Spas Agree To Cooling Off Period And Penalties
Nine Jack LaLanne health spas will offer a three day cooling off period to new members and pay over 26000 in civil penalties. The settlement, signed by Superior Court Commissioner Lee Ragins, resolves a suit by State Attorney General Evelle Younger accusing high pressure sales and misleading ads. Younger cited insulting comments about weight and appearance by staff.
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Nixon Fans Greet Former President in Canton China
Tens of thousands of Chinese students and workers welcome Richard Nixon in Canton as he completes an eight day tour of China. He leaves Sunday from Canton for the United States aboard a Chinese jetliner. Coca Cola settles with Howard Johnsons over trademarks in Atlanta. Ho Jo cola must be served with clear labeling that Coca Cola is not available.
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Hearst Brainwashing Experts Conclude Defense Case
Psychiatrist Robert Lifton, of Yale, wraps his testimony in the Hearst trial noting Patricia Hearst endured brutal treatment by her kidnappers. He calls her condition a traumatic neurosis from six weeks in a closet and the SLA's coercive persuasion.
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Soviet Winter Wheat Loss Estimated At One Quarter
UPI reports preliminary Agriculture Department figures indicating cold February weather may have caused about 25 percent winter-kill in Soviet winter wheat. Despite the loss, officials say the overall winter grain harvest could stay near normal due to replanting to spring wheat and other crops.
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Weather Summary and Local Notices for Norwalk Area
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with a 20 to 40 percent shower chance. Lows in the lower 30s, highs Sunday mid 40s to 50. Marriage licenses issued to Buday Hauser and Borgia Pettit, all Norwalk. Birth of a girl to Stewart Mattlage. Deaths: Fritz Cooper 50 of rural New London and John Buurma Sr. 80 Celeryville.
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Norwalk Readers Clash Over Pinball Heaven Open House
A Reflector forum item reports that only two parents attended an open house at Pinball Heaven in Norwalk sparking debate on whether parents neglect their children. Voter poll lines invite two options with calls to vote by midnight.
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Vermont man claims to be Lindbergh baby kin in Maui suit
Kenneth W. Kerwin seeks recognition of his identity and a share of Charles Lindbergh's estate in Maui Circuit Court. Attorneys say the case centers on identity rather than money, with Kerwin alleging he was raised by a kidnapper after the 1932 abduction. A March 9 circuit hearing is scheduled.
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Ford Decries Cuban Intervention as Angolan Troop Move
President Ford warned Fidel Castro against armed intervention in the Western Hemisphere calling Cuba an international outlaw for sending 12 000 soldiers to Angola and pledged U S measures if similar moves occur He spoke during a Florida primary campaign swing and urged accelerated citizenship processing for Cuban refugees in south Florida with Miami as a focus for new examiners and possible quota relief.
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Continental Cable Defends Hike in Court Fight
Continental Cablevision argues Norwalk and Bellevue cannot block a rate rise after not objecting to 1974 terms. The company seeks dismissal of the injunction request and costs, claiming no valid cause of action and that a rate increase is only contemplated. Attorneys Tom and Hering and Paul L. Carpenter represent the firm in Common Pleas Court.
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Walt Disney Escape To Witch Mountain Showings This Weekend
The film Escape To Witch Mountain will screen at 8 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center in Norwalk. In Sunday events, the Norwalk Jaycees host an Italian Dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the VFW Hall with tickets priced 2.25 and 1.75 dollars. St Pauls Mardi Gras runs 6 p.m. to midnight Sunday at the social hall with no admission charge and adults only.
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Funeral for Ex Supremes Star Draws Huge Detroit Crowd
Thousands of pop music fans packed New Bethel Baptist Church to honor Florence Ballard, with Diana Ross and Mary Wilson among mourners and Stevie Wonder present. After the service, fans rushed wreaths to take souvenirs, while Rev. C L Franklin urged order. Ballard, 32, died of a heart attack, leaving three daughters and a history of poverty before recent improvement.
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Gas bills spark public anger in Norwalk hits Columbia Gas
Norwalk residents vent heat at Columbia Gas Co as rates rise since 1970 by over 70 percent. Local manager Charles Sneddon faces taunts about his daughter Denise's dad while Debra White handles 90 percent of front office complaints. Legislation Senate Bill 94 threatens PUCO power and company profits, prompting fear the bill could cripple Columbia Gas.
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Clarksfield House Burns After Fast Fire
Franks Stentz home on Ohio 60 north of Clarksfield was ruined when the front portion burned Friday morning. William Stentz, 20, escaped from a bedroom window as the roof collapsed. The back section remained standing, but the family cannot live there and stays with Mrs Graves in Wakeman.
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