Nixon spot on temple labeled non malignant blemish
President Nixon has a dark skin blemish near his right temple described as a non malignant senile keratosis by his physician Dr. Walter Tkach after examination by a dermatologist. The doctor said the blemish is currently harmless but may be removed if needed.
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San Clemente
Calif
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Panic buying hits Athens as crisis looms
In Athens shoppers form long lines outside Marinopoulos as shelves empty quickly amid reports of invasion and mobilization. Olive oil pasta and rice are snapped up while Greek authorities assess the situation.
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Athens
UPI
Turkey
Cyprus
Marinopoulos
Sunshine Bill opens Pennsylvania meetings to public
Gov Milton J Shapp signed the Sunshine Bill into law requiring all state and local government meetings to be open to the public. Private votes are illegal except for judiciary and certain executive sessions.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Nudists Free on Los Angeles Beaches by Court Ruling
Superior Court Judge David N. Eagles blocked enforcement of the city anti-nudity law hours after it took effect. The ruling follows a request from the American Civil Liberties Union, despite city council mayor and police opposition.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
David N. Eagles
American Civil Liberties Union
Weather Outlook And Local Life Events
Sunny breezy cooler today with highs upper 70s and cooler tonight with upper 50s. Sunday remains sunny with highs in the low 80s. Gusty north to northeast winds today, easterly tonight. Also notices: marriage license for Mark W. Catalano and Cheryle A. Stone. birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Stephen Simonds. deaths of Marshall W Garrett and Larry C Wooten.
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Mark W. Catalano
Norwalk
Cheryle A. Stone
Cambridge
Dietician
Stephen Simonds
Bellevue
Man Shot By Police In Poor Condition
A man shot by a Norwalk police officer while fleeing a mobile home park remains in intensive care at a Toledo hospital. Richard L. Hutchinson, 33, of Lima, was shot twice after failing to halt as officers tried to arrest him on an abduction charge stemming from a June incident involving a nine year old girl.
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Norwalk
Toledo
Richard L. Hutchinson
Lima
Information Office
Medical College of Ohio Hospital
Hutchinson
Jefferson St
Ptl
Gary B. DeWalt
William W. Owens
Chatterboxes Have Boron in Norwalk Softball Invite
Greenwich's Chatterbox faces top women’s slow pitch teams in the seventh Norwalk Women’s Slow Pitch Invitational. Mary Baron a Canton-born slugger for Chatterbox belts a 275 to 290 foot homer and posts a batting average around .550 as the team battles in a weekend tournament. Turkish invasion of Cyprus escalates, Greek forces mobilize, fighting centers on Nicosia and Kyrenia with UN ceasefire proposals rejected.
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Mary Boron
Greber
Camper Sales
Norwalk
Jack Lolla
Chatterbox
Boron
Canton
Greenwich
John Rusynyk
Mary
Nicosia
United Nations
U.N
Limassol
Makarios
Turkey
Cyprus
Bulent Ecevit
Anakara
Kent State Students Dig On Cyprus Amid Island Conflict
Fourteen Kent State University students conduct an archeological dig on Cyprus under James R. Carpenter. The rural site near a copper mine northwest of Nicosia aims to uncover a Bronze Age settlement as Turkish forces invade Kyrenia and approach Nicosia. President Glenn Olds notes the dig may illuminate Greek Turkish tensions.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Cyprus
Turkey
James R. Carpenter
Kent State
Nicosia
Makarios
Kyrenia
Mediterranean
Glenn Olds
New London Cyclist Killed in Head-On Collision
A 20-year-old New London man, Larry C. Wooten, died after his motorcycle collided head on with a pickup driven by Harry L. Grosscup at 1 a.m. on Main Street. Wooten died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Investigators question how the bike struck while Grosscup began a left turn. Wooten, a Kidd Paving worker and U.S. Army veteran, leaves a wife and a one-year-old daughter. funeral arrangements are announced by Eastman Funeral Home with services at Freewill Baptist Church in Collins.
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New London
Larry C. Wooten
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wooten
Main Street
Harry L. Grosscup
Washburn Street
Grosscup
Ohio Body Manufacturing Co
Barbara Hamilton
Kidd Paving Construction Co
Lorain
U.S. Army
Emmagene Wooten
Milan
George Wooten
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Emmett Carroll
Huron
Freewill Baptist Church
Collins
Tom Lewis
Collins Cemetery
Eastman Funeral Home
Norwalk Arts and Events Lineup Tonight
Nowalk The Towne and Country Players present The Music Man at 8 tonight. Women’s slow pitch tournament continues tonight and tomorrow at McGuan Park. Norwalk Jaycees Frontier Rodeo runs performances tonight at 8 and tomorrow at 2 30 p.m.
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McGuan Park
Norwalk
Jaycees Frontier Rodeo
Man seeks refund from church for promised blessings
Hugh McNatt filed a handwritten suit in county court seeking the return of $800 donated to Allapattah Baptist Church in 1971. He says the pastor promised blessings, benefits and rewards for giving 10 percent of wealth and asserts he has received none. A trial was set for Oct. 15 after urging settlement negotiations with the church’s lawyer.
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Miami
UPI
Hugh McNatt
Allapattah Baptist Church
McNutt
McNatt
Mattie Belle Davis
Jeffrey Tew
Church
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