Berkeley climber turns fall into prize wine venture
Al Baxter, a planning consultant from San Francisco, switched from mountaineering to winemaking after a serious fall in Yosemite. From a 1964 start in his Berkeley basement, his Veedercrest label now sells in about 30 shops with 3 000 gallons aging and two 1973 Los Angeles County Fair gold medals for Johannisberg Riesling and Petite Sarah Rose.
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First hot air blimp unveiled by Raven Industries
Raven Industries of Sioux Falls unveils the world’s first hot air blimp with a 120 by 50 foot frame, 1600 pounds, propelled by a 70 horsepower engine. Officials expect marketing by 1976 with a price of 30 000 to 35 000 dollars. The craft uses propane heat and FAA compliance work begins this year.
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Oldest Map Reveals Ancient Egyptian Gold Mine Layout
Turin Papyrus dated about 1170 B.C. depicts a plan of an Egyptian gold mine at Wadi Hamma Mat, illustrating early cartographic skill and mining organization.
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