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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

17

Nudist Living Spreads as Texas Complex Goes Clothing Optional

At Canyon Villa in Austin residents can leave clothes behind as a nudist trend expands. Owner Terry Parker says a second complex Manor Villa will go clothing optional in February. The half-empty nude-living venture later filled, with no disturbances reported. Parker envisions wider adoption and argues nudism replaces strict controls with personal freedom. Local neighbors saw initial peeking but lax attitudes prevailed as residents swim or mingle nude.

Austin Tex UPH Wunit Canyon Villa Manor Villa Terry Parker Canyon Villa Parker Jehovah's Witness Partipe

Bizarre baby death probed in Nevada case

In Carson City Nevada sheriff says an autopsy is ordered to determine the death of a 1-year-old found in a black plastic bag in a mountain stream. Larry Marker of South Lake Tahoe led deputies to the scene claiming the child died accidentally in a bathtub. He was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and admits involvement in the child’s disappearance. He says he babysat for the mother Myra Lacomb while she was hospitalized. He alleges the baby drowned, then he wrapped the body and dumped it in a nearby stream. Authorities will decide charges based on findings.

Carson City Nev UPI Pete Hasner Sheriff's Deputies Larry Marker South Lake Tahoe Marker Kenneth Wade LaComb Here Mountains

Murder linked to tax ruling, UPI reports

New York Tax Commissioner James Tully connected a Philadelphia murder to a cigarette tax stamp counterfeit ring allegedly costing several states hundreds of millions annually. He warned smuggling harms government revenue and public safety, urging federal crime status for cigarette smuggling or federal collection of state tobacco levies.

Washington UPI New York James Tully Philadelphia Advisory Commission On Intergovenmental Relations Tully

New York Plans 1 Billion Debt Payback Outline

New York City outlines a four point plan to repay its 1 billion debt, including a stretchout of MAC bonds, two new MAC bond issues, a public MAC bond offering, and about 250 million to 300 million dollars in cash from the treasury. Mayor Beame cites state and federal aid levels, with contingencies via more bonds if needed. Arthur Richenthal of Flushing National Bank questions the plan’s contingencies and plans to file a counterproposal with the state Court of Appeals.

New York UPI City Hall Abraham Beame Municipal Assistance Corp State Court of Appeals Arthur Richenthal Flushing National Bank Beame Felix Rohatyn MAC

Legion Disease link to air conditioning gas explored

Pennsylvania health officials cite phosgene gas as the first solid clue in four months of searching for Legionnaires Disease cause. Investigators study if the gas from air conditioning refrigerant may form when heated or mixed with other substances, amid a Bellevue Stratford Hotel outbreak connected to a late July convention.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Leonard Bachman Health Department Bellevue Stratford American Legion Bachman National Resource, and Protection Agency New York State Health Department David Spencer Center For Disease Control Atlanta

Meeting over union election

Washington officials say United Steel workers president J W Abel and rivals Sadlowski and Lloyd McBride have been summoned to the Labor Department to discuss the bitter election set for February 8. Abel seeks McBride's succession next June and has asked for a Senate probe of Sadlowski's liberal outsider financial backers while Sadlowski seeks full government supervision. The meeting was arranged after requests from both sides for government involvement and technical help.

Washington UPD United Seelworkers J.W. Abel Eed Sadlowski Lloyd McBride Labor Department Abel McBride Senate Sadlowski

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