25 Aug 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1975
Page
1
Portuguese news reports describe ongoing closed door talks as politicians and military leaders dispute demands for immediate ouster and cabinet reshuffle. Gen Goncalves and Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho loom amid a tense night as media forecast a climactic showdown within hours.
Fremont profiles Bobby Peter a braindamaged boy dubbed a vegetable by doctors yet defying labels. His parents, his own will, and a five year patterning program with about 180 volunteers helped him gain movement and social engagement despite severe early seizures and brain damage.
Kissinger reported 90 percent close to finalizing an Egyptian Israeli settlement. Egypt began drafting its version as Kissinger met with President Sadat and planned to return to Jerusalem with the draft. Key issues include civilian technicians for Sinai early warning systems and precise armistice line mappings.
Donald Kennedy, 26, stands on a five story Boston ledge threatening to jump while a priest tries to calm him and he later reclines on the ledge as another attempt to intervene continues.
Walter McGinn, a fireman and amateur weight lifter, helped pull Kennedy back onto the roof with assistance from others after he teetered on the edge, ending a dangerous moment witnessed by bystanders.
Mobil Oil chairman Rawleigh Warner urged a phased decontrol of all oil prices, arguing immediate action could cost consumers billions and trigger higher prices, wages, and unemployment. The piece notes potential Labor Day timing and Ford administration energy maneuvers including a veto threat on a price controls extension and a Libby Dam ceremony.
The weatherman Gallego predicts a fair day with a cooler high in the 70s to mid 80s. Morning overcast will give way to partial sun and the low temperatures will be in the Sos range for the region.
Researchers at Indiana University Medical Center report 46.1 percent accuracy in predicting fetal sex from cell samples. Using a pap-smear like method, stained cells reveal Y bodies that glow under a fluorescent microscope to indicate male offspring, aiding risk assessment for sex linked diseases.
Americans mail almost one billion letters weekly with many arriving late or not at all. Officials cite good service while machinery and human operators sometimes fail, causing delays in handling the U.S. mail.
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