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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
2
Balint wrecked his motorcycle while riding home from work on a Thursday near the highway. Jimmy W. Kirk of Wendell stopped, left his friend to comfort Balint and summon aid. Balint said most drivers slowed but offered little help, while he praised some as better people.
A weekend angler nearby pulled a three foot caiman from Lake Nicasio mud. The Novato man, Robert Davis, turned the reptile over to Marin Humane Society. Marin Municipal Water District land manager James Van De Wege notes the lake is a dumping ground for unwanted pets.
Ray Orrock describes a traditional annual luncheon held at Christmas with good company and food. A pregnant reader vents over a malfunctioning oven, repaired after a Help-Mate nudge boosts kitchen efficiency and reader satisfaction.
Roxy Music's Siren collects plaudits from Rolling Stone critic Dave Marsh who calls it lean and spare a real hard rock record. The review highlights stripped down arrangements and a tough edge that marks the group's 1970s sound.
Fifteen year old Wendy Stocker born without arms performs with her feet, driving, writing, and diving. A high school sophomore she excels in gymnastics and is ranked thirteenth in Iowa diving, fifth as a panlinst on the J-Hawks girls team. Her mother encouraged swimming at four, and Wendy learned to adapt through perseverance and support from family and instructors. Her story highlights resilience and potential for disabled youths.
Washington report notes that about 1 million Americans have diabetes and it ranks third in deaths after heart disease and cancer. The National Commission on Diabetes recommends tripling research funding to 126 million by fiscal year 1979 and urges continued government support and education under the 1974 act chaired by Dr. Oscar Crafford. The findings show lifetime risk, higher disease burden on minorities and low income groups, and greater risks of blindness kidney disease heart disease and gangrene among diabetics.
Assistant Attorney General Marty Friedman discusses his living arrangement with a Collage coed who answered his ad for a tamale roommate. The Florida State University senior pays $60 monthly and shares utilities while Friedman handles chores. He says there is nothing illegal or immoral about the setup and cites potential neatness and cost benefits.
The ACLU joined Patty Hearst's defense team in San Francisco to oppose a government bid for a pretrial gag order on the newspaper heiress. The move signals a high profile clash over press and legal limits in the Hearst case.
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