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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1976

Page

1

Balloonist Constance Wolf Lights Up Bicentennial Flyover

Constance Wolf aged 70 launches a red jumpsuit balloon over Philadelphia in a tribute to the nation’s bicentennial and to honor Jean Pierre Blanchard’s 123rd anniversary flight. The craft carried champagne to placate wary farmers as she lands in Jackson Township, New Jersey.

Constance Wolf Philadelphia Jean Pierre Blanchard Deptford N.J

Man in coma after home invasion robbery in San Lorenzo

Richard Pointer, 30, was attacked as he returned home from work on November 2 and robbed of his car. He spent weeks in a coma across three South County hospitals, with his wife Angie Hayward updating on his fragile progress and doctors unable to predict full recovery.

San Lorenzo Richard Pointer Painter South County Safeway Tesper Angie Hayward Pointer

Kennedy illness kept secret says new JFK biography

The Blair couple allege John Kennedy suffered Addison's disease a rare adrenal deficiency that nearly killed him three times including during his 1947 England trip and Okinawa duty. Family friends doctors and Rose Kennedy reportedly hid the illness for political reasons and Shriver says Eunice also has it.

Santana Fla UPL John Kennedy Kennedy Joan Clay Blair Jr Addison Congress Blairs The National Enquirer Rose Kennedy R. Sargent Shriver Shriver Jack Kennedy Eunice Eels Elmer Bartels Pon Reine Lahey Clinic Boston Robert Kennedy JFK Okinawa

Recluse Found Dead in NJ Bank Records Revealing $133000

In Manalapan New Jersey retiree Anna Muller 77 was found frozen to death in a second floor bedroom of a 50 year old house with no utilities. Police recovered eight bank books totaling 133054.20 and $120 in cash plus two pension checks. Police sought relatives and noted she had no immediate family.

Manalapan UPI Anna M. Muller Herbert Pstrone Patrone Muller

San Francisco officials guarded after mailed bombs

Police protection is assigned to all 11 San Francisco supervisors and Mayor George Moscone after booby trapped candy boxes containing explosives were found. Bombs were mailed to Quentin Kopp and John Barbagelata. no suspects or claims of responsibility have been established. FBI and postal investigators are on the case amid a possible New World Liberation Front communiqué threatening officials.

San Francisco George R. Mosconne Jeremiah Taylor FBI U.S Quentin Kopp John Barbagelata Kopp City Hall Barbagelata New World Liberation Front Board Ofvisors Moscone

Three Bombs Found Near U N Library in New York

Police dismantled a package containing three pipe bombs found on a ramp beneath the U N library at First Avenue and 42nd Street. The devices were timed to explode around noon as the Security Council prepared to debate the Middle East. No immediate claim of responsibility.

United Nations UPI U.N Security Council Middle East First Avenue 42Nd Street Tag Hammaraskjold Memorial Library Bronx

Beef prices seen steady in 1976 outlook

United Press notes 1976 beef prices may hold at 1975 levels with retail between 1.50 and 1.60 per pound for choice cuts. Skeptics warn consumer prices may rise, while farmer costs rise. ranchers on federally owned lands face about 30 percent higher grazing fees from the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management.

Tritdie America Texas Arizona Kansas Talowa Oren Lee Staley National Farmers Organization Staley Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management

Court upholds overtime ruling for women workers

The Supreme Court let stand a federal ruling allowing California to eliminate overtime pay for 2 million women to comply with sex equality laws. The decision preserves a split on whether federal civil rights and California wage laws require overtime for both sexes, with debates over state versus federal authority and the scope of protections for female workers.

Washington UPI Supreme Court California Homemakers, Inc Los Angeles Charles B. Renfrew Ok U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals State Department of Industrial Relations Department High Court Appeals Cout

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