Embezzler Mildred Wattleworth pleads guilty in Detroit
Mildred Charla Wattleworth a former Michigan National Bank asst VP confessed to embezzling about 760000 and said she spent much on a former lover including a 100000 loan to start a restaurant a 200000 Bloomfield Hills home and luxury items. Sentencing set for March 15 with up to five years and 5000 fine.
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Birmingham
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Traverse City
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Italy moves toward liberal abortion law in lower house
Rome AP Italy's lower house passed a measure to end the Mussolini era ban and allow women to decide within the first three months of pregnancy. The 310-296 vote reflects a broad coalition despite strong Vatican opposition and moves the bill toward the Senate where passage is likely.
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Berlinguer
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Boy Scout to Attend National Jamboree From Missouri
Brad Broemmel of Mexico Missouri, Troop 35, is the sole scout from Little Dixie District picked among 72 in the Great Rivers Council for the 1977 National Jamboree at Moraine State Park near Butler Pennsylvania. The contingent will travel by chartered buses July 31 to August 11, with 24 more scouts to be chosen later. applicants were reviewed by council chairman Paul White.
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Little Dixie
Great Rivers Council
Moraine State Park
Butler
Paul White
Jefferson City
Columbia
Great Rivers
FBI Checks New Lead On Old Case
The FBI opened a probe linking the slayings of three youths at Fort Leonard Wood to the October disappearance of teens Alfred Hofmann Marshall and Teresa Gossage. An Army post boy was found dead in an abandoned car, while Spec. 4 Johnnie Lee Thornton faces psychiatric evaluation in the case.
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Bill Williams
Kansas City
Alfred Hofmann Marshall
Teresa Gossage
Scout Cookie Drive Ends As Orders Continue
The 1977 Girl Scout Cookie Drive that began January 14 ends Sunday. Cookies cost 1.25 per box with delivery between February 22 and March 6. District chairman Betsy Kirgan of Mexico can be reached at 581-5019 for late orders. Scouts receive 73 cents per box.
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Betsy Kirgan
Mexico
Surfer’s Ear Joins List Of Athlete Ailments
Dr Daniel M Seftel of Stanford says surfer s ear or hyperostosis can plug the ear canal and impair hearing if enlarged. He notes rising cases and 18 ears operated on in 12 patients from 1972 to 1976. Prevention via custom molded earplugs is advised. A separate brief: Eugene Buckwalter 17 Palmyra faces preliminary hearing Jan 26 for stealing a van in Perry. bond set at 5000. remanded to Ralls County jail.
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Daniel M. Seftel
Stanford University School of Medicine
Archives of Otolaryngology
American Medical Association
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Leftel
New London
Eugene
Buckwalter
Palmyra
Stanley R. Smith
Perry
James Lemon
Ralls County
Last Man’s Club winner opens 1937 Calfornia Tokay
Walhalla South Carolina resident Harry Fayonsky, the last surviving member of the Last Man’s Club, tasted the prize wine and called it not too bad. The club, started in 1937 by Sam Pitchford, had 13 veteran members who met on the 13th, paid 13 cents monthly, kept a black cat mascot, and funded wreaths for departed members. Fayonsky, keeper of the wine, opened it after the death of Benjamin Todd, honoring friends with a toast he wrote for the occasion.
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Harry Fayonsky
California Today
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Sam Pitchford
Fagonsky
Benjamin Todd
Felipe Carlos Becomes Prince of Asturias
King Juan Carlos designated his son Felipe as Prince of Asturias in a formal announcement approved by the government. Principe Felipe will turn nine on January 30.
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Madrid
Daley Memorial Window by Chagall for Art Institute
A stained glass window designed by Marc Chagall will be installed in the Art Institute as Chicago’s memorial to the late Mayor Richard Daley. The piece will cost between 150000 and 200000 dollars and is set to be unveiled on May 15.
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Marc Chagall
Richard Daley
Art Institute
Daley
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