Norwalk Fraternal New Year Celebrations Draw Crowd
Norwalk clubs plan New Year events with limited public access and private parties across Knights of Columbus Eagles Moose and other lodges. Prices range from 5 to 22 dollars per person with dinner buffets, noisemakers, hats and live bands as crowds expected. Some bars will close early while venues host BYOB or public fêtes at various hours.
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Norwalk
Friendly Corners
John Ross
Larry
Bobby Cesare
National Guard
Missing candy heiress Brach offered 100000 reward
Chicago UPI reports a $100000 reward is offered for Helen Vorhees Brach, 62, missing since February 21 from her Glenview estate. Brother Charles Vorhees would fund the prize from her $16 million estate if found. she allegedly left for a flight to Florida but no record shows boarding.
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Chicago
UPI
Helen Vorhees Brach
Charles Vorhees
Brach
Glenview
O'Hare
Florida
Egypt demands swift Middle East settlement and troop pullback
United Press International reports Egypt raised its price for a settlement, calling for total Israeli withdrawal from the Jordan West Bank and the Gaza Strip and dismantling settlements as soon as possible. Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel announced the terms after meeting U S Ambassador F Eilts in Cairo. The move follows President Carter's opposition to a Palestinian state and hints Carter may visit Egypt next Wednesday to meet President Sadat.
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United Press International
Egypt
Middle East
Jordan West Bank
Gaza Strip
Cairo
Mohammed Kamel
U.S
Hermann F. Eilts
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Time Stands Still As Leap Second Adjusts Clocks
The Commerce Department says a one second leap second will be added at midnight in London to align world clocks with Earth's rotation. In the United States the moment occurs at 7 p.m. EST Saturday, delaying New Year celebrations by one moment.
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Washington
UPS
Commerce Department
London
United States
Soviet Carrier Kiev Moves Through North Atlantic Mystery
The Soviet aircraft carrier Kiev, described by intelligence sources as the world's most heavily armed warship, steams southwest of Ireland on its first extended voyage since leaving the Barents Sea port 18 months ago. The destination remains unknown to the Pentagon as Carter travels abroad and Middle East peace talks are sensitive.
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Washington
UPS
Kiev
North Atlantic
Pentagon
Ireland
Barents Sea
Carter
Middle East
Winter storm watch with heavy snow possible tonight
A winter storm watch is in effect tonight with snow likely and temperatures falling. Highs today in the mid 30s, lows near 20, and winds north to northeast 10 to 19 mph, rising tonight. Births list several local families welcoming babies and a few deaths are reported for Lucy Collingwood, Francille Temple, and Robert Andreano.
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Lucy Collingwood
New London
Francille Temple
Bellevue
Robert C. Andreano
Elyria
Ohio
Winter Storm Expands Across West Toward Ohio Valley
A major winter storm that dumped snow on Washington and Wyoming moves into Colorado and the Dakotas and spreads toward the Midwest and Great Lakes. Northeast Ohio faces a winter storm watch with up to heavy snowfall possible and temperatures near 20.
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N. Ohio
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakotas
Mississippi
Carter arrives in Iran for talks on energy and peace
President Carter lands in Tehran after anti American demonstrations are dispersed. He meets Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to discuss oil supplies and arms while security remains tight. He plans to meet King Hussein of Jordan on Sunday and a bomb blast at the America Iran Society is noted.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Carter
Shah
Middle East
Moscow
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
U.S
Hussein
Jordan
Jimmy
Jimmy Jimmy
Agricultural Society of Iran
America
American Friends of the
America-Iran Society
Judge rules Playboy used Groucho likeness without consent
UPI reports US District Judge Morris Lasker found a Oui magazine layout used Groucho Marx’s likeness without permission. The photograph showed a man in baggy pants, curly hair, moustache and cigar, clearly identifying Julius Henry Groucho Marx.
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New York
UPI
Morris Lasker
Groucho Marx
Lasker
Playboy
Groucho
Julius Henry
Groucho) Marx
Reflector Introduces Expanded TV Listings in New Style
The Reflector begins a new TV listings format on pages 4 and 8 created with TV Computog Services of Nutley NJ. Publisher James Londot says the schedule is more complete and shows all channels in the circulation area with full-day listings on holidays and weekends and evening listings on weekdays.
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Reflector
TV Computog Services, Inc
Nutley
N. J
James Londot
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Maple Tree
Whittlesey Ave
Formsaglio’s
U.S. 250 South
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Ray
Maria
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Tj’s Bar and Grill
Shamrock Tavern
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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