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Progress made
By The Associated Press
We capped
Siavantur Nnrwav Paul "Rerl" Adair and his Texas
troubleshooters capped the rogue Bravo oil well in the
North Sea Saturday, choking off a week-long spill.
Experts said the blowout in the Ekofisk field was capped
before it could cause significant environmental problems.
A one-eight-inch change in the length of a piston
allowed Adair and his crew to stop the torrent of oil
streaming from Bravo 14. Four earlier attempts had failed.
Working in a spray of oil heated by friction of 240 degrees
Fahrenheit, Adair's team slid steel discs called "blind
rams" through the powerful stream to cut the flow and
clamped a four-ton "stopped" over the well head. They
then pumped mud down the shaft to offset the upward
pressure, estimated at 3,300 pounds per square inch.
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wr irvef officials "made considerable progress" Saturday as they
nSVYS UlQcJol approached a self-imposed deadline for presenting welfare
proposals, a spokesman said. The President spent three
- hours with Vice President Walter M on dale; Charles
Schultze, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers,
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Health, Education and Welfare working on the administra
tion plan to be announced today. Deputy White House
Press Secretary Rex Granum said today's announcement,
one day after the May 1 deadline Carter had set earlier,
would deal with the general principles of welfare reform.
Legislation to carry out the actual revision will come
sometime later.
Carter saw UFO
Washington -An Oklahoma man who has spent years
trying to prove the existence of unidentified flying objects
has a prize exhibit for skeptics; a report Jimmy Carter
filed as governor of Georgia on his observation of a UFO,
Heydon Hewes, director of International UFO Bureau in
Oklahoma, said Carter sent him the handwritten report on
request in 1973 after Hewes read newspaper accounts of
Carter's experience.
Carter and 10 members of the Lions Club of Leary,
Ga., saw an object "bright as the moon," in October
1969, Carter wrote. He described the unidentified object
as "bluish at first, then reddish, then luminous but not
solid," Hewes said Saturday in a telephone interview from
Oklahoma City. Carter, who was preparing to speak to the
club, said the object was visible for 10 or 12 minutes,
"came close then moved away" and changed shape,
according to Hewes.
Fill 'er up
Berkeley, Calif.-Our planet earth can't stop at some
celestial service station to fill up again on oil. When the
original underground tanks run dry, the oil-energy journey
is over. Where, then will we get the fertilizers, plastics,
wash-and-wear clothing, pesticides, medicines, dyes, paints
and thousands of other products now made from
chemicals in petroleum? Some scientists are betting on
bacteria, molds and fungi as one vital source. "A bio
logical revolution is coming. In the next 30 years or so,
biology will replace chemistry in importance in this
country," says Drs. Ronald E. Cape and Peter J. Farley.
They are president and vice president respectively of
Cetus Corp. here, a company already engaged in pushing
along just such a revolution.
1 8 injured
Rawalpindi, Pakistan-Security troops ringing
Rawapindi prevented a planned march on Prime Minister
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's residence Saturday. But 18 per
sons, including six policemen, were injured in scatter
ed clashes. Antigovernment demonstrators hurled rocks
and bricks at police, tried to- barricade a main road,
set fire to an office of the Anti-Corruption Police and to a
post office, and attacked a bank.
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