed first class postage from six to eight cents on May 16 1971.
Exxon Gulf to cut back gasoline supply to dealers
Exxon and Gulf Oil said they would not supply dealers as much gasoline as needed to meet demand. Exxon will start limiting supply Friday based on dealers sales histories. Gulf will curb premium and regular gasoline to all retail distributors.
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