Andrea Doria salvage crew silent about riches recovered
The Andrea Doria salvage crew arrived in Fairhaven with no confirmation on recovered riches. Divers claimed to have sent items to surface while weather ends the year’s salvage. security and bank cash estimates linger.
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Andrea Doria
Nantucket
Mass
Fairhaven
West Coast
Chris De+ Lucchi
Donald Rodecker
San Diego
Calif
Andres Doria
Narragansett Leff
Mother
Mao’s health deteriorates as Chinese party power struggle rages
U S intelligence reports say Mao Zedong, 79, is in deteriorating health with memory lapses and medical care from seven doctors. Chiang Ching leads radicals against moderates as the 10th Congress looms, with implications for liberalization, foreign policy, and U S China relations. The dispute covers rehabilitation of scientists and a shift toward civilian control after PLA influence in provincial party committees.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Mao Tse Tung
Chinese Communist Party
U.S
Mao
Chiang Ching
Central Committee
Chou En Lai
China
Party
National Party
Peoples Liberation Army
PLA
Communist Party
Man taunted to jump from bridge dies in hospital
Steven Enoff, 87, who jumped from the Little River Bridge after taunts from truck drivers, died in a Miami hospital coma. A rescuer saved him from the water two weeks earlier. only a visitor, Everett Staley Jr., had seen him. Messages of support arrived from Ro Mulus and anonymous well-wishers.
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Man
Miami, Fla
Steven
Enoff
Miami
Little River Bridge
Everett Staley Jr
Anne M. McDonald
Romulus
Mich
Mesa Verde sniper hunt ends as road reopens
After a 20 hour search in Cortez Colorado, Ruins Road Drive in Mesa Verde National Park was reopened. Ranger John Bellar was slightly injured when a government car windshield was shot out around 1 30 p m Wednesday. Park officials, State Patrol and Montezuma County sheriff's deputies could not locate the shooter.
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Cortez
Colo
Ruins Road
Mesa Verde National Park
State Patrol
Montezuma County
John Bellar
Bellar
Redfield Denver strike settled at Outdoor Sports Industries
The United Steelworkers strike at Outdoor Sports Industries Redfield Division ends with a three-year contract. Plant activities are expected to resume soon at the Redfield rifle telescopes factory after months of nonunion production since late May.
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Denver
United Steel Workers Union
Outdoor Sports Industries, Inc
Redfield
Bives
Martin Marietta wins NASA external tank contract
Denver based Martin Marietta Corp receives a 107 million dollar NASA contract to develop the external tank unit for the space shuttle. The five year program covers an 1.5 million pound propellant tank with work centered at Michoud facility near New Orleans. About 250 Denver staff will relocate to Louisiana as Denver aerospace employment declines by 74 since January 1.
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Denver
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Martin Marietta Corp
Martin Marietta
NASA
Michoud
New Orleans
Aerospace
Human error blamed for Cambodia bombing tragedy
Air Force investigators in Guam focus on human error in the Neak Luong bombing near Cambodia on Aug 5 that killed about 137 and injured over 260. Radar guided bombing relied on onboard computer settings. improper fix could mislead aimingPoint. Witnesses have legal counsel. crew details withheld.
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William 1. Chaze
Associated Press
Washington
Neak Luong
Pentagon
Air Force
Anderson Air Force Base
Guam
U.S
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Laos
Washington Post
Skylab photos show solar flare can trigger another
Los Angeles AP report notes Skylab solar flare photos from the San Fernando Observatory indicate one flare can provoke a second. Dr. Earle Mayfield and solar scientists James Underwood and David McKenzie describe rapid, distant triggering across the sun’s surface via high energy particles and magnetic loops.
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Skylab
Los Angeles
San Fernando Observatory
Earle Mayfield
Observatory Directory
Mayfield
Old man kept in pump house after eating from garbage
Miami police say 85 year old Victor Hartman was found in a discarded garbage can area and hospitalized after living in a 5 by 14 foot pump house surrounded by a barbed wire fence. Landlord Bonnie Blanchard 35 was arrested for false imprisonment after admitting to sheltering him for 25 years.
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Miami
Fla
Victor Hartman
William Henning
Bonnie Wilkie Blanchard
Henning
Nortman
Linda Blue
Navy rental of nine fuel tankers costs more than buying
GAO says renting nine fuel tanker ships costs 312.4 million over 23 years versus 136 million to buy with approved funds. Rental lacks congressional ownership, raises policy questions, and could apply to other equipment. Navy claims need to replace aging tankers and avoid repeated congressional delays.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Navy
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McKenzie
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