Gertrude Astor, Hollywood Star, Dies at 90 on Birthday
Film star Gertrude Astor dies of a stroke on her 90th birthday at the Motion Picture and Television Country Home in Woodland Hills after a 50 year career from silent films to early talkies. Memorial services are planned for Sunday. cremation is requested.
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Hollywood
Gertrude Astor
Miss Astor
Woodland Hills
Los Angeles
Bribery probe narrows to 15 or 16 cases
The Justice Department's overseas bribery probe has narrowed from about 400 corporations to 15 or 16 cases that could involve top executives. Officials say the DOJ is still early in the final-stage inquiry and it is premature to gauge whether felony indictments will be pursued. The task force was formed last year to study foreign payments made for business gains.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S
AP editor freed after 18 hours in secret custody
Oscar J. Serrat day editor for The Associated Press in Buenos Aires was released by security forces early Friday after 18 hours of detention. He said four plainclothes men seized him near his home around 6 a m Thursday and forced him to accompany them to a police station.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Oscar J. Serrat
Associated Press Bureau
Serrat
FBI Reunites 14th Century Spanish Retable Stolen in 1972
A 14th century Spanish retable valued above 1.5 million dollars was recovered by the FBI after a five year theft case. The ornate altar backdrop, adorned with paintings and sculptures, was stolen in Spain on June 6, 1972.
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FBI
Spain
Interference Seen in Desegregation Case Takes Center Stage
Appeals Judge Weick stays Battisti order against Cleveland banks seeking $15.4 million from the Cleveland School District. He notes federal officials cannot enjoin a state Supreme Court in a desegregation matter and schedules a Nov. 28 hearing. The ruling questions federal receivership power over public schools.
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Paul C. Weick
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Weick
Battisti
Cleveland
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National City Bank
State Supreme Court
Moody's Financial Rating Service
Supreme Court
Births and dismissals list from local hospital notices
Vital statistics record births for Darrell Powers and Wayne McClish families with out of town addition for John Takach. Hospital dismissals include Herbert Allen Jerry Barnett Thomas Barrett Jennifer Bowman Donald Dawkins and others with visiting hours 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm Monday through Saturday.
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Herbert H. Allen
Lawn Ave
Jerry Barnett
Oxford State Road
Thomas R. Barrett
Crawford St
Jennifer Bowman
Springboro
Donald Dawkins
Lamberton
Donald B. Farmer
Leslie Lane
Wesley Hart
Ora Lane
Charles V. Hobbs
Shawnray Drive
Milford Leis
Sheridan Ave
Eddie Profitt
Franklin
William Donald Rigg
N. Sutphin St
Michael Young
S. Main
Cash Baker
Ann Helton
Trenton
Martha Shoemaker
Birds of Prey Topic for Middletown Audubon Meeting
The Middletown Area Audubon Society hosts a meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Park Board Building on Highland Avenue. A naturalist from Hueston Woods will present using live birds to illustrate the topic.
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Middletown Area Audubon Society
Park Board
Highland Avenue
Hueston Woods
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