Playboy Press to Publish Agnew Novel A Very Special Relationship
UPI reports Playboy Press won a bid among five publishers to publish former Vice President Spiro Agnew’s novel tentatively titled A Very Special Relationship about a fictitious vice president amid a Soviet U S confrontation. Scott Meredith announced the deal, noting Playboy is a unit of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Enterprises. Treasure Island returns theme girl Zoe Dell Lantis, now Mrs. E J Nutter, for a 35th anniversary event. she remains 35-25-35 in measurements.
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New York
UPI
Playboy Press
Spiro T. Agnew
Scott Meredith
Agnew
Hugh Hefner
Playboy Enterprises
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Zoe Dell Lantis
E.J. Nutter
Xenia
Credit card suits target cash customer discrimination
Consumers Union sues American Express and BankAmericard in U S District Court claiming the firms force merchants to discriminate against cash customers. The suit seeks a court order requiring merchants to charge the same price to cash and credit buyers.
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Washington
UPI
Consumers Union Today
American Express
BankAmericard
U.S
Rose Kennedy Hospitalized for Diagnostic Tests
Rose Kennedy 83 mother of John F. Kennedy and widow of Joseph Kennedy was admitted to St. Marys Hospital West Palm Beach for diagnostic tests. The report notes her relations to Sen. Edward Kennedy and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Rose Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Palm Beach
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Hearst Meets Deadline in Kidnapped Daughter Crisis
Randolph Hearst marked Patricia Hearst's 20th birthday by backing a vast relief drive to feed 100000 needy people for a year. The plan, tied to his People In Need project, would establish a free food bank overseen by radicals and guided by a Washington state welfare expert.
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San Francisco
UPI
Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Washington State
Patricia Hearst
Senate Watergate panel to end public hearings
The Senate Watergate committee voted 6-1 to end the public hearings that began May 17, ending a high profile televised phase of the investigation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Ohio town closes schools over influenza outbreak
Lancaster health officials ordered all public and non public schools closed through next Monday due to a flu outbreak. About 8,000 students are enrolled and 2,244 were absent Tuesday as authorities hope a five day break will let the illness run its course.
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Lancaster
Ohio
UPI
Weather and life events in Norwalk area
Mostly sunny today with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s and a fair tonight with 20s. Thursday brings increasing clouds and a 40 percent chance of rain with highs in the 40s. Local records note marriages in Wakeman and Norwalk births in Milan and Huron, and the death of Mrs. Helen Bigelow White of Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Downtown Dodge plans new showroom after November fire
James Farmer of Downtown Dodge, Inc. announces a spring rebuild on East Seminary Street after a $75,000 November fire gutted the former showroom, offices, and parts department. The new L shaped building will double the showroom size and add more overhead doors for increased car handling. Construction will start as weather permits.
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James Farmer
Downtown
Dodge, Inc
Farmer
Dodge
East Seminary Street
Sick Season Swells 102 Patients At FT Hospital
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital reports 102 patients during the winter season with 13 mothers in the maternity ward, over capacity by four. Admin Richard Westhofen notes the surge follows holidays and that elective surgeries are postponed. ICU remodeling temporarily reduces beds.
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FT Hospital
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Richard Westhofen
Westhofen
Fisher-Titus
Police Cruisers Collide Prompting New City Rules
Two Norwalk police cruisers collided on February 9 in the ambulance garage driveway off Water Street. Damage totaled about 450 dollars with insurance covering most. The incident, delayed for 11 days, led to new city rules for investigations and immediate reporting.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
L.C. Hilson
Wayne Goodsite
City Ambulance Department
Water Street
Ptl
Todd Wagner
Collingwood Ave
Larry Naylor
Spring St
Wagner
Naylor
Hilson
City Hall
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Seven Doctors Granted Active Staff at New London Hospital
New London Medical Services Group Inc tentatively grants active staff status to seven doctors after purchasing New London Hospital for 402 500 dollars. The group denies plans for abortion or drug clinics while outlining a 1 year probation and a 24 hour emergency room upon residency completion.
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New London
New London Medical Services Group, Inc
New London Hospital
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
Moses Krislow
Leonard Zaylor
D.O
Zaylor
Bay Village Hospital
Parma
Phillip Blitz
Fairview Hospital
Leonard Faymore
Elyria
Frank Hamilton
Barberton
Leonard Nagle
Wellington
James Payne
Michigan
James Ready
Marvin Apte
Paul Hew
Richard Sherman
Bruce A. Tancek
D.D.S
James Bender
H.D. Erlenbach
Shan Mohammed
Alvin Garrett
Robert Hoffecker
Agnes Sprague
Apte
Hew
Bender
Krislov
Faymore
Elyria Clinic
Ruth Monroe
John Thomson
New London Township
James Keifer
J.W. Stewart
Donald O’dell
Martha Sturges
Robert Harner
Bonnie Zingery
Mary Marks
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Water line breaks on Parsons Street cut service to 200 homes
A major break on Parsons Street near Scottwood Drive cut water to about 200 homes and apartments including Eastwood Drive Indian Terrace Arlington Drive and Sofios properties. Service Director Krogh reported the 10:30 incident. repairs awaited. City Engineer Widman blamed bolt deterioration from soil electrical charges and warned of similar future issues on older lines.
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Parsons Street
Parsons
Scottwood Drive
Herbert Krogh
Gallup Road
Eastwood Drive
Indian Terrace
Arlington Drive
Arlington Circle
Peter Sofios
Scottwood
Krogh
James Widman
Colorful Presidents Talk at Firelands History Meeting
Ernst L. Henes publisher of the Wellington Enterprise will speak on colorful presidents at the Firelands Historical Society meeting. His talk titled The Colorful Seven of the 37 will start at 8. The Regional Planning Commission also meets at 8 at the Huron County Highway Department.
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Ernst L. Henes
The
Wellington Enterprise
Firelands Historical Society
Norwalk Senior Center
Regional Planning Commission
Huron County Highway Department
Jefferson St
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