Elizabeth Taylor arrives in Los Angeles amid Burton split rumors
Elizabeth Taylor, separated from Richard Burton, lands in Los Angeles from New York. Peter Lawford denies being the villain, says he feels affection for Miss Taylor but cites personal marital issues. In Mentor Ohio a traffic court trial option allows blood donation with a $30 credit toward fines.
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Like Ghost Out Of Past Old Train Chugs Through Norwalk
The Independence Limited steams into Norwalk with 400 riders on a Chicago to Washington trip. Passengers admire the 35 mph daylight ride aboard Southern Railway steam locomotive No. 4501 as families and seniors enjoy the nostalgia and scenery.
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North Pleasant Street
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Washington, D.C
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Attorney Falls to Withdraw in First Degree Murder Case
Attorney Henry E. Young asked to withdraw from defending Larry D. Robinson on a first degree murder charge. Judge Robert J. Vetter stated Young will continue as Robinson's lawyer. Robinson is charged in the April 6 death of Mrs. Alice Womack, a Norwalk and Willard taxi operator found in her car behind Greenwood Cemetery. The trial was continued to adapt to new Ohio procedures with no new date set.
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Alice Womack
Norwalk
Willard
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Ohio
Government actions raise savings yields and mortgage rates
Washington officials announced steps that lift savings account interest but increase the interest on FHA and VA insured home mortgages. The measures drew immediate debate on benefits and costs for citizens and the broader economy.
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Weather calmer with sun through Saturday in Norwalk
Considerable sunshine and pleasant today and Saturday with high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows around 59 and a 0 to 10 percent chance of rain by Saturday. Winds shift from variable to southerly through the period. Marriage licenses issued for several local couples. Death notices for Mr. Robert Orheim and Mr. Jim Clary.
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Truckers to gain up to 32000 annual under new Teamsters pact
The Teamsters announced a 33 month contract with trucking firms that would raise many local drivers’ base pay to about 15000 per year and long distance drivers to over 20500 with overtime pushing earnings above 32000. Meals rise to 7 dollars per day and weekly pension health funds add 16 dollars per driver. After 20 years service retirement would reach 550 dollars monthly plus Social Security.
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Parkway Idea Still Lives as Easement Hurdle Looms
Mayor Wayne Goodsite plans to task Vernis George with exploring federal or state planning grants for a Norwalk Creek parkway. The project faces a 100 percent property owner easement requirement and past debris removal work highlighted access issues. The Park and Recreation Commission backed the idea, with phased development from Old State Road to creek end and possible bike trail and picnic areas.
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Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk Creek
Vernis George
Old State Road
James Seitz
East Elm Street
Two Brothers Severely Burned After Parma Fireworks Device
In Parma Ohio two brothers aged 10 and 8 were seriously burned after finding a device near Parmatown Shopping Center and taking it home. Nicholas Pandolfi suffered burns over about 40 percent of his body while John had burns over roughly 30 percent. Police described the device as possibly fireworks related and the incident occurred around 7 p.m. at or near the shopping center.
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Parma
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Junk cars must be removed from Kirbawy property court rules
Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter upheld the city’s claim that Kirbawy operates an illegal junkyard. Kirbawy must remove two unoperable vehicles weekly and clear remaining scrap metal and junk from the lots with “all deliberate speed,” while Service Director Krogh reports on compliance.
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George Kirbawy
North West Street
Kirbawy
Marian Dr
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Kilbawy
West Street
Ohio 61
East Norwalk
Huron Man Shot In Parking Lot At Plant
Ray Bryant a 40 year old man was shot in the head and found in the New Departure Hyatt plant parking lot on Hayes Avenue Perkins. Robert P Roberts 25 of Indianapolis arrested charged with the shooting held on 10000 bond. Roberts a divorced from Bryant daughter was arrested in Port Clinton after a background check showed a recent dispute between the men.
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Port Clinton
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