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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
3
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn and his wife arrived in Alaska aboard the Alaska state ferry Taku, landing in Ketchikan amid a month long tour. Sources say he sought solitude and space while in Sitka and nearby areas, adjusting to American life after leaving the Soviet Union.
A survey by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety across Maryland Massachusetts and Virginia found only 6 percent of children age 10 and under were properly restrained in cars. Researchers questioned 5088 drivers at 14 locations and noted convenience and discomfort as major factors while stressing lapses in adult safety.
Sgt Leonard P Matlovich, 31, a Vietnam veteran who taught race relations at Langley Air Force Base, admits he is homosexual and faces a general discharge. He plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, arguing Air Force rules against homosexuality are unconstitutional.
Los Angeles voters rejected fluoridation to keep the water fluoride free while Santa Barbara residents narrowly opposed an anti oil activist effort after a 1969 spill. Los Angeles electoral action leaves ordinance formalities to the City Council. Prop A in Santa Barbara allows Exxon to build a 30 million refinery by 1976 to serve a new offshore drilling rig with about 40000 barrels daily. Get Oil Out organized opposition recalling environmental damage from the Santa Barbara spill.
The Western Maryland Regional Honors Chorus selects about 130 students from Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett and Washington counties for a June rehearing June 25 27 culminating in a public concert at Gov Thomas Johnson High School The program includes Schubert Mass in G Brahms Neue Liebes Lieder and Jubilant Song directed by Vito E Mason with Thomas E Silman coordinating housing host needs and contact details Colleen Frances Hogan named to Southern Missionary College dean's list as a separate note.
President Ford departed for Europe on a two day journey to Brussels Madrid and Rome. He pledged to advance American interests and work toward better relations with all European nations. He will meet NATO leaders with Henry Kissinger and discuss renewing treaties with Spain and other partners. The trip culminates in Rome with Maltese officials and Pope Paul.
New York AP reports Fanne Fox still has romantic interest in Rep Wilbur Mills. The stripper describes the Arkamans relationship as very warm and says she wrote the book with Yvonne Dunleavy to explain what happened and clear the air.
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