Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current, May 12, 1977, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextPage 16 — Griffin Daily News Thursday, May 12,1977 I -People and what they say I Barnard says let them die ‘Mumm’s’ the word I Dr. Christian Barnard believes that his fellow physicians could have prolonged his mother’s life by "pushing tubes down her throat to feed her,” he said at a recent medical conference. Instead, however, he and his physician-brother Marius decided to let the 93-year-old Mrs. Barnard die. “I will not support active euthanasia, but I firmly believe that people whose con dition is beyond hope — Meet Slim Goodbody Fl '< KI What’s the secret? Robert De Niro doesn’t give Niro not talk about De Niro, interviews, though he often says an article in Redbook torments reporters for weeks Magazine, but he is deter while he makes up his mind to mined that his friends not talk say no. And not only will De about him either. Robert De Niro Solomon’s no sexist Bruce Solomon When you ask for a Merry Tiller, be sure you get a Merry Tiller. ' <3s vk Jgl You may have heard that a Merry Tiller is the best tiller you can buy True enough So a lot of people are asking for Merry Tillers But sometimes they re shown some other brand of tiller that doesn t quite measure up. If you want Merry Tiller s rugged chain-drive and durability, you ll just have to demand a Merry Tiller And when you see us. that s exactly what yOU II get Theonginal since 1947 Prices Start At *249 95 Jim Pridgen Hdwe. 110 South sth Street Griffin, Ga. children or adults — should be allowed to die peacefully,” he said. This is no change in position for the South African heart transplant pioneer who recall ed in his 1972 autobiography “One Life” how, as a young intern he almost committed euthanasia on a woman who was in great agony from ter minal cancer. “Your body is incredible, | it’s busy every minute, amaz ing things are happening to keep you living in it,” says curly-headed Slim Goodbody, who looks something like a walking X ray of the human body. Goodbody — actor John Burstein — is a one-man health education musical. Since 1974 he has traveled across the country to more than 1,000 schools entertaining and educating more than a quarter-million youngsters about health. In a newly released book, “Slim Goodbody: The Inside Story,” Burstein has developed a unique way to communicate good health con cepts with short, lively prose and action photos of Slim Goodbody himself. — David Hendin Why all the mystery? An old girl friend suspects that “once you penetrate all the paranoia and secrecy that Bobby sur rounds himself with, you’ll find out that at the bottom of Bobby is really . . . nothing.” Paul Schrader, author of Taxi Driver, disagrees, saying that “De Niro doesn’t feel the need to establish an identity apart from his screen per sona. He doesn’t want to. The only thing he wants public about himself is his work. That’s the only thing he believes has any real value. Bruce Solomon, star of NBC’s "Lanigan’s Rabbi” and formerly known to viewers as the sexist Sergeant Dennis Foley in Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman is in real life an enthusiastic backer of the Equal Rights Amendment. "The ERA will serve notice that equality is the law of the land," says Solomon, “it will broaden the choices women have available to them. But the full effects of the ERA won’t be felt for a number of years. Eventually roles will change. "On a work level, I want whoever is my boss to be the PERSON best qualified, not the MAN best qualified,” add ed Solomon in an interview in Ms. magazine. “Every time a more qualified woman is pass ed up for a man, I suffer.” Among the 43 field employees of the San Fran cisco 49ers professional foot ball team, Gene Washington is distinctive. He is the only one who actually lives in San Francisco all year around. 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