22 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
1
Debbie Davis and her husband Jerry Davis, age 20 and 21, welcome quintuplets Casey Clipéon Grista Lajune Chanda Jannae Charle Rae Ann and Chesla Lynnae, born Friday, all on oxygen but improving. The couple, living in Lewisville, face a busy future as they adjust to five infants and a tighter budget.
Interior Secretary Stanley Hathaway rests at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a week-long decline in strength. Capt. Charles Lambdin said Hathaway will stay hospitalized until marked improvement occurs and resuming his schedule would be unwise. Rogers eyes family cinema return in Lubbock and Nashville musician Lester Flatt seeks a quick recovery after heart surgery.
Washington discussion on whether candidates without primary opposition should have the same spending limits as contested contenders. The author argues unopposed candidates face two hurdles, including undecided voters, and contend they deserve full campaign funds.
The Federal Trade Commission launches an investigation into the home canning lid shortage amid congressional hearings. Despite good Midwest weather boosting gardens, hoarding and panic buying strain supplies, with Florida tourists contributing to local shortages. Last year’s scarcity stemmed from tinplate and soda ash limits.
New Delhi India expelled three foreign news correspondents Loren Jenkins of Newsweek Peter Hazelhurst of the London Times and Peter Gill of the London Daily Telegraph for refusing to sign a pledge to obey new government censorship rules. They underwent airport security searches delaying departure for an hour and met officials in futile talks to reinstate them.
August Gering turned four and his parents bought him a real 1946 Dodge fire truck for 511 dollars. The toy features hoses and a ladder, but state law bans private siren and red light use. The vehicle will stay with the family and be used in local parades.
Leisure-minded polyester suit features a 29.99 sale price from regular 50, aimed at today’s epaulets with a contoured back. Includes tan shirt jacket size 8XL, slacks 32 to 38, marketed for men.
A House Subcommittee approved a bill to extend U S fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles off the coast from the current 12 mile limit. The plan would take effect July 1 1976 to address foreign fishing near U S shores.
Hartford AP report says Colt Firearms sold 1,400 guns to a Beirut arms merchant in line with U.S. policy. State records show 163,440 dollars of revolvers pistols and ammo went to Sarkis Soghanahan, with officials unsure if arms could reach Palestinian guerrillas. A January flight carried the guns from Bradley International Airport. Also SAN DIEGO AP funeral services were held for Vice Admiral Charles A. Pownall, 87, veteran of two world wars and former Guam governor.
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