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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

19

My daddy has one a traffle tale in Texas

Police in Austin, Texas arrest Lena McGarity Jr. after a traffic stop reveals a 3 year old child playing with a 38 caliber revolver and four bags of marijuana in the car. The boy says his father has one, while officers remove the weapon and drugs and charge McGarity with unlawful carrying of a weapon and marijuana possession. He is released on 800 dollars bond.

Austin, Tax Polite Lena McGarity Jr McGarity

Miners Eye Fringe Benefits in Contract Talks

UMW President Arnold Miller says fringe benefits should take precedence over wages in wage talks this year as the three year coal contract expires in December. He emphasizes miners want more time to spend with their families and notes wages have not been the sole concern since 1971.

Charleston W. Va United Mine Workers UMW Arnold Miller Miller

Great Falls Tribune to receive SDX First Amendment Award

Sigma Delta Chi says the Great Falls Montana Tribune earns the First Amendment Award for protecting Freedom of the Press. The award cites the Tribune's role in strengthening Montana shield law and safeguarding confidential news sources, aiding press information privacy.

Chicago UPL Sigma Delta .Chi Society of Professional Journalists Great Falls Mont Tribune SDX Richard Leonard The Milwaukee Journal Montana Supreme Court Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press William C. Douglas Los Angeles William Farr CBS Daniel Schorr

Katzenjammer Kids Cartoonist Musial Dies at 72

New York telegram reports cartoonist Joe Musial, creator of Katzenjammer Kids for 25 years, has died at age 72 after a long illness. He served as educational director of the National Cartoonists Society and lived in Manhasset, New York. The Katzenjammer Kids, first published in 1887, features two mischievous youngsters.

Die New York UPL Joe Musial Katzenjammer King Features Musial National Caribonists Society Katzenjatz Ter United States

Court orders FDA briefing in Laetrile case for Hodgkin patient

Brooklyn judge gives Health and Welfare one week to respond to family of Joseph Messina seeking import and use of Laetrile. Doctor says patient in critical condition with advanced Hodgkins disease after 11 years of radiation and chemotherapy, anemia prevents further treatment, doctor willing to administer if legal. Family supports Laetrile citing no bone marrow side effects and potential help.

Nenork Setanase Fin U.S. District Court Mark A. Costantino Brooklyn U.S Joseph Messina Joseph W. Newman Messina Downstate Medical Center Newman

West Point to graduate smallest class amid cheating scandal

West Point grants 696 cadets from the class of 1977 commissions as second lieutenants while a cheating scandal trims the cohort to its smallest size in a decade. Secretary Clifford Alexander will address graduates as 161 cadets are readmitted to the class of 1978. women are admitted this year. Lt. Gen. Sidney Berry steps down next week for Gen. Andrew Goodpaster to lead the academy.

West Point N.Y UPI U.S. Military Academy U.S. Army Amy Clifford Alexander S&member Alexander Martin Hollman Hoffman Academy Sidney Berry Andrew Godpaster NATO West Point Grace

Army rounds up horses at Dugway Proving Grounds

At Dugway Proving Grounds Army officials with cowboys gathered 65 wild horses for auction after removing about 100 from the sprawling range. Spokesman Dick Whittaker said drought prompted the move and noted past losses when water holes dried up.

Dugway Amy Ay Proving Grounds Ugway Dick Whittaker Humane Society Utah State

Bigfoot Protection Move Advances In Oregon Legislature

A committee in Oregon voted 4-0 to send a Bigfoot protection resolution to the House floor. Rep. Ted Kulongoski, unsure if Sasquatch exists, says no one should hunt him and notes public response shifts the issue from frivolous to serious. The measure stresses potential scientific significance and concern over harassment of the rumored species.

Salem Ore UPI Oregon Ted Kulongoski Kulongoski Bigfoot

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