Gabor Loses Suit Over Waldorf-Astoria Robbery
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor lost a 300000 suit against the Waldorf Astoria Hotel claiming negligence led to the robbery of her jewels. A jury found she could have stored the items in the hotel safe. The verdict comes after a three year-old elevator robbery in New York.
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Sharon Obeck NBCs half minute star of Whats On Tonight
Sharon Obeck, tall blue eyed blonde with a throaty voice, stars the NBC 30 second nightly reminder series Whats On Tonight. She tapes 14 spots every other Tuesday and prefers home and her two children over acting, aiming to host a women’s view sports show focusing on the human side of athletics.
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Childress Zoning Plan Outlined by City Consultant
Wichita Falls consultant Hudson Brown told Childress Rotary Club the city will be divided into seven zoning divisions including single and multi housing, public, business, commercial, service and open space. He said zoning will stabilize property values and proposals will be aired at a zoning commission meeting and then at a City Council hearing before adoption. A Rotary check of 499.95 from the club to roof the Rotary Bowl centerpiece was presented by Jimmy Harman. Special guests included R. J. Cordell, Gordon Gravley, with visiting Rotarian J. B. Scott and guest Larry Moore.
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New Holiday Law Sets Five Three Day Weekends Year
The law redefines Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day and Veterans Day dates while granting Columbus Day national holiday status The holiday lineup including Labor Day yields five three day weekends annually
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Nixon dislikes champagne after 70 day overseas trip
President Nixon told Foreign Service wives he never liked champagne since his first overseas trip as vice president with 70 days away and nightly toasts. He expressed interest in visiting Africa, naming Nigeria as a particular focus in his final term.
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Tell Miss Aubrey Testerman Index Special Correspondent
Special Correspondent Miss Aubrey Testerman reports from the Tell region on local events and community matters. The feature highlights ongoing developments and key figures shaping the area.
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