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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1975
Page
2
Gossip column claims Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will leave public life to run a New Jersey estate stud farm. Negotiations reportedly under way to buy bloodstock for the property recently acquired by Mrs Onassis.
California physicians plan an emergency CMA session as malpractice insurance costs surge up to 400 percent. General practitioners in Southern California threaten a June office closure, with patients possibly sent to hospital ERs amid doctor walkouts and broader state actions nationwide.
The moon will pass into Earth's shadow Sunday for a prime lunar eclipse. Viewers should see a copper glow with the naked eye, though binoculars help. Beginning at 1 p.m. PDT Saturday, darkness grows, with total eclipse at 10:48 p.m. PDT and end by 12:36 a.m. local time.
Glenna Zolling reports from James Logan High School youth conference where guest speakers discuss employment for teens. Hayward School Board member Joan Hamblin urges traditional education methods as review reporter Marlene Michelson discusses a planned basics school in 1976. A 1908 Tunguska event is referenced as “The Unexplained.”
The First Women’s Bank received state banking department approval, becoming the first financial institution to target women’s banking needs. President Madeline McWhinney said the bank will not favor women but will offer nondiscriminatory service, noting ongoing prejudices in credit decisions. The bank reports over 3,000 stock subscribers and existing gold shareholders.
Soviet and American officials gave final go ahead for this summer’s Soyuz Apollo linkup. The July 15 blastoff was set and a July 17 orbit over the Black Sea planned rendezvous. NASA’s George Low and project director Glyn Lunney signed the readiness report after a Baikonur visit, confirming on target and on schedule.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPL An Atlas Centaur rocket that failed last Feb 20 performed flawlessly to boost an Intelsat IV commercial communications satellite into space orbit late Thursday. Space scientists report the mission looks like a winner. The 12 pound spacecraft sits in an elliptical orbit from 3% to 22 300 miles above earth awaiting Saturday rocket motor firing to place it in a stationary orbit 22 300 miles above the Indian Ocean. There it will link in about two months with six other similar space switches to expand the global communications system of the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization. Communications Satellite Corp which manages the program plans to launch six more advanced satellites late this year.
A civil air mechanic named Najmitdiney reportedly saved a child who fell 15 feet from an open window at Pringh airport. The Tass news agency notes this was his second such rescue, following another incident where he caught a child during a prior event.
Search parties on the Tanzania and Zaire shores of Lake Tanganyika report no progress four days after three Stanford students and a Dutch woman were abducted by guerrillas from a game preserve. Stanford University says police in Tanzania arrested a suspect, but officials from the State Department and Tanzania offer no confirmation.
Providence Rhode Island graduates at the Rhode Island School of Design receive three dimensional stuffed quilted diplomas in addition to the paper diplomas. Senior Ken Cooper created the latest unusual diploma while Sparsar noted the idea as a handmade art piece. Last year graduates were given large cookie diplomas baked in school ovens.
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