Playboy Sued Over TV Remark About Princess
In Brazil, Prince Rainier sues Francisco Scarpa for defamation over remarks about Princess Caroline of Monaco. Criminal charges could bring 18 months in prison or a $4 million penalty. Scarpa previously claimed Caroline was among his amorous partners. he denies wrongdoing.
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Playboy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Caroline of
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Rainier
Francisco ‘‘Chiquinho
Scarpa
Caroline
Antonio Claudio Mariz de Oliveira
de Oliveira
Ibrahim
Ute Dussel
Hollywood Sign Faces Final Restoration Push
The Hollywood sign, spanning the hillside above Hollywood Boulevard, is decaying after 54 years. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce estimates a restoration cost of about 110000, with only 4000 donated so far. The group plans a benefit with local entertainers to raise funds.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hollywoodland
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood Boulevard
Mike Sims
The
Chamber of Commerce
California
Sims
Budget Pinch May Nix Trips
Norwalk schools face cuts to trips and meetings as budget pressures mount. Supt. Rubright seeks board input on continuing travel, with a special meeting set for Jan 25. Several staff trips were approved, with mostly transportation costs covered by the district.
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Norwalk
James Rubright
Board of Education
Board
William Meese
Columbus
Rubright
Sai
Meese
Rllbright
Ohio School Boards Association
Ohio
Windows Smashed In Three Autos Near Friendly Corners Tavern
Vandals smashed windows in three autos in the Townsend Avenue area near Friendly Corners Tavern early this morning. James Fortson reported a passenger side window smashed in a car in the Friendly Corners lot. Thomas A. Sanders said his passenger window was broken between 9 30 p.m. and 1 40 a.m. Michael B. Smith reported the driver's window of his sports car in front of Huron Landmark at 82 Townsend Ave was smashed.
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Friendly Corners Tavern
Townsend Avenue
James Fortson
Collins
Friendly Corners
Thomas A. Sanders
Berlin Heights
Michael B. Smith
Whittlesey Ave
Huron Landmark
Townsend Ave
Milan Village council reelects Bogan as president
Milan Council reelects George Bogan as president of the Milan Village council. Mayor Robert Bickley reports 449 police complaints in 1976 with 217 traffic arrests and 105 accidents. He urges residents to report crimes during Friday complaint hour.
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George Bogan
Milan Village
Robert Bickley
Council
Richard Young
Dorr Chevrolet
Huron County
Bogan
Milan Manor
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