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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1975
Page
2
Doc Severinsen juggles sequined wardrobe and a broken ankle after a rug stumble in Burbank. He pressed on to perform at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas, with rhinestone crutches and cast ready to blend with his late night icon status.
The Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty cannot be applied to murder cases linked to rape acts, deeming it unconstitutional under due process and protection from cruel and unusual punishment. Chief Justice Tauro authored the majority opinions, stating the ban on death for murder connected to rape prevents the most severe penalty from being mandatory in broader murder categories.
Ray Orrock intends to persuade his family to remain in bed longer on Christmas morning to let gifts acquire more body and flavor.
Economists in the Women’s World report that 1976 will see slower food price increases. They note that price hikes over the past three years were sharper, and current trends suggest a more moderate rise ahead.
A teen laments her unhappy outlook and perceived looks while Beth reassures that growing older can transform both self image and life perspective, offering hope and guidance.
Police Chief Edward M. Davis accused the American Civil Liberties Union of aiming to end undercover policing in schools. He criticized the suit blocking officers posing as students in classrooms to gather narcotics data.
The group calling themselves the Arm of the Arab Revolution, four men and a woman, handed over machineguns to Algerian police after crewmembers said they were too tired to fly. Algerian and Austrian officials negotiated the surrender and moved the commandos by government car. Some officials say trials loom. The raid had seized 11 oil chiefs and killed three in what authorities describe as a bold assault. The group demanded an end to Arab-Israeli cooperation and urged oil-rich lands to fund the Palestinian cause.
Teresa Seymour, found alive after a crash on snowy Mt Bryant, credited her dog with helping her survive Sunday night. Pilot Robert L. Concuff Jr., his wife Frances Condutt, and Frances Foster were killed. Searchers reached the wreckage after a four wheeled drive delay, and Teresa was treated for shock and minor injuries.
SAN MATEO UP I Pencole Rechererat map program or houses them in an attractive motel. Project 90 reports a 60 per cent success rate with alcoholics who previously averaged 16 arrests for liquor related offenses. The program costs $7.50 per day per patient versus $24.75 for the county unit. Participants pledge not to drink for 90 days. Most receive monthly welfare and $80 rent money, with the rest turned over to staff. The plan grew from a county shelter to admit one protege to stay as long as he remains sober.
Two Virginia surgeons announced they had removed a blood vessel tumor that extended through half the body of Barbara Sue Williams, 19, of Clinchport. The operation required 24 pints of blood from 16 donors, mostly University of Virginia students. Edgerton commented the patient may walk with an artificial limb if progress continues.
The FBI arrested Sandra Good and Susan Murphy amid charges they conspired to mail death threat letters connected to the Manson group. Bail set at 930,000 each. arraignment expected. The case ties to the infamous “family” and antecdent prosecutions of related figures.
Attorneys for Steven Salish, ally of Patricia Hearst, petition U.S. District Court to dismiss the bank robbery charge on grounds of nationwide pretrial prejudice. They argue extensive news accounts have poisoned jurors and ask for venue change from Sacramento if dismissal fails.
Robert Whitman a 20 year old sateman faced charges after a chaotic incident in Miami where 31 tons of crushed ice were dumped into an eight car parking lot. The event occurred amid claims of aggravated assault and aggravated battery, carrying potential 20 year prison terms.
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