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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1976

Page

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Secretaries claim Hughes will fraud and theft tied to will

Former Hughes secretary Elanor Rohrbeck says she typed an 1951 addition to a Hughes will and alleges aides hid the document to cover theft from the billionaire. She seeks to brief the IRS as she believes the will exists. Accusations surface amid other regional notes on daylight time changes and state audits.

Palm Springs Calif UPI Howard Hughes Internal Revenue Service Elanor Rohrbeck Hughes

Weather and notices from April 23 1976 edition

Mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 50 percent Saturday. Winds NE to E 10 to 15 mph. Marriage license applications list several couples from Norwalk and surrounding areas. Births and deaths noted for local residents including Mrs Rachel I Stentz age 85 and Maurice E Coit age 92.

John E. Rentsch Oxford United States Marine Corps Mildred E. Furey Norwalk David Harlow New London Pamela Gardner Robert Espinoza Donna M. Castle Richard L. Rinehart Willard Linda M. Bores Samuel P. Mundy Jacquelyn J. Mundy Michael Avalone Rachel I. Stentz Nova Maurice E. Coit N. Fairfield

Do you like the neighborhoods you live in

Readers debate neighborhood satisfaction amid mixed views on income, safety, and amenities. Robert Zeller, Southside property owner, urges zoning change to allow ten acres for business development, while residents complain about noise, crime, and youth presence. Citizens vote by phone with instructions.

U.S Robert Zeller Southside Zeller

Edison High senior injured in hit-skip on Ohio 113

Edison High School senior James Fondaw II, 18, was struck by a vehicle on Ohio 113 near River Road Thursday and is in fair condition at Providence Hospital. He suffered a compound arm fracture and other injuries. His mother, deputy registrar Mrs. Fondaw, reported details after learning via police radio. The truck driver who picked him up has not been identified. The family seeks information to aid the investigation and placement of the exact time and place of the incident as Edison students recall a prior similar injury nearby earlier this year. He aims to resume play practice for My Fair Lady on April 30.

Milan Edison Ohio James Fondaw, II James Fondaw Edison Drive Providence Hospital Fendan Milan Village Fondan Fisher-Titus Providence Jim Bob Ohio 113 River Road David Schindler Sheriff's Office William Stewart James Stewart Commission John Borgia Park and Recreation Citizens’ Tax Norwalk Blue Ribbon Recreation Park Commissioners Borgia Willard Bishman MccGuan Park Washington Street Barnes Diamond No. 1 Memorial Lake Club House Seitz Norwalk and Western Milan Steel A.J. Riley Excavating Co McGuan Park Edward Still Recreation Department Mark Beeman William Casselberry

Walters to anchor ABC Evening News with Reasoner

Barbara Walters teases an ABC deal to co anchor the evening news with Harry Reasoner for a reported 1 million dollars a year over five years making her the industry's highest paid on air journalist and the first woman to front a major U S network news program.

New York UPI Barbara Walters National Broadcasting Co American Broadcasting Co United States Harry Reasoner

VW to Build U S Assembly Plant for Rabbit Cars

Volkswagen's supervisory board approved a U S plant costing million to produce 200000 Rabbit cars annually and employ 5000 American workers. The decision followed assurances no German layoffs and did not name a winning American city.

Wolfsburg West Germany UPI Volkswagen Company United States Volkswagen America Volkswagen Supervisory Board Germany

Will Economy Re-Elect Ford

United Press International reports President Ford argues the economy is on a path to new prosperity and Humphrey says the improving economy strengthens Ford’s re election bid. Campaigns focus on Pennsylvania and Indiana primaries as Reagan campaigns in the South and other candidates pursue fund releases.

Lewis Lord United Press International Ford Hubert Humphrey Federal Election Commission Reagan Alabama Montgomery United States Soviet Union

Coeds Protest Trustees at Spelman in Bid for Black Woman President

At Spelman College in Atlanta protesters held 14 trustees captive to press for a black woman as president. The board, including seven whites, chose Dr. Donald Stewart a black man from the University of Pennsylvania to succeed retiring president Albert Manley. About 200 demonstrators from the Concerned Spelman College Family picketed the meeting as faculty and students favored a woman candidate.

Atlanta UPI Spelman College Coeds School For Women Margaret Lee Albert Manley Liberal Arts College Spelman Atlanta University Center Sophia Packard Harriet Giles Spelman College

Norwalk Junior High Spring Party Tonight at Gym

The annual Junior High School spring party occurs at 7 30 tonight in the junior high gym. Norwalk Elementary schools present their annual vocal concert at 7 30 tonight in the high school auditorium.

Norwalk

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