02 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1975
Page
1
Three members of a suspected terrorist group flee after a nine hour standoff at a south Los Angeles apartment building. About 85 police officers including a SWAT team shielded a one block area as a safety precaution in the largest operation since the 1971 earthquake.
After a day of combat between Mostem and Christian factions in Beirut, a ceasefire is announced. U S Ambassador G McMunrie Godley urges dependents of embassy staff to evacuate immediately as foreign nationals flee amid the fighting. Diplomatic sources report a rapid exodus.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is greeted in Florida with bands and flowers, given the keys to the city in Jacksonville by Mayor Hans Tanzler, and hosted for a four day rest before talks with President Ford. In Washington officials say the U.S. is negotiating possible reactors sales to Egypt and Israel, but a final accord seems unlikely before Sadat departs.
Television cameras catch President Ford giving court-ordered sworn testimony for Lynette Brumme accused of trying to kill her fiancé two months earlier. The tape remains sealed though a third floor Executive Office Building conference room hosted a historic appeal as Press Secretary Nessen describes it as dry and businesslike.
City officials reject a secret 2.8 billion dollar loan offer from an Arab country amid financial strain. Columnist Jack Anderson traces the offer from the Persian Gulf to London and New York, noting the timing and disclosure.
An afternoon medical bulletin reports renewed internal bleeding in Francisco Franco but notes he gathers strength to receive communion with his family and aides. His sister says only a miracle can save him as doctors face a new problem.
John Hammarley dropped premedical studies amid student sabotage in the drive for top science grades. He cites Norman Shumway, famed heart surgeon, and the personal pathway to medical school as his motivation before leaving the track.
Cal outscored unded USC 28 to 14 before nearly 60 000 fans and a national TV audience. The win, coming after USC beat Notre Dame, boosts Cal football standing and marks the Bears first TV appearance in five years due to probation ineligibility.
In today's edition a brief note from Review Ver reports on an unusual local matter in Neu Harned California involving a TANT-related issue and a peculiar pee incident. The item lists no further details or involved individuals.
A dawn run along Lake Chabot profiles runners Ron Rockett of San Lorenzo Marty Martella a Dublin student and Don Lane a Hayward High School veteran. Each shares weight loss health goals and the personal payoff of steady 10 mile weekly training plus camaraderie among fellow joggers.
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