County Land Transfers Report Highlights Local Real Estate Shifts
A detailed list of land transfers across multiple townships and cities including Norwalk City Norwalk Village Willard City and New London Vill shows numerous grantor grantee pairs such as Helen Apostle to Ralph Apostle Eunice Campbell to Janice and Mary Bates and Peter J Sofios to Curtis and Helen Casper. The transfers involve various parties including estates admixed appointments and corporate entities like Boise Cascade Home and Land Corp and One noted sale to Bunk House Inn of America Inc.
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Helen Apostle
Ralph W. Apostle
Greenfield
Eunice Campbell
Janice
Mary Bates
New London
Charles M. Campbell
Exec
Jasper
Mary A. Bates
U.S.A
Larry
Bonnie Becker
Norwalk
Cyril F. Boose
Genevieve Boose
Peru
Wilbert
Dorothy Harp
George
Illona
Margaret Mercer
Bunk House Inn of America, Inc
Orbin Caldwell
Admix
Janet Caldwell
Monroeville
Peter J. Sofios
Curtis
Helen Casper
Howard & Leota Chapin
Addie Coy
Robert Davidson
Dranie Bell Davidson
Willard City
Betty
Davidson
Alice Walker
James Miller
Allis
Myrna Dillman
Richmond
Wayne
Lelia Eastman
Elden
Carol Eastman
North Fairfield
Ethel Eckstein
Everett
Eckstein
Plymouth
Marden
Eleanor Todd
Ronald
Cheryl Engelhardt
Wakeman
Thomas
Laura Rospert
Carl
Rose Fannin
Dean
Dorothy Jackson
Ralph
Bonnie Gardner
Robert
Julia Caldwell
Lonnie
Kathleen Harvey
Thomas Huff
Rebecca Huff
Greenwich
Charles
Barbara Kashian
Evelyn Keller
Norwalk City
F.W. McCoy
Rena Kennedy
Little Country Church
Earl
Barbara Kreger
James W
Linda Busek
Robert M. Jr
Rita Martin
Grace St. Clair
Dale
Marilyn McPherson
James
Sylvia Costein
John
Priscilla Morrow
Dorothy Murdock
Eleanor Murdock
Addie Murphy
Carl J. Murphy
Dixie Hotchkiss
Village of
Clarence
Ruth Howard
Richard H. Opper, Inc
Ripley
Nellie Rynalski
Norwich
Bonnie Steele
Wesley Steele
Mary Stoll
Winfield
Mildred Swabley
William Jr
Sally Timms
Timms Farms Inc
Clarksfield
Phyrne Eileen Browning
Raymond
Christine Weston
Ridgefield
Joni Diane McCullough
Gdn
Coley
Joyce Wicker
New Haven
Joanne Wray
James Wray
Trio of Teenage Girls Arrested in Oakland Robberies
Three 15 and 16 year olds dubbed the female rat pack were held on robbery and assault charges in Oakland. Police said they were tied to about a dozen muggings against elderly victims and were nabbed during an attempted purse snatching.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Bond Actor Rescued by Stand-in in Jamaica Swamp
Roger Moore known for The Saint was nearly attacked by three alligators during a filming session at the Jamaican Swamp Safari near Falmouth. A stand-in rescued him on Saturday as the reptiles pursued him on location.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Roger
Saint
Moore
Simon Templar
Falmouth
Ohio Likely Cloudy Christmas with Slight Shower Chance
National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Bell said a true white Christmas is unlikely for most of Ohio. He projected a cloudy day with a small chance of rain showers and temperatures in the low 40s, noting northeastern areas may still have an old white Christmas due to recent heavy snowfall. He stressed the forecast could change and official extended forecasts would come later.
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Columbus
UPI
National Weather Service
Ohio
Dave Bell
Bell
Weather Service
Tony Boyle Resigns UMW Presidency Early
Tony Boyle resigns as United Mine Workers president effective immediately, with Arnold Miller set to assume leadership next month after a court ordered election. Boyle will address the rank and file as a member, and Leonard Penkovich becomes interim head to ensure a smooth transition. Miller won 70,372 votes to Boyle’s 56,334 in the Labor Department supervised vote.
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New York
UPI
W.A
Tony
Boyle
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Leonard Penkovich
Miller
Labor Department
Miller- Boyle
Joseph
Jock
Yablonski
International Union
Washington
Eddie Fisher Sues Caesars Palace for Breach of Contract
Singer Eddie Fisher filed a $2 million breach of contract suit against Caesars Palace in Las Vegas alleging he was paid for only three of 17 weeks in 1968. He seeks $1 million in damages and another $1 million claiming the contract barred him from performing at other Las Vegas resorts until October 5, 1972.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Eddie Fisher
Caesars Palace Hotel
Fisher
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