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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

4

Prinze Divorce Suit Filed In Los Angeles

Freddie Prinze 22 and Kathy Elaine 26 were divorcing in Los Angeles after 15 months of marriage. They share a 1 month old son Freddie. Attorney for Mort Sahl seeks dismissal of a 20,000 promissory note case after Sinatra failed to appear for a deposition in Los Angeles. Sahl repaid 10,000 of the note in 1967, with a 1964 signing for a recording project. Sinatra sued Sahl in 1974 for the remaining balance.

Freddie Prinze Chico and the Man Los Angeles Kathy Elaine Prinze Freddie Mort Sahl Frank Sinatra Ron Rouda San Francizco Sinatra Sahl Roda Rouda

Mother of five fights to prove she wed Pierre Martin

Pit Martin, widowed mother of five, testifies in Pierre to prove her marriage to Bob Martin and that he fathered her children. Bob Martin, a former state director, died of a heart attack revealing a double life with two wives. Mary Lou Martin, the widow, disputes the union as Pat Martin recalls their quick marriage in 1968. Blood tests were agreed to settle paternity questions, though they cannot prove fatherhood, only exclude it.

Pierre Pit Martin Martin Bob Martin Kansas Mary Lou Martin Pat Martin Bob Pat Sarah Kansas City Topeka Salina York, Nob Tro Mra. Martins

Fat women face higher risk of uterus cancer

In San Diego researchers led by Dr. Howard R. Judd report that obesity raises uterus cancer risk after menopause. Fat converts androgen to estrogen, increasing cancer risk. a $169,000 federal grant supported the study.

San Diego UPS University of California At Howard R. Judd Jigold

Kentucky school strike ends in Louisville housing teachers raise

Nearly 117000 Jefferson County students returned to classes after a two week strike ended with a master contract ratified by more than 4600 teachers. The agreement includes an average 86 percent salary increase, limits on class sizes, and binding arbitration for grievances. The school board also ratified. A federal judge ordered release of over 3.3 million dollars in state funds to help fund the pay increases.

Louisville Jefferson County Jefferson County Teachers Association CTA June Lee United States Tau

Transatlantic fares set to rise amid oil price fears

Geneva dispatch reports that North Atlantic air passengers face fare increases up to 11 percent with potential further hikes tied to oil prices. Airlines on both sides of the Atlantic agreed to raise fares April 1 in a limited pact covering about 75 percent of North Atlantic traffic, with a spokesman warning that higher oil prices could trigger more increases.

Geneva Switzerland UPI

The Daily Review Notices and Local Ads

Fragmented OCR text from The Daily Review lists staff roles and an address in Hayward California. It mentions Port Ollie, March 1, and campaign communications. Details are incomplete and fragmented with no clear event or outcome.

The Daily Review St. Floyd

Bomb threat backfires on sailor aboard Forrestal

Norfolk authorities charged Victor Wilson, a sailor on the carrier Forrestal, with calling in a bomb threat to United Airlines at Norfolk International Airport last week. He apparently feared missing his Norfolk to Chicago flight and delayed the plane until arrival, then boarded the flight. investigators charged him after returning to Norfolk.

Victor Wilson U.5.5 Forrestal United Airlines Merfolk International Wilson Norfolk Chicago

Americans slain in Colombian DEA office in Bogotá

Two Americans died in separate brutal slayings in a Bogotá DEA office and a nearby room, officials say. DEA director Octavio Gomalez, 38, was shot multiple times, electrical engineer Thomas Charles Cole, 25, was beaten to death. a .28 revolver with three live rounds was found on Cole. Authorities are unsure if the killings are drug related. embassy and police agencies investigate possible narcotics ties.

Colombia WPT Aceante Eorcemat Trecican DEA Octavio Gomalez Thomas Charles Cole Rhode Island Gondalex Cole ADEA Washington U.S Eee BEA Bogota Citien Havana Cots

AIM Leader Secures Christmas Home Visit For Hydes Child

Lawrence Kansas AIM leader Russell Means and Judge Mike Elwell agreed Rolena Hyde will spend Christmas with her parents Anthony and Evelene after initial removal over alleged abuse. The agreement, signed with Dr. Harry Fulsom, allows two days at Christmas with potential return by mid February under close supervision, with Means planning a further appeal.

Lawrence Kan Hare AIM Russell Means Douglas County Mike Elwell Rolena Hyde Means Anthony Evelene Hyde Elwell Rolena Hydes Haskell Indian Junior College Fiwell Maskell Harry Fulsom

UC ethics experts guide baby survival limits

San Francisco based reports say two UC ethicists argue life support should be withdrawn for infants unable to participate in human experience. Professors Albert Jonsen and Michael Garland say decisions require doctor projections and caution, with life-sustaining therapy generally continued for mongoloid babies but not for encephalic infants.

San Francisco UPI University of California Albert Jonsen University of San Francisco Michael Garland University of California Medical School Hey

Debate Over Child Abuse Punishment vs Rehabilitation

Washington reports controversy over pamphlets from the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Dr Helene Tanous argues punishment harms families and advocates treatment and rehabilitation as the best protection for children. officials reply that prosecutors are not bypassed, and that the center supports care to protect endangered children.

Washington UPL National Center On Child Abuse and Neglect Helene Tanous Largo Fla Varios Department of Health, Education, and Welfare National Center On Tanous John G. Veneman Tam John Meier HEW Office of Child Development Negger

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