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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1977

Page

2

We Will See Freddie Again Says The Man At Funeral

Hollywood mourners attend Freddie Prinze funeral where Jack Albertson says we will see him again and hear him in immortality via reruns. About 1,000 people gather including Lucille Ball and Pat Morita as Prinze’s will leaves most assets to his mother and a trust for his 10 month old son Freddie Jr.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI Chico Hollywood Hills Freddie Jack Albertson Freddie Prinze Albertson Chico and the Man Prinze Paul Anka Muhammad Ali Johnny Carson Sammy Davis, Jr Groucho Marx Henry Winkler Jonathan Winters Kather Prinze Heau’riday Tony Orlando Forest Lawn Mary Preutzel van Nuys Calif Freddie Jr Karl Preutzel

FTC official criticized for dirty Arab remark targets Nader

Washington (UPI) A federal trade commissioner faced a push to be fired after allegedly calling Ralph Nader a dirty Arab at a Arlington Virginia grocery industry meeting on Jan 17. Dixon a Kennedy appointee said he did not recall using the phrase though he admitted calling Nader dirty and a lying SOB citing irritation with a 1969 FTC report by Nader's Raiders.

Carter The FTC Nader Arlington Dixon John F. Kennedy Michael Saba Association of Arab Americans Raders

Storm Victim Harold Newton and Four Em ployees Die in Blizzard

In Fostoria Ohio Harold Newton 45 owner of a tree trimming firm and four Springfield men 18 44 47 29 died in a blizzard after their cars ran out of gas or became stranded The county coroner ruled carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause Newton communicated by citizen band radio with Evelyn Seals before vanishing Seals described Newton giving wrong directions and attempting to aid his colleagues before succumbing The bodies were found along a rural road near Fostoria Friday night The car with Newton was found within three quarters of a mile from Seals home

Fostoria, Ohio UPI Harold Newton Citizens Band Evelyn Seals Fostoria Newton

Ohio Not Major Disaster Area Says Federal Investigator

Federal disaster investigator Leo McNamee touring Ohio says the state does not appear to be a major disaster area though a presidential emergency declaration is likely. He notes possible federal help to prevent further disasters from spring flooding and winter storm damage in 35 counties with National Guard aid and ongoing state evaluations.

Columbus UPI Ohio Leo McNamee Federal Disaster Agency Jimmy Carter McNamee Dennis Kwastkowski James A. Rhodes Ohio River Rhodes Carter Kwiatkowski Washington Court House Fayette County James Clem National Guard

Dick Clark Remains Baby Faced Host for Bandstand 25th Anniversary

Hollywood packed with musical legends as Dick Clark marks 25 years of American Bandstand. The anniversary show will feature 112 stars from the 50s to 70s, including the Everly Brothers, Johnny Cash, Barry Manilow, Elton John, David Bowie, and Cher. Pat Boone joins, while Chubby Checker revives The Twist.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI Dick Clark Clark Abc-Tv Lawrence Rence Everly Brothers Johnny Cash Barry Manilow Sonn Cher Helen Reddy Paul Anka Elton John David Bowie Paul Williams Pat Boone Boone Pat Chubby Checker

Bumper Beat: Three Cars Struck While Parked Over Weekend

Kenneth A. Case of 119 E Main St reported his car was struck while parked Thursday. Ketsy Hawkins of 13 Oaks Apts said her auto was hit Friday. Fred H. Hacker of Greenwich reported damage to his auto on 68 Norwood Ave. A North Fairfield man was cited for failing to stop after rear ending a truck near Whittlesey Ave and Monroe St. William E. Meek, 31, was charged after his car hit a truck driven by Earl J. Behringer, 51, of rural Norwalk.

Kenneth A. Case E. Main St Ketsy Hawkins Oaks Apts Fred H. Hacker Greenwich Norwood Ave North Fairfield Whittlesey Avenue Monroe Street William E. Meek Earl J. Behringer Norwalk

Pushinka the White House dog wins caretaker’s heart

Irvin Williams, the White House groundskeeper for 28 years, cared for Pushinka the Kennedy era dog amid rumors of espionage. The dog, now 16, survived cancer operations and remains fondly remembered by Williams, who notes pet differing across administrations and cites the Carter pets Grits Amy J B Misty and Blueberry.

Pamela Reeves Washington UPI White House Irvin Williams Nikita Khrushchev Caroline Strelka Earth Pushinka Russia Carters Carter J.B Williams Lincoln Andrew Johnson

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