New York (Jersey) Daily News 23 Oct 1975 Karen Quinlan Reds Red Sox World Series

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New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) Thursday, October 23, 1975. This old newspaper features on the front page a picture of Karen Quinlan’s father, Joseph Quinlan and the Rev. Thomas Trapasso. The headline is: ‘Mom Quotes Karen: ‘Don’t Keep Me Alive Like That” What you see in the pictures is what you get.

Volume 57, Number 103.

Good readable condition but please note the minor discoloration, wear / tears around the edges and the word ‘Koch’ written on the front and the clipping in the centerfold – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Some of the contents:

• ‘Karen Told Ma: Don’t Keep Me Alive’ – Karen Quinlan’s mother testifies before a New Jersey Judge.
• ‘Franco May Be Asked to Retire’ – The 82-year-old dictator of Spain will be asked to give up power due to medical issues.
• ‘No Soft Shoulders in Venus: Pix’ – A Soviet probe delivers picture of the surface of Venus
• Robert Hal has a ‘huge selection! of polyester doubleknit leisure suits for only $29.99
• Quasar has a 19″ Solid State color TV with base for only $429.95.
• ‘Ain’t Much Fun, But It’s A Job’ – An article about Welfare from the point of view of the ‘Income Maintenance Specialists’
• The centerfold has pictures from the last game of the World Series and elderly folks protesting the cuts to senior centers in front of City Hall – please note the clipping in the corner – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!
• Movie ads include: Benji, Rooster Cogburn and the Lady, 3 Days of the Condor, Lies My Father Told Me, Jaws, and more!
• Eagle Ford has a ’76 Maverick for only $2547.
• Don’t miss Radio Shack’s grand opening in Brooklyn and Elmsford – the first 200 customers receive coupons for free Burger King burgers!
• The back page features pictures of the final game of the World Series at Fenway Park – Bill Lee throws left-handed, Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson posts the lineup, and Carlton Fisk stretches at the batting cage.

Good readable condition but please note the minor discoloration, wear / tears around the edges and the word ‘Koch’ written on the front and the clipping in the centerfold – LOOK AT THE PICTURES! All 136 pages are included minus the clipping.

Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.