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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1976
Page
2
Daily review notes Amy Carter pressing President-elect Carter to remove the pool cover. Nixon covered the indoor pool for a 1970 press center, while Ford had an outdoor pool built on the South Lawn in 1978.
Mexican Health Secretariat and federal police launched an investigation into the Casa del Sur branch of Easter House Adoption Agency of Chicago for alleged baby sales to U S couples. An audit of finances is planned as officials say no proof of wrongdoing yet. A second Casa del Sur office in Ciudad Juarez is also under review.
Spokane readers receive a festive manuscript satire printed with permission that mocks a blue light parade of Santa Claus with a modern twist. The piece imagines Mr S Claus as a figure monitored by authorities for emissions and traffic violations while delivering cheer across states.
Don Blansett 4, a 335 pound inmate and Santa at San Quentin, dressed as Santa to visit children of inmates. He asked Joy what she wished for and promised cookies and milk on Christmas Eve. Inmates helped staff the festive tour, lifting spirits during the holiday season.
In Montgomery Alabama 13 year old Melvin Armstrong who had stitches removed after his family could not pay a 25 bill has won another round in a suit against Dr Bobby Merkle. The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals upheld a trial court order for a new trial after a white jury awarded 20 to the youth in 1974. Merkle argued the judge overstepped authority and his lawyer declined comment on further appeals. The incident occurred July 3 1974 when Armstrong was helping a man kill a goat.
Winds push the Argo Merchant oil slick toward Georges Bank and Massachusetts coast. Coast Guard and Liberia registry probe possible deliberate grounding. Pakistani crewman Sabir identified. shipowner comments unavailable. environmental agency cautions seriousness.
A barge carrying 1.7 million gallons of oil ran aground in the lower Potomac River near Dahlgren Virginia yesterday. The incoming tide lifted the vessel off the sand it struck, preventing a potential spill.
Folger Coffee Co raising ground coffee by 20 cents to 1.18 a pound and instant by 3 cents an ounce effective immediately. General Foods had boosted ground coffee to 2.91 a pound earlier this week. Analysts warn U.S. consumers will face higher prices into 1977 as world supply tightens due to frost damage in Brazil.
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