Rod Serling Dies After Heart Attack During Surgery
Rod Serling Emmy winning writer producer and Twilight Zone host died at 50 after undergoing open heart surgery and multiple bypasses at Strong Memorial Hospital. He suffered a heart attack during the operation and had earlier been hospitalized in Ithaca after a mild attack. Serling is survived by his widow Carol daughters Nan and Mrs Stephen Croyle and his brother Robert.
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Ford testing crashed cars on spit
Ford engineers at the Dearborn proving ground test cars in a 30 mph barrier crash to analyze fuel leakage and compliance with a new 1976 federal safety standard. The Spit device rotates the damaged car seven minutes to reveal any leaks while observers monitor for red solvent evidence.
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Building Boom Expected in Chicago Minneapolis and Corridor
A mortgage banking executive cites a Pennamco study showing a surge in 1976 for Chicago Minneapolis and Milwaukee Madison area development. Shopping centers malls and office buildings sprawl plus over 200 million in industrial projects. Smaller mini malls rise as fuel and energy concerns grow.
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Reward Offered for Vandalism to School Homes
The Morris High School Board of Education offers a 300 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who vandalized the homes and property of school personnel on Tuesday night June 24. Contact Morris Police or the school administration with any information.
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Oswego man on long trek with two mules for handicapped kids
Kelley, 61, from Oswego Illinois, travels cross country with mules Dick and Pat to raise funds for a farm for handicapped children. He started June 1, towing a wagon and trailer, planning to return by late July and may continue promoting the cause. Contributions are handled by an Aurora bank as he visits schools and homes.
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