Sunny side Up Global Drive Promises 800 Day Odyssey
Mike and Bette O'Dell plan an $50,000 world circumnavigation in a specially equipped four wheel drive truck. They will spend 800 days visiting Asia Europe Africa and the Americas, aiming to learn about global life and energy and food issues firsthand.
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Houston
UPI
Mike
Bette O'Dell
O'Dell
Shell Oil Co
Bette
Rice University
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Africa
South America
Central America
Singapore
New Zealand
Australia
Indonesia
O’dells
Navy team detonates WWII mine off Brookings Oregon
A four man Navy ordnance team disposed of an armed Japanese World War II mine dredged up by a fisherman near Brookings Oregon. The Coast Guard said the subsurface mine held 220 pounds of live explosives and was the second such find along the Oregon coast since 1943. The device measured about three feet in diameter with metal studs.
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Brookings, Ore
UPI
Coast Guard
Oregon Coast
Evelyn Marshall and the Lady of Brushes pioneers a grand slam
The text profiles Evelyn Marshall founder of a cosmetics line, a bridge enthusiast pairing with Bobby Lee at the Colony Club in New York. It recounts a dramatic grand slam in spades led by careful ruffing, trump timing, and precise discards, ending with a secured slam despite a tough trump stack.
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Evelyn Marshall
Ms. Marshall
Bobby Lee
New York City
Colony Club
North
South
West
Declarer
Bridge classes offered at Scottsdale Community College
Evening noncredit bridge classes begin next week at SCC. Beginning classes meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays, intermediate on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and advanced on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All sessions run one evening weekly from 7 to 9 30 for eight weeks. Stanley Alcorn teaches all levels. Beginning covers fundamentals, intermediate suits players with limited knowledge, while advanced covers duplicate bridge mechanics, scoring, convention card, rules, proprieties, and ACBL membership.
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Scottsdale Community College
James Waltz
Stanley Alcorn
Forensic expert ID confirms Bormann skull inquest
Dr Reidar Sognnaes of UCLA reports finding the skull and teeth of Martin Bormann. He says the remains indicate Bormann died by biting a potassium cyanide capsule, ending efforts to flee Berlin in 1945, and dismisses earlier Latin American sighting reports as figments.
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London
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Martin Bormann
Fuehrer
Reidar Sognnaes
Bormann
Hitler
Sognnaes
University of California At
Los Angeles
Latin America
International Dental Federation
Berlin
Portugal ends Guinea-Bissau rule as Mozambique revolt grows
In Lisbon a 10 minute Belem palace ceremony granted Guinea-Bissau independence, ending 343 years of Portuguese rule amid ongoing violence in Mozambique. Spinola signed the declaration with guerrilla leaders present while Portuguese troops retook Lourenco Marques airport to quell uprisings.
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Lisbon
UPI
Portugal
Guinea-Bissau
Mozambique
Belem
Antonio de Spinola
Guinea Bissau
Mario Soares
Spinola
Lourenco Marques
Probe finds Jupiter a ball of liquid and storms
Washington reports Pioneer 10 data describe Jupiter as a liquid hydrogen world with a turbulent interior and a 25 000 mile long Great Red Spot vortex. Findings show a hotter interior, a larger magnetic field, and a more intense radiation belt, with core likely rocky and temperatures rising deep inside.
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Washington
UPI
Jupiter
Solar
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Hopi Area Students Benefit From PTA and Club Gifts
Hopi Hopi School students receive new sewing machines four gym mats and a balance beam from the Hopi PTA and Hopi Student Council. The council adds a jukebox and 50 records for dances while artist Robert Yellowhair donates an acrylic landscape. Cub Scout Pack 294 Ingleside holds its first pack meeting with inductions and graduations as Kaibab School hosts orientation for parents and volunteers.
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Hopi Pta
Hopi
PTA
Robert Yellowhair
Ingleside School
Lewis Terry
Webelos
Webelos Patrol
Soviet Soyuz Salyut docking system fails to link
Vladimir Shatalov said an automatic rendezvous and docking system on Soyuz 15 failed to connect with the Salyut station last month after three days in orbit. He noted the system, tested since 1968, never operated within 500 feet and had not been used since.
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Houston
UPS
Salyut Space Station
Vladimir Shatalov
Shatalov
Cocopah School seeks library aides volunteers
Cocopah announces a Thursday 10 a.m. coffee in the library inviting mothers to volunteer as school library aides. Volunteers may work any number of hours and pick convenient times, per librarian Mrs. Helen Riall.
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Kay Keenan
Cocopah School
Helen Riall
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