Three dead and 31 missing in Yokohama Bay ship collision
A Japanese tanker Yuyo Maru No 10 and Liberian freighter Pacific Alice collided five miles off Yokohama in Tokyo Bay. Three seamen were confirmed dead and 31 others missing, with revised figures noting at least one Japanese crewman and two from the freighter killed. Fire gutted both vessels as crews battled explosions and flames amid liquefied gas cargo and oil, with rescue efforts hampered by danger of further blasts.
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Tokyo
UPI
Yokohama
Tokyo Bay
Maritime Safety Agency
Maritime Agency
Gunmen kill two Protestants in Crumlin Road attack
In Belfast area gunmen burst into a hardware store and wounded Jim Anderson and Billy Hull, former Ulster paramilitary leaders. A nearby bakery yielded a dead man shot in the head, while a claim of retaliation linked to Guildford and Woolwich bombings emerged from an alleged Protestant Action Force member.
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Belfast
UPI
Crumlin Road
Jim Anderson
Ulster Defense Association
Billy Hull
Loyalist Association of Workers
England
Guildford
Woolwich
Protestant Action Force
Drilling rises oil output falls and the numbers behind it
The Oil and Gas Journal projects 32 616 new oil wells to be drilled this year with 12 655 completed yet domestic production will still decline to around 8.3 million barrels daily by 1978. Curves show drilling up while production lags, amid high prices and added pipeline output.
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James Cary Washington
CNS
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Middle East
Alaska
U.S
Aces Win Open Pairs at Lake Tahoe Spring Sectional
Chuck and Carolyn Seuser of Castro Valley win the Open Pairs Championship. The article analyzes a difficult spade game hand where declarers misprioritized trump power, leading to a loss. It discusses how rapid shifts in priorities and defensive diamonds affected the outcome and offers bidding guidance.
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Lake Tahoe
West
Declarer
East
Dummy
Pollution linked Minamata death marks 100th victim
Kumiko Matsunaga, 23, dies of acute pneumonia viewed as the 100th victim in Japan’s Minamata mercury poisoning case. The illness arose from mercury in marine foods linked to the Chisso factory effluent, a disaster prompting warnings of industrial progress at any price. Public awareness has grown yet policy remains lenient. DID YOU KNOW you could call in a Scottsdale Daily Progress want ad at anytime of the day or night.
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Sumi Okuma
Kyodo - Copley
Tokyo
Kumiko Matsunaga
Japan
Minamata-kyo
Kumiko
Minamata
Kyushu
Japan Nitro- Fertilizer Co
Chisso Co
Minamata Bay
Yokohama
Scottsdale Daily Progress
West Side & Cherry Valley Railroad for sale in Tuolumne
A 75 year old narrow gauge steam railroad in Tuolumne California with 340 acres of land a lake and shops is on the market for 750000. The West Side and Cherry Valley operation includes two locomotives and several cars. It began as Hetch Hetchy and Yosemite Valleys Railway aimed at tourists but instead hauled logging trains for West Side Lumber Co to its mill.
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Tuolumne
Calif
UPI
West Side
Cherry Valley
Hetch Hetchy
Yosemite Valleys
Hypnotist Convicted in Murder Attempt in Tucson
Ronald Dante, 44, was found guilty by an eight woman and six man Pima County jury after 16 hours of deliberation of second degree attempted murder. He faces five years to life in prison with sentencing set for December 10.
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Tucson
UPI
Ronald Dante
Pima County
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