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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1975
Page
6
Edwin Backes, a utility coop security guard and stamp hobbyist in New Orleans, buys misprinted Griffith stamps showing two noses. He notes one stamp features a white nose and another red, with a misprint behind Griffith. Such errors are rare and can be worth thousands to collectors who spot them.
MONTPELIER VI. UPI reports a university researcher argues the image of beer as a harm reducing beverage may be altered by new findings. The brief notes the study language and aims to reshape public perception surrounding beer consumption.
Washington reports an administration review of the food stamp plan set for July. The Agriculture Department stresses living costs and gross income determine eligibility, with lawmakers split between tightening limits and extending benefits. Conservative Senator Buckley leads a bloc seeking stricter criteria while Senator McGovern pushes a bill to restrict purchases with stamps.
A nonfatal crash between a car and two motorcycles sparked violence on Chicago's South Side. A man, his wife, and bystanders were assaulted as a firearm discharged six times, fatally striking David Majka and injuring another. Police said the crowd then followed Horst and his wife into a house, where stones were thrown and a man needed stitches after a head injury.
Susan Sadlier Miss Massachusetts 1974 said she would sue the Massachusetts Scholarship Pageant Inc for alleged harassment and urged Miss America to revoke the state's franchise. She claimed a lack of financial disclosure by her contract and warned she might withdraw from the final pageant event in New Bedford. She praised Miss America but cited pressure from pageant officials and managers.
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