25 May 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1975
Page
1
Radiologists restrict x ray releases to physicians, not chiropractors, citing training gaps. Chiropractors, including Dr Raney Caer, demand access and criticize the policy as limiting patient care at Washington Hospital. The dispute centers on who may read and interpret radiographs and control ownership of film files.
United States officials burned non essential documents and evacuated about 16 Americans including embassy staff in Laos. The embassy was sealed for hours as protests grew and non essential personnel were moved. The Pathet Lao gained influence in the country amid anti American sentiment and the evacuation expanded to non essential staff with no further charter flights available.
A California family traveling through the Pacific Northwest over Memorial Day weekend solved how to move a child's tricycle. They used their bicycle rack to transport the trike, ensuring the youngster arrives ready to play with his favorite toy.
Washington, UPI reports a new U.S. law provides 45 million dollars for refugee relief and resettlement, with 85 million to volunteer agencies for rent, clothing, and initial support. English and vocational training get about 20 million, HEW 15 million, and states to be repaid for resettlement costs.
In a San Diego survey by Man Watchers Inc, 500 women reveal warmth and kindness beat wealth and machismo in attracting partners. The study finds 75 percent prefer warm friendly men, 67 percent say male charm helps, and personality leads for 27 percent while looks lag.
UPI reports Washington officials and experts warned hunger will persist despite current easing of fears from rising food aid. Lester Brown and Paine et al cautioned against complacency as studies suggest world production could rise fast enough, if priorities shift to boosting agriculture in hungry nations and sustain effort beyond the current surge.
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