Appellate upholds $1 000 dog bite verdict in 1969 case
Sixth District Court of Appeals splits to affirm a $1 000 verdict for Michael Englehardt then 3 after a 1969 dog bite in Wakeman. Judge Potter and Wiley say the sum is not shockingly inadequate. Brown dissents. Original suit sought $51 000 with $89.11 costs.
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Sixth District Court of Appeals
John W. Potter
Frank W. Wiley
Michael Englehardt
Clifford F. Brown
Ronald Englehardt
Wakeman
Michael
Riley Hammond
Englehardts
Common Pleas Court
Raymond Watts
Sandusky
Hammond
Herbert F. Freeman
Weather and life events for Norwalk area on January 19 1973
Cloudy and colder with a chance of showers this morning and steady cool weather this weekend. Norwalk highs near 59 today and upper 30s to low 40s through Saturday. Births include a Greenwich boy and Bellevue twins, while marriages list two Sandusky pairs. Local deaths include Willard Monroeville and New London residents.
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Norwalk
Capital Braces For Hoopla
Thousands pour into Washington for Nixon second inauguration amid festive crowds and antiwar protest concerns. 2000 troops stand ready as Nixon returns from Florida to begin four days of events including a Smithsonian reception for Agnew and a Kennedy Center salute to states with stars Bob Hope Sinatra and Boone.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Wendell Willkie
Vietnam
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Capitol
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Spiro T. Agnew
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Smithsonian
Kennedy Center
Bob Hope
Frank Sinatra
Pat Boone
Juror Seeks New Trial in Corona Mass Murder Case
In Fairfield California Juan V. Corona 38 a Mexican national living in Yuba City was found guilty of hacking stabbing and shooting 25 itinerant farm hands in 1971. Corona's lawyer asked for a new trial after one juror said she was not fully convinced of his guilt though the verdict stood. The case is described as the worst mass murder in U S history with circumstantial evidence only.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Yuba City
Feather River
U.S
Juror Holds Out In 15th Ballot Causes Guilty Verdict
Naomi Underwood, 63, Vallejo widow, says she may have erred on the final ballot but helped secure a unanimous verdict after 46 hours of deliberation. Defense attorney Richard Hawk vows appeal while Judge Patton schedules a Jan 29 hearing on a new trial motion. Corona grim but compliant as 25 murder counts verdict is read and family reacts with anguish.
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Richard Hawk
Naomi Underwood
UPI
Hawk
Richard Patton
Corona
Slain At Muslim Center Linked To Kareem Jabbar Case
Washington police seek eight men possibly linked to the Thursday slayings at a Muslim center founded by basketball star Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Seven dead include five children and two women wounded. witnesses cite sect friction. A Black Muslim spokesman denies religious motive, noting peaceful stance.
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Washington
UPS
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Elijah Muhammed
Northwest
Bibi Khaalis
Charlotte
N.C
Reginald Hawkins
Dorothy Lamour Injured in Parking Lot Crash
Actress Dorothy Lamour, 55, lost control in a department store lot to avoid a collision, crashed into a light standard in Sherman Oaks California. She was treated at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital for a cut lip and possible broken nose.
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Sherma Oaks
Calif
UPI
Dorothy Lamour
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Baboon Chico Charms Owner and Causes Fuss at Prospect Street
Gene Roberts keeps Chico the 18 month old ring tailed baboon at his home on 80 N Prospect St. The ape climbs on people, pulls hair, and even rips dresses if teased. Chico enjoys classical music, but goes wild with rock and roll and can climb antennas when excited.
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Carol Buescher
N. Prospect St
Gene Roberts
Roberts
Chico
Africa
United States
Jungle Larry
Cedar Point
Beethoven
Prospect St
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