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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
8
Mark Goodfriend, 15, of Los Gatos, who has muscular dystrophy, fulfilled his dream by flying in a World War II bomber at Confederate Air Force Field in Harlingen, Texas, after admiring the Confederate Air Force Rebel earlier in Reno, Nevada. He called the experience fantastic.
A collage of reader messages from Hayward and surrounding areas covers music, films, hair styles, job tips, and advice on smoking. Notes reference the movie Carrie and It, a New Year hello, comments on Satan and faith, and inquiries about tapes, reads, and local jobs. Readers seek guidance, share concerns, and praise friendly posters.
Gov. Edmund Brown launches a six point plan to reform the state hospital system by recruiting volunteer workers to aid patients. He plans a director of volunteers and pilot programs at Metropolitan State Hospital and Agnews State Hospital as concerns over questionable patient deaths persist.
The California DMV issued the state ID to Cameron Andrew Stevens a 3 month old from Glendora making him the youngest recipient. The card includes a photo and vital statistics with an x signature line. Cameron weighs 12 pounds birth date 10 11 76 hair color brown and blue eyes. Cameron's parents say a trust bank account requires official identification. The ID number from the IRS may also be needed to stay compliant.
Sacramento activists urge state and federal probes into industry collusion driving milk price hikes. The group cites eight cent rises in Sacramento and four cents in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with Los Angeles at 77 cents per half gallon and Sacramento at 68 cents.
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