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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1975
Page
5
F E Buddy Childers traveled with his wife and child when a brick shattered the windshield on I-95 near Florence at 1:30 a.m. May 24 injuring Mrs. Childers who remains hospitalized with a wired jaw and impaired vision. Childers offers a reward for the assailant.
In Stamford reporters waited outside Pan American pilot Frederick Polly’s home for word on the whereabouts of Victoria Fyodorova, a Soviet actress and the daughter of Adm. Jackson Tate. No one was seen entering or leaving, as curtains remained drawn and no confirmation of marriage was given. Fyodorova, 29, held a 90 day visa to visit her ailing father in Orange Park Florida. Tate’s Soviet exiled lover story is noted.
Belgium, amid fierce competition for a Mirage order, faced bribery and political pressure allegations. Leaders including President Ford and French President Giscard dEstaing met Belgian Premier Leo Tindemans to influence European aircraft industry ties while General Dynamics praised the NATO consortium decision. A U.S. immigration official noted easy permanent residence petitions for spouses of U.S. citizens.
Miss Scott told the Rich mond County Journal she was shot during a scuffle with police after refusing to exit a taxi. She said Sgt Bryant beat her with a slapjack and flashlight during the arrest, and that he then fired a gun hitting her back while she fled. Hospital officials reported scratches.
Miss Robeson County Jill Hayes Miss Goldsboro Glenda Bailey Miss Duplin County Debbie Weston Miss Kinston Lisa Stump Miss Laurinburg Elsie Diana Williams are named as the pageant contestants. The text notes the Antarctic ice sheet as the largest item in the world water budget and estimates its melt could feed the Mississippi River for 50,000 years.
A pair of newborns were found abandoned within 13 hours in Los Angeles County. One boy was found by three teenagers on a Downey front lawn and taken to Kaiser Hospital then County USC Medical Center. the other girl was found in a Pasadena trash can by a trash collector and sent to Huntington Memorial Hospital. Authorities have no trace of the mothers.
Washington AP reports that the 1971 and 1973 dollar devaluations drove much of the recent U.S. inflation, with economists split on whether the devaluations were avoidable. Estimates place 1973 74 consumer prices up 21 percent. Bergsten argues imports costs pushed inflation higher and that the devaluations were necessary to counter an overvalued dollar.
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