Smog forecast for Los Angeles basin with moderate eye irritation
Air Pollution Control District foresees light to moderate smog in the Los Angeles basin tomorrow with ozone up to 0.25 to 0.30 ppm inland valleys and 0.15 ppm inland central areas, eye irritation moderate in San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, and reduced visibility 1 to 3 miles due to fog and haze. Riverside County district notes light eye irritation in west central Riverside tomorrow. Peak readings exceed hourly standards for ozone and other pollutants in peak periods. measurements taken at Long Beach and Orange County airports.
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Treasure Hunt Clue Delivers Hidden Box Across Night Sky
A playful riddle hints at buried treasure described as a fortune boxed in wood. Clues point to a descent rather than ascent, with references to stars in the galaxy and code words Alia Bravo Charlie Delts. The puzzle promises ice cream when the sun melts the scene.
Moonmen to Study BOM in West Germany Next Week
Apollo 14 crew and backup member will spend four days in West Germany studying a meteorite crater similar to lunar features. Allan B. Shepard, Edgar D. Mitchell, Eugene A. Cernan, and Joe M. Engle will conduct biological and geological training at a crater near Stuttgart from August 10 to 14.
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Signal Oil Founder Dead at 77
United Press International reports Samuel B. Masher, founder of Signal Oil Co., died at 77 after a cancer battle at his Dos Pueblos Ranch home near Santa Barbara. Born in 1992 in Carthage New York, Masher built a gas plant from a government pamphlet into a multibillion-dollar conglomerate.
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Frances' First Pop Festival Draws 20,000 Fans on Riviera
About 20,000 young fans filled Frances Port on the French Riviera for the second day of the nation’s first government authorized pop festival. The highlight was Joan Baez who paused for a minute of silence for Hiroshima victims 25 years after the atomic bombing.
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