21 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1975
Page
1
The article recalls Kirkland, once a fat man who faced public ridicule for his size. He lost weight through Weight Watchers, now donning a red suit at Fremont Hub, enjoying interactions with children while lecturing on weight loss and stressing personal motivation over external help.
President Ford blasted Cuban actions and warned Moscow that Cuban military intervention in Angola could jeopardize detente. He said Congress has tied hands and suggested covert aid to anti-Soviet factions may continue. He also proposed a $2 billion July 1 tax cut linked to a $396 billion 1877 budget, aiming to curb spending growth.
An air force spokesman says an agreement ended the Buenos Aires revolt led by rebellious officers demanding President Isabel Peron's ouster. Loyal forces retook the metropolitan area on the outskirts of the capital. Peron earlier announced the revolt was controllable and that the country was calm.
Fragmentary reminiscence describes a Christmas scene in Tracy prison where the speaker laments lack of mail and care for inmates and recalls attempting to organize a Christmas party for ten prisoners while awaiting help and prayers that never came.
The World Bank Atlas shows the United States dropping to third place among industrialized nations in per capita income in 1974. Sweden and Switzerland surpass the U.S., based on gross national product per person. Page 8.
Thick fog paralyses air travel in the Pacific Northwest marooning 200 to 300 travelers at Minneapolis Saint Paul and stranding 1,000 plus passengers at Chicago O Hare. Airports in Portland and Seattle report crowded conditions as United and National airline strikes continue with a potential third strike looming.
President Ford will ski alone this year at Vail Colorado as he opts for informal slopes over the usual wide open runs. Dennis Hoeger, a longtime ski instructor for the Ford family, says the decision stems from the brevity of the stay and lodging concerns.
Several Democratic presidential hopefuls face potential elimination as a Supreme Court ruling could cut federal matching funds. Financial statements show tough finances without federal money, while the FEC may allow as many as 20 candidates to start receiving funds early January unless blocked by court action.
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