30 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1977
Page
1
The notice urges setting clocks back one hour before bed as daylight saving time ends. It warns sunset will occur earlier and explains standard time begins, with the next clock change scheduled for April 29, 1978.
Residents and officers in Millcreek Township and Northeast Borough report a pulsating blue lit object spinning in circles around 2 a.m. near Erie International Airport. The sightings involve police dispatchers and multiple patrol units, with no radar confirmation.
Airgo Inc. president Bob Mickels warns that air taxis and commuter lines may crash more often due to weak federal enforcement and industry self policing. A recent Lynyrd Skynyrd crash in Mississippi is cited as a potential example, though cause remains undetermined.
Prince Charles toured a Napa winery and UC Davis campus before a Sacramento luncheon with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. They discussed energy and space, while a crowd of Irish demonstrators protested in San Francisco.
In Washington a special Senate session struggled to wrap a five part energy package. A 47 to 20 vote rejected a sense of the Senate against a crude oil tax while lawmakers debated final language and funding for energy tax breaks and transit aid.
Worldwatch Institute director Lester Brown argues dwindling oil reserves and deteriorating ecological systems threaten global security. He contends traditional defense fails to address ecological collapse affecting fisheries forests grasslands and croplands and warns it could threaten civilization.
Four youths, described as fleeing Viet Cong supporters, hijacked a Vietnamese C3 airliner with a pistol and three knives. They released two crew members, restrained hostages, and landed at Seletar Airport near Singapore. The hijackers demanded political concessions and threatened violence as authorities considered their fate.
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