Edward G. Robinson Awarded Honorary Oscar
The Motion Picture Academy voted an honorary award for Edward G. Robinson who has acted in 101 films since 1923. Robinson, 79, has been hospitalized for over a week for an undisclosed ailment.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1973
Page
1
The Motion Picture Academy voted an honorary award for Edward G. Robinson who has acted in 101 films since 1923. Robinson, 79, has been hospitalized for over a week for an undisclosed ailment.
In Tallahassee Gov. Askew designates January 14 as Miami Dolphins Day and mocks President Nixon for backing the Redskins in the Super Bowl while seeking DC goodwill. He recalls Nixon's play-calling for the Dolphins, who lost 24 to 3. In Los Angeles Newsman William Farr, freed after 46 days for contempt, vows no books or lectures and returns to the courthouse beat after Supreme Court order pending appeal.
Glenn W. Turner founder of the Dare To Be Great program pleads no contest to five misdemeanor unfair trade practices charges and pays 2500. Co defendant David Baumann also pleads no contest to three counts and pays 1500. They were charged with unregistered securities and unregistered franchise sales.
Diplomatic observers note Kissinger's return to Key Biscayne for consultations with President Nixon. They say progress at Paris talks may exist, but negotiations likely reached a crucial stage needing Nixon’s decisive compromise.
Fresno County deputies issued an arrest warrant for Robert Gonzales of Sanger after pilot William Kanawyer spotted a suspicious car during a burglary upsurge. The chase covered 12 miles of country roads before the driver ditched the car and fled. Items belonging to Kanawyer were recovered.
Weather shows increasing cloudiness and milder tonight with a low around 25 to 30 and a high near 40s Sunday. Precipitation chances near zero today, 20 percent tonight and Sunday. Marriage licenses issued for five couples in Willard Wakeman and Greenwich. Births listed for Milan Monroeville. Deaths include Berlin Heights Norwalk New London Orwell.
Mrs. Lynn Baer of Northbrook speaks after giving birth to quintuplets born Jan. 5 at Highland Park Hospital. She and husband James expected multiple births from Perganol and express joy, noting the babies are active and in Evanston Hospital care with a daily update from her husband.
Ohio faces a serious natural gas shortage with utilities limiting new customers and cutting industrial use. Dayton Power and Light and four major suppliers report prioritizing residential demand while urging conservation and alternative fuels.
Norwalk City Council will consider a resolution opposing an Army Corps of Engineers plan to bring wastewater from the Cleveland Akron area into Huron County. Water committee concerns focus on future water supply from the East Branch of the Huron River and potential runoff affecting purification.
Former Ohio governor James A. Rhodes announces his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1974 and says he can and shall win. He may seek a court ruling on eligibility and will file petitions with GOP leaders within two weeks. Rhodes, who led Ohio from 1962 to 1970, is circling a return to state office amid party competition.
Washington coach George Allen faces a fines total around two thousand dollars after concealing an injured player for a December playoff game. Commissioner Rozelle, noting past fines, says the NFL will apply the penalty after the upcoming Super Bowl. The disclosure follows earlier sanctions for drafting errors and other rule violations.
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