26 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
1
A feline observer notes Sylvester's reflections on the curious joys of a leaking hose, presenting a playful, anthropomorphic vignette about a cat and a garden hose.
Patricia Hearst told a friend in jail she objects to a bail arrangement that would place her as a prisoner in her parents home. She indicated political views had shifted. Affidavits from her father and her mother describe support for her returning to the Hearst home, while authorities prepare further bail hearings and disclose tape transcripts from San Mateo County Jail.
Donna Steering, a 20 year old pianist and vocalist, has won a Marshall Scholarship and will study two years at the University of London. Her early rise began at age three, and she already holds a master's degree from San Jose State. She is among the first women to receive the scholarship and will travel after an audience with Queen Elizabeth.
Washington AP report says President Ford will cancel several planned October trips after discussing on Thursday with opera star Roberta Peters. Hon Nessen noted only a few trips are dropped and security screening will be enhanced on remaining appearances in Chicago Omaha Knoxville and other domestic events next week.
A Pacific High School survey of 120 senior students shows 20 would be more upset if a shot targeted Joe Namath and 18 if aimed at President Ford. Most had no preference, citing Namath’s national value and Ford’s interruption of a game. Gun control views split with 10 wanting elimination, 50 favor banning handguns, and 40 backing stricter registration. Families report 259 guns owned.
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