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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1976
Page
4
A burglary on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue targeted Mrs. Shirley Maytag’s lodging. Jewelry valued at up to 250000 dollars was taken from a bedroom closet after forced entry while Maytag was out. Police expect details to adjust after Mrs. King returns from Southampton.
In Falls Village Peter Reilly celebrated his victory after charges of killing his mother were dismissed. About 75 friends and journalist Arthur Miller attended a party at Alexander's Inn as locals form a support committee. Police continue to investigate, with officials saying new information could implicate Reilly.
Helen Ashworth creates a working miniature mansion with a motor driven lathe. Her current project is a truncie bed at one inch to the foot and a full Williamsburg style colonial home. She seeks tiny, compatible components as seen in the room with a bead teapot.
Arctic cold grips the region as Great Lakes advisories warn of hazardous driving. Iowa sees multiple traffic deaths amid ice covered roads and heavy snow in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and surrounding states. Authorities report extensive snow and ice across the plains and Midwest, with tree shipments delayed in western Pennsylvania.
The Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, formed by moderates after breaking from the Missouri Synod, closed its first convention with a fellowship declaration to the parent body. The new group, claiming 75,000 members, contrasts with the 2.7 million strong Missouri Synod which did not seek fellowship with other Lutherans. Rev John Tietjen of St Louis said plans to seek membership in the ELCA and Lutheran World Federation.
Over three days crashes in New York New Jersey Nebraska and California killed 18 people. Five died in a Hudson River collision near New York City, while two planes wrecked near Forked River New Jersey. Others perished in Nebraska California.
HAUPPAUGE N Y A grand jury must decide who killed 17 year old Karen Pomroy ex convict charged with mugging her or doctors who removed a neurologically dead girl from a respirator The case could open a new chapter in court fights over death definition Suffolk County District Attorney Lenny F O Brien Walter Burton Carey Wwtree at Islip E L robbed Karen of 1 dollar and beat her with a railroad spike Monday afternoon on her way home from school Karen was taken to a local hospital and never regained consciousness On Thursday once the organs were removed the respirator was shut off and Karen underwent physical death
Chicago based Teamsters Central States Health and Welfare Fund sues a Kansas City insurer and 22 defendants over more than 7 million dollars in misused funds intended for medical claims. The amended civil suit cites 2 million deposited in Diplomat Bank and payments to individuals.
Nine Walpole State Prison inmates, believed linked to a covert "execution squad," have been moved to a segregation unit amid claims they may commit further murders. A state police detective called the case an external order of murder by a gang. other alleged victims include John Stakes and James Aloise.
Doctor Elliot Gross, state medical examiner, denied any coverup in the newborn death at Miss Porter’s School in Farmington. A formal cause of death remains pending with the body examined on November 16, while reports suggest the infant may have lived about two hours and a Courant source cites chatter of a coverup among students.
Gross stated the case is being handled as any case. He defended a delay in the cause of death report, saying observers may find it unusual but the office’s process is routine and not extraordinary.
LOS ANGELES UP I reports that one third of the 1979 Reform rabbis ordained will be women. Twelve of the 45 new rabbinical students across four seminaries are female. Matthew Ross notes pockets of resistance persist and announces a task force to develop programs aiding congregations in handling the historic rabbinate shift.
About 140 students marching from the Princeton campus picketed R Manning Brown's home in Princeton New Jersey to denounce his link with LP Stevens Co a Roanoke Rapids North Carolina textile maker accused of anti union practices Protest organizers charge Stavens violated the National Labor Relations Act and resisted unionization efforts Brown serves on the LP Stevens Co board of directors including as chairman of Princeton trustees.
Denver dispatch reports Rev James O More addressing 2M dissidents who voted to secede after women ordination. He quotes Luke urging believers to be forerunners and bear sacrifice as the congregation faces separation from the church.
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