20 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1975
Page
1
A dated Sunday Amnesty note describes a 110 year delay in a Robert E. Lee amnesty bill. The piece notes the House is expected to approve the measure this week, resolving a long standing issue about Lee’s status and citizenship.
Davis quintuplets born in Dallas remain in an incubator in the ICU but are in terrific shape with a better than fifty percent chance of survival. Dr. Charles Rosenfeld, part of the surgical team that delivered the five, notes the babies are older than expected for premature multiples.
Soviet official Sergei Grishin declares no space secrets remain between Russia and the United States and foresees wider earth and cosmos cooperation after Apollo-Soyuz. He notes astronauts and NASA officials visited Star City and Baikonur and cooperated successfully. Grishin’s view echoed by 23 Soviet reporters at the Houston space center.
Labor negotiators for the nations postal workers reopen low-key talks with management and federal mediators. Four union contracts set to expire at midnight, with WJ Usery Jr bringing bargainers together after closed strategy meetings. Progress is anticipated under the federal no-strike rule.
Traphes Bryant, former White House kennel keeper, writes about presidents from Truman to Nixon in Dog Days at the White House. The book, due on Tuesday, includes off the record family life details and notes Bryant’s favorite president, Lyndon B. Johnson.
Second seed John Alexander defeated Pattison of Rhodesia 6-4 6-4 to reach the finals of the $50,000 Chicago International Tennis Championships in 30 degree heat and high humidity in Chicago. He will face the winner of Roscoe Tanner and Dick Stockton in Saturday's semifinal, with the final set to begin at 11 a.m. PDT today.
Sandra Post bogeys the 18th to fall into a three way tie with Sandra Palmer and Sally Little for the third round lead at the U S Women's Open in Northfield NT. All sit at seven over 223, one shot ahead of three others as Nancy Lopez JoAnne Carner and Debbie Austin chase at 224.
Hayward area notice shows a dial code and issue details with price and date markers, indicating a local publication entry. The fragment mentions Hayward and a numeric sequence that may reflect contact or edition data for the paper.
Willmot J. White of 32300 Trevor Ave defies a $62 WIN rebate, hoping to donate it to reduce the national debt. He contacts the IRS and President Ford, learns donations to the government may be deductible but rarely, with only a few such cases seen in 11 years. Nationally 122 taxpayers have sent rebates back to the government as the article notes.
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