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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1975
Page
10
Lifers Inc. president John Knipper berg at Menard prison shown with Assistant Warden Michael V. Fair reviewing Christmas card designs. The group, comprising long term offenders, has mailed about 60,000 cards to adults and juveniles in Illinois corrections facilities.
Campaign aides defend a plotted attack on Reagan's record as a legitimate strategy while White House aides balance responses. Critics label the tactic a cheap shot, and Minnesota GOP official Rudy Buschwitz hints at calls for resignation if continued. Meanwhile Supreme Court deliberates campaign finance reform funding, with Udall signaling limits on spending and primaries.
Former South Carolina Governor Robert McNair criticizes TV networks for overreaching demands on space and coverage as he chairs a subcommittee. He cites networks seeking large square footage at the nominating convention and adds the rising candidate count complicates planning. He notes local papers seek preferential treatment in design decisions and coverage.
Lander Wyoming Mountaineer Petzald age 66 leads about 25 NOLS climbers on an 11th ascent of Grand Teton in northwestern Wyoming leaving December 2 from Lander and due back January 4. Weather and avalanche risks cited. The expedition follows internal NOLS management turmoil in which Petzald and others walked out.
Telam said sewersman team will search for the body of Jeanette Johnson, 30, a Denver schoolteacher, who died in January 1973 while attempting Aconcagua’s 22,824 foot peak. Her body was found in the Andes last February. she was part of an eight member group from Portland’s Atzamas Club. The team never reached the summit.
UPI reports Ed Cinch received an annual coconut gift right on schedule. A radio disk jockey Robyn Weaver delivered it from a man in ski mask, directing pickup at 4 a.m. The masked man remains unidentified. Veteran Giech, 6, recalls wartime service in World War I and questions the origin of the coconut check.
In Wonewoc Wisconsin about 100 people attended a sale as Harlan Klinges quit farming after 130 acres. He cited skyrocketing costs due to rains drought and falling milk prices. Klinges joins a decade long exodus of Wisconsin farms with many selling or renting out their land and leaving the dairy business.
Testimony describes a man under the influence and claiming an “evil” force guided him. He admits to drinking since childhood and details past crimes, a half way house context, and a claimed assault involving a young girl with a kitchen knife, while denying full recall of the incident.
Gerard argues against restrictions on items like hammers and nails saying bans prove to be ridiculous. He suggests hammer owners should surrender tools to police and jokes about outlawing nails to counter concealed dangers.
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