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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1982
Page
2
In downtown hotel rooms Dorothy Hamill reported a theft of about 300000 in jewelry including 20 rings 10 earrings six necklaces and three watches. Police said a man entered the room told staff it was his and demanded privacy before fleeing.
Debbie Wallace age nine and her mother Carol show many gifts sent from across the country after a Dec. 12 UPI report described their hard Christmas. Debbie’s father has been laid off seven months, supporting four children with disability checks and food stamps. In New York City, Ron Reagan and Carole Walleskey rehearse with the Joffrey Ballet for The Taming of the Shrew, Reagan’s first with the company after years in the lower ranks.
Six year old Daniel Stephenson wrote to Salt Lake Tribune urging Daryl McCarty, Utah internal affairs chief, to read more. The letter suggests a flashlight under the bed covers, paper chains of books, and starting with short real‑person books before moving to longer titles. McCarty says he reads only rarely and does not subscribe to the paper. Daniel’s father Howard says the boy drafted the letter with his help. McCarty declines to adopt the tips but notes he can read a page or two when he wants.
Barney Clark, first Jarvik-7 heart recipient, remains serious but stable in Salt Lake City. He eats a milkshake and mashed potatoes by mouth for the first time since Dec 2 while continuing a tube-fed diet and mild physical therapy. His condition is described as improving though not out of danger. He plans a quiet Christmas with wife Una Loy and daughter Karen Shaffer and her husband Tim, possibly viewing a videotaped card.
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