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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1974
Page
5
Debi Horn of Gibraltar Michigan, the first U S woman to have jaws wired for weight loss, sheds 73 pounds from 229 to 156 while planning to divorce husband John 40. She says she is now a self asserting, independent person who no longer lets others walk over her.
The House approved a trimmed emergency livestock loan measure by a 210 to 204 vote to aid small beef producers. Loans up to 250000 would be guaranteed by the government at 80 percent. Amendments barred corporate and tax shelter operators and cut the loan limit from 350000. Critics blasted the bill as a costly bailout.
The ACLU defends 20 year old Nazi San dra Silva whose job as a police department typist is challenged by Supervisor Quentin Kopp over residence claims. The group argues firing her for beliefs or lies about where she lives would violate First Amendment rights.
Police on Tuesday identified two Los Angeles residents and a Calgary woman as the three killed in a Monday automobile crash on the Banff Jasper Highway north of Lake Louise Alberta. The dead were Robert Kronick 72 Lillian Kronick 60 both of Los Angeles and Betty Ghitter 66 of Calgary.
AP report from London notes British doctor Douglas Bevis of the University of Leeds claiming three pregnancies conceived outside the womb and then placed in mothers. Other top experts express doubt, urging corroboration and noting no verified cases or notes.
Frances Lewine reports in San Clemente that President Nixon accepted Alvin J. Arnett’s resignation as head of the Office of Economic Opportunity and named Bert A. Gallegos to succeed him. Arnett says he was forced out, while aides cite irreconcilable differences over OEO policy and job moves affecting Community Action as the agency nears its 10th birthday.
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