Scientists explore growing new limbs with body currents
INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Doctors may focus the body's natural electric currents to regrow severed limbs. Purdue University researchers have used body currents to help frogs grow front legs and experiments suggest the body’s skin acts as a battery guiding regeneration.
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Carter proposes 30 percent US nuclear cut if Russia mirrors
President Carter, addressing the UN General Assembly, offers to reduce the U.S. nuclear arsenal by 30 percent if the Soviets do the same and vows the weapons will be used only in self defense. White House aides call this a policy shift foreseeing no first use. Carter stays in New York for two days of talks with world leaders and Egyptian and Israeli ministers, meeting Mayor Beame at Wall Street.
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Freed hostages describe captors as crazy terrorists
California banker John Gabriel recounted a moment when a hijackers pressed a gun to his head and promised execution. The 190 hostages, exhausted yet relieved, were freed at stops in Bangladesh Kuwait Syria and Algeria after six days in captivity aboard the Japan Airlines DC-8.
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Watergate trio sees jail terms cut to one year
Judge John Sirica reduced the prison sentences of Watergate figures John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman from 14 years and more to one year each. Ehrlichman could seek parole after October 2 while Mitchell and Haldeman become eligible next June. The move followed taped interviews and pleas for freedom, with each man expressing remorse for involvement in the Watergate cover up.
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Hayward educator Carl Ekoos dies at 73 after surgery
Carl Ekoos a retired Hayward Union High School District assistant superintendent died Saturday in Berkeley after cardiovascular surgery He was 73 a UC Berkeley graduate started as a science teacher and rose to principal and deputy superintendent He led Hayward Rotary as Paul Harris Fellow and served as district governor in 1947 His wife Saldis a retired San Francisco schoolteacher survives him with no children.
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Filibuster Ends as Senators Vote on Natural Gas Bill
Senate Democratic Leader Byrd pushes amendments to the floor in a 19 day filibuster over the natural gas bill. Mondale repeatedly rules amendments out of order while Abourezk protests. A compromise by Sen. Henry Jackson could set new price controls or allow higher prices for new gas.
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Daily Review highlights include fear of vegan aliens and death penalty case
The Daily Review summarizes fears of vegan aliens in the U S with estimates up to twelve million and mentions a death penalty charge against a Francisco Castro Valley resident. It notes Ford price cuts, Li l Aber cartoonist Cappis retirement, rising health care costs, Raiders rallying to beat the Chiefs, and weather outlook for tomorrow.
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