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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
2
Rosanna Deminski, 22, told Circuit Court in Milwaukee she wants to take her late fiancé’s surname Koeh after he died last February before their wedding. The fiancé’s family approved the name change.
California follows first sulfur limits in unleaded gasoline after four hearings. Oil company spokesmen report gasoline price hikes totaling up to 200 million annually and refinery equipment costs reaching hundreds of millions, as ARB delays action for more data amid health concerns from sulfur emissions.
Tomorrow a Catholic psychic’s predictions are described as sometimes accurate in The Unexplained. The Gossip Column asks ex-Beatle George Harrison about rumors that his wife may leave with rock star Eric Clapton, and presents his reaction.
Stockton educators prepared to walk out with 2000 pupils affected after a 502 to 219 vote by the Stockton Teachers Association led by H. Lee Meyer. The district, with about 1,400 teachers, had offered nothing in 10 weeks of talks.
At the NATO summit in Brussels President Ford urged united backing for the alliance while allies warned economic hardship will cap military commitments. Portugal pledged to stay in NATO despite leaning toward East Bloc ties, and leaders from France to Britain cited recession and inflation as limits to increased defense spending.
Charlee Graves of Grove City California, a 22 year old FBI file clerk, was chosen by Midshipman Michael Tracy to serve as the U S Naval Academy Color Girl for 1975. She will transfer the US flag to Tracy's Honor Company during the Color Girl parade the day before graduation.
In SQUATSDALE Arizona patrols swap sedans for three $9.51 mass produced two seat sports cars gifted by Malcolm Bricklin. Scottsdale officers say the blue and white cars break ice with residents attract kids at schools and helped defuse a high school fight though low ceilings and gull wing doors hinder quick exits.
At King Baudouin's dinner for 107 captains and kings of NATO, Henry Kissinger lightened the mood with humor. He joked about seat cards and his appearance, easing stiffness with Ford and French President Giscard dEstaing watching. His quips continued with Demirel, Canadian officials, and the Portuguese delegation, easing protocol tensions and prompting smiles.
Danny Stevenson, 10, of Coventry wins 100000 in the Connecticut state lottery while attending Nathan Hale School in Berlin. He plans to save the money and bought a toy at his father Tom's Five and Ten in Coventry.
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