Hughes heirs named in Texas probate case
Probate Judge Pat Gregory appointed Mrs. Frederick Lummis and her attorney son William Lummis to administer temporarily the Texas holdings of Howard Hughes. The appointment follows an urgent request by survivors amid unspecified debts and tax matters. The order covers only Texas.
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Houston
UPI
Howard Hughes
Texas
Pat Gregory
Frederick Lummis
Hughes
William Lummis
Lummis
Hospitals In Politics Sparks Ohio Convention Debate
Wade Mountz of the American Hospital Association urged hospital executives to engage in politics and accept health care as a political issue. In Washington, Congress members returned to districts to gauge election mood amid Easter recess. Gov. Rhodes abandoned immediate reapportionment plans citing timing and court approval, seeking a 1978 realignment instead.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ohio
Wade Mountz
American Hospital Association
House of Delegates
Ohio Hospital Association
Washington
Congress
House
John McFall
John Rhodes
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Estate of Vivian Kellems pays back taxes from IRS dispute
The estate of Vivian Kellems in New London has paid about 265000 dollars in back taxes after a three decade dispute with the IRS. Attorney Francis F. McGuire said executors have paid roughly 250000 in federal taxes penalties and interest and about 15000 in state taxes in recent months.
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New London, Conn
UPI
Vivian Kellems
Internal Revenue Service
Francis F. McGuire
New London
Kellems
McGuire
Sinatra Offers CIA Help in Surprise Offer
Frank Sinatra volunteered his services to the CIA in a talk with CIA Director George Bush. Jonathan Bush quoted by The Boston Globe said Sinatra emphasized his willingness to serve the country and had met world figures on travels. The offer was reportedly made at a February meeting in New York.
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Boston
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
George Bush
Boston Globe
Sinatra
Shah
Iran
Great Britain
Bush
Jonathan Bush
The
Globe
Robert Lenzner
New York
Weather and notices from Fon The Record April 15 1976
Weather reports forecast considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Friday. Lows in mid 50s, highs upper 70s to lower 80s. 50 percent rain tonight, 30 percent Friday. Marriage license application Bernard Nippo and Vickie King. Births Wade Turner and Nancy Crager. Deaths J Arthur Heys John Elbing Arthur L Leber.
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Bernard Nippo
Norwalk
the Repairman
Vickie King
West Baking Co
Wade Turner
Milan
Good Samaritan
Nancy Crager
J. Arthur Heys
Florence Pownene
John Elbing
Arthur L. Leber
Parents May Take Excused Absences For Vacations Policy Consideration
Norwalk board asks administrators to craft a policy allowing excused absences for family vacations with parents. Voters split 80.8 percent in favor and 19.2 percent against, citing family time versus missed coursework. Ohio Senate weighs restoring March license plate issuance as the old system. Vote lines provided with phone numbers for input.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Iacocca says car sales boom will lift steel demand
Ford President Lee Iacocca told the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce that U.S. auto sales should exceed 17 million units by 1985 and steel demand could rise about 10 percent in the next five years. He criticized energy policy and warned steel mills must invest to meet 1980 production needs while promoting fuel efficiency.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Lee A. Iacocca
Chamber of Commerce
Iacocca
America
Carter Humphrey Lead Grows in Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll shows Carter at 32 percent and Humphrey at 31 percent among Democrats, with Wallace at 13 percent and Jackson and Udall at 6 and 5 percent respectively. Carter’s campaign coffers are rising faster than rivals Udall and Jackson. Reagan frames Panama Canal as key issue while Ford negotiates on the treaty. Carter lists potential running mates in CBS interview as a bargaining point for nomination. The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee meets at city hall at 7:30.
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Elizabeth Wharton
United Press International
Jimmy Carter
Gallup
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Federal Election Commission
Morris Udall
Henry Jackson
Massachusetts
Vermont
Humphrey
Minnesota
Jackson
Udall
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
Louisiana Purchase
Alaska
Ford
Austin
Tex
Reagan
Canal
House
Republic of Panama
CBS
My Experience With God God's Presence No Coincidence
A Norwalk church writer explains daily divine presence. He recalls a New Jersey trip where a car breakdown was resolved by a skilled mechanic, interpreting it as God answering prayer and guiding daily blessings rather than waiting for grand miracles.
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Norwalk
New Departure-Hyatt
Sandusky
St. Paul Catholic Church
William M. Kacmarsky
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Salome
Salvation Army Norwalk Welcomes New Commander Amid Fire Loss
Capt Kenneth Stahl and wife Alice take helm of the Salvation Army in Norwalk. The church suffered 29 000 dollars in fire damages and will be rebuilt starting from scratch as a major community effort. The family moved into the parsonage next to Milan Avenue and Main Street and plan services in the living room until repairs are funded and approved.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Salvation Army
Norwalk
Kenneth Stahl
Alice
Stahl
Capt. Stahl
Army
Milan Avenue
Main Street
Cleveland
Herman McCreary
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Capt
Willard Officer Hired as Child Support Investigator
Willard police Det. Sgt. Charles D. Strimple resigned to join the Huron County Prosecutor's Office as investigator for delinquent child support. State approval for a contract with the county welfare department is pending, with funding up to 18750 yearly from the county and federal dollars covering the rest. Strimple plans retroactive pay if the contract lacks state endorsement by May. He will handle a backlog of over 500 cases and remain a resident at 22 East Maple Street.
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Con
Willard
Charles D. Strimple
Willard Jaycees
Strimple
Grant Walls
Columbus
Hauser
Capelle
Huron County Welfare
Auser
Maple St
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