Harold Emig elected president of Marion Lions Club
Harold Emig of 455 First Street was chosen president for 1977 78 at the Marion Lions Evening Club. Other officers include Charles Tritle first vice president Ed Begley second vice president William Breed third vice president George Machacek secretary treasurer Gerald Castiel lion tamer Sam Greiner tail twister Walter Jarboe assistant tail twister. Board of directors elected Laverne Jackson Darrell Charlier one year Walter Cram James Bywaters two years.
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Harold Emig
First Street
Marion Lions Evening Club
Charles Tritle
Ed Begley
William Breed
George Machacek
Gerald Casteel
Sam Greiner
Walter Jarboe
Laverne Jackson
Darrell Charlier
Walter Cram
James Bywaters
Robins Church Program Set
The Faith Bible church in Robins hosts The Church in the Climax of History presented Friday through Sunday led by George Verner of Operation Mobilization. Lectures are scheduled Friday 7 30 p m Saturday 8 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday 9 30 11 a m and 7 p m.
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Faith Bible Church
Robins
George Verner
Citizens Band movie pulled from release plans
Paramount Pictures withdrawn Citizens Band from release to rethink marketing. The film opened in 200 theaters last month but drew apathetic reviews and faced competition from Breaker Breaker and Smoky and the Bandit. Freddie Fields aims to build a following like American Graffiti.
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Los Angeles
Paramount Pictures
Citizens Band
Freddie Fields
Storing Spices For Best Freshness And Longevity
Spices herbs and spice blends keep their flavor when stored in tightly closed containers in a cool dark and dry place Avoid placing the spice rack near a kitchen range or under bright warm lights to preserve quality.
Building Permits Approve Five Homes Eight Plex and Offices
The building department approved permits for five new houses an eight unit eight plex and an office building. The eight plex at 900 Grand avenue is by Robert L Hunt cost 101 520 with Fashion Par Homes as contractor. The 950 Fiftieth street office building by Eugene Dunn costs 39 600. Other permits include Welsh and Welsh Construction Co and T and F Builders at several Parkview drive addresses plus PolyCell Industries Delbert Matt James Puls and Marion Community Center projects among others.
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Robert L. Hunt
Grand Avenue
Fashion-Par Homes, Inc
Eugene Dunn
Fiftieth Street
Welsh and Welsh Construction Co
Second Street
Welsh and Welsh
First Street
Dennis Manley
Larick Court
T and F Builders
Parkview Drive
T and F
PolyCell Industries, Inc
Eighth Avenue
Delbert Matt
Twenty-sixth Avenue
James Puls
Valleyview Drive
Robert Grittman
Marion Community Center
Tenth Avenue
Theodore Grenis
Nineteenth Avenue
Mike Weaver
West
Ninth Avenue
Gary Krause
Marion resident files for park board seat nomination
Marion resident Alva G. Battin of 1060 Twenty-fourth Street has filed nomination papers for a park board seat. Papers become available this week as part of the city election slate including council wards two and four, one at large, and treasurer. Park board term is six years, with other offices four-year and two-year terms.
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Marion
Park Board
Alva G. Battin
Twenty-fourth Street
Mildred Stickney
Council
Lang Sues Alice Cooper Over Half Wealth Claim
Cynthia Lang, a 27 year old model who lived with rock star Alice Cooper for seven years, sues for half of his wealth now estimated at 7.5 million with potential $90,000 annual support. Lang argues she helped mold Cooper and cared for him during his rise to fame. Mitchelson, her attorney, cites community property rights for unmarried couples. Cooper's spokesman declined to comment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Cynthia Lang
Alice Cooper
Cooper
Miss Lang
Marvin Mitchelson
California
Lee Marvin
Mitchelson
Court Refuses Adoption Siblings Marriage License
A three judge panel in Allegheny County Commonwealth Court refused a marriage license for an adopted brother and sister pair. The 2-1 decision, by the orphans division, cites that an adopted child inherits the same obligations and disabilities as natural parent child. The groom aged 23 and bride, unnamed, do not plan to appeal.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Orphans Division
Allegheny County Commons Pleas Court
Eight Taken Into Custody During Gay Rights Demonstration
About 2,000 gay rights supporters clashed with police outside the Medi nah Temple where Anita Bryant performed. Eight people were detained for disorderly conduct, expected to face charges, as demonstrators formed a picket line during a Flag Day event with a Shriner fund raiser.
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Chicago
Anita Bryant
Medinah Temple
Miss Bryant
Florida
Miami-Dade
Writer Sues Norman Lear Over Racial Discrimination
Eric Monte sues Norman Lear and his production company for 250 million dollars alleging civil rights violations. He claims Learblocked black writers from marketing prime time series and redirected his ideas for shows like Good Times The Jeffersons and Whats Happening to other writers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Norman Lear
Lear
Eric Monte
Monte
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Stickney
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Douglas L. Owens
Twenty-fifth Street
Toddville
Douglas Milburn
Mandel, Long, Luce and Sullivan
Fred J. Gibson and Co
Security Savings & Loan Association
7Th Avenue
Ray
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Hugh Boyle
Sues Norman Lear
Boston
FBI
BankAmericard
Armstrong Congoleum
Tae
RCA
Smulekoff
Smulekoff's
Iowa
RCA ColorTrak
Smulekoff’s
Cedar Rapids
Liberal
RCA Color
Third Avenue
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