Slaying case stalls as lineup fails to ID youth
In Columbus witnesses did not positively identify the accused youth in a police lineup for the slaying of a Columbus Central High School teacher and a cafeteria manager. Donald Banks, 17, remains in custody on delinquency charges after a Sept. 14 escape from a juvenile facility. Banks turned himself in for questioning Saturday and had been sought since Friday.
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Wallace signals stay in Democratic fold after Mississippi caucus wins
In Jackson Mississippi George Wallace said he plans to stay in the Democratic party after sweeping two-fifths of the votes in Mississippi precinct caucuses. He noted he has ruled out running as a third party candidate as returns come in from Mississippi. It contrasted with four years ago when caucuses favored George McGovern and Shirley Chisholm.
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Alabama
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Weather and local notices from January 26 1976
Chance of snow flurries and colder tonight with lows 15 to 20 and mostly cloudy Tuesday highs in the mid to upper 20s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 20 mph. Marriage license issued for Thomas Blinco III and Juliette L. Thompson. Obituaries include Wanda L. Hamilfar Helen Austin Elizabeth A. Austin and William J. White.
Toy chain pitches anatomically correct boy doll
A local sale ad promotes an anatomically correct boy doll for children. Voters are urged to call 668 8544 to vote yes or 668 8345 to vote no by midnight.
Mattel Faces TV Bans Over Realistic Male Doll
Mattel’s Baby Brother Tender Love, available in two skin tones, is praised for realism but blocked by TV codes. Packaging shows a nude doll with shaded privates and a disclosure note, while marketing shifts toward print aimed at mothers and caution about regulatory disclosure.
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Calif
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Mattel Toy Co
Mattel
North Fairfield Man Dies In House Fire
Alfred G. Knoll 78 died in a Ridge Road fire four miles south of Norwalk. Fire crews from North Fairfield Norwalk Monroeville battled flames after Dr. William Holman preliminarily ruled accidental death. Funeral plans set in Norwalk with burial in North Fairfield Cemetery.
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Alfred G. Knoll
Harold Fife
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Audience Upstages Cast In Capital Bicentennial Show
A 2000 seat Kennedy Center bicentennial gala drew 2200 guests including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, President Ford, and Hollywood notables. Tickets ranged 25 to 3000 dollars as the event spanned four hours with a Sullivan-like mix of music and celebrity appearances. The audience frequently dominated the night with jubilant reception for Mrs Onassis and other Kennedy family members.
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Kennedy
Alejandro Orfila
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Nelson Rockefeller
Happy
Norwalk Doctor Dr A H Kimmel dies after 42 years service
Dr. Alexander H. Kimmel a Norwalk physician for 42 years died Sunday night at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. He was 73 and lived at 10 Warren Drive. He received the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Dedicated Service Award in 1970. He served as chief of surgery at Norwalk Memorial and Fisher-Titus hospitals and led the Norwalk Clinic started in 1962 with Dr. Thomas. He was a WWII Air Force Medical Corps veteran and held memberships in multiple masonic bodies. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery with services Tuesday. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Burma-China
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Cleveland
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Toledo
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Carl M. Fogt
Stuart
Fla
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Sydney
Ohio
Heuston
Milton Schramm
Monroeville
Woodlawn
American Cancer Society
Homes Flood On Scranton Road Blame Builder
Four homeowners on Scranton Road allege shoddy construction by Richard Opper led to flooding from melting snow and rain. They petition the Farmers Home Administration for repairs while noting drainage failures and noncompliant foundations. FHA officials cite inspection limits and possible liability shifts.
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Scranton Road
Carroll Lewis
William Franklin
Lee Woods
John Coonrad
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FHA
Richard Opper
Lewis
Clarence Ellett
Ellett
County Health Board
Norwalk
William Hogan
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