26 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1975
Page
1
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr tells state Democrats Californians must sacrifice and criticizes prisons and schools. He says prisons don’t rehabilitate or deter and schools are permeated with violence and irrelevance. Speaking to delegates at the state convention he reiterates fiscally conservative themes from his inauguration and budget.
The dialogue recounts Nelson A Rockefeller describing the vice presidency as a careful ballet with President Ford, noting trust between leaders and his own preference for a restrained 1 hour workday. The piece cites an interview on Page 7.
A small plane descends through low clouds and strikes a radio tower near Nashingoe Washington D C National Airport. Five people die including the Columbus Evening Dispatch publisher and two Columbus executives. Flaming wreckage ignites a shed at American University campus area and debris scatters onto the university president's yard. One witness compared the crash to a sonic boom.
In a page eight feature, Delores Jay, a mother of four and Methodist preacher's wife, under hypnosis speaks as Gretchen Gottlieb a German woman from four centuries ago and also as Laureen Tuttle a resident of a small Indiana hamlet. The report notes para psychologists and believers in reincarnation are engaged by these trance revelations.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged renewed cooperation between Congress and the President to address key economic and energy proposals. He said both Ford and Congress face common problems and must work together, noting neither side will win next year if they fail to cooperate.
The world's major oil producers plan a summit conference next month before talks with Western nations on energy and spending oil revenues. OPEC ministers, representing 12 members producing 85 percent of world oil exports, expect no price change.
The Review newspaper from Hayward California lists contact number 783 6171 and publication details Vol 82 No 109 across 118 pages priced at 45 cents.
Watchers from Renerous locals to biologists pursue birds as hobby and science in South County. Among the active, W.G. Hurd treks to Red Bluff for a Buick swan sighting, while Dr. Howard Cogswell studies bird music. Gladys Conklin, Hayward librarian and Audubon organizer, espouses family outings and local trips from Say Area to Milpitas Sunol and Point Reyes, plus a Mexican bird list.
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