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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
3
World figure skating champion Dorothy Hamill, an Olympic gold medalist, is ill with the flu and has canceled her Ice Capades appearance in Seattle through Friday. Her doctor ordered bed rest for at least 24 hours.
Salt Lake City UPI reports Commercial Union Insurance Companies filed a civil suit against condemned murderer Gary Mark Gilmore to recover about 44 000 in workers compensation and 1000 in funeral benefits paid to the Jensen family. David Max Jensen, 74, of Montpelier Idaho, a BYU law student, was killed July 19 during a robbery in Orem Utah.
Salt Lake City condemned murderer Gary Gilmore spoke of a frustrating prison experience in a Tribune interview. He complained staff negativity and fear to make decisions, lack of clean clothes, limited media access, ban on calls, and no outside information, while detailing a hunger strike and ongoing desire to contact fiancee Nicole Barrett.
Moscow reports Molnia 2, numbered 370 in the Cosmos program, enters earth orbit to support a national long range telephone and telegraph network and TV relay. It orbits every 12 hours 16 minutes on an ellipse from 400 miles to 25,000 miles high while Cosmos 870 circles every 95 minutes at about 318 miles high.
San Diego a Superior Court judge ordered a blood transfusion for a one day old boy over Jehovah's Witness parents' objection. The newborn, in the hospital's intensive care unit, was born with a disorder that may require transfusion, though hospital officials say it may not be necessary at present.
The American Cancer Society awarded First Lady Betty Ford and 16 journalists for educating the public on early cancer detection. Barbara Walters presented Ford’s gold trophy, labeled Belly Ford Communicator of Hope, at a Waldorf luncheon. Enid Haupt, founder of Seventeen, funded the trophy amid illness.
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