Actress Loretta Young Threatens $10 Million Suit Over Myra Breckenridge Clips
Loretta Young's attorney said a $10 million damage suit will be filed against 20th Century Fox unless portions of the film Myra Breckenridge are deleted. Clips from Young's movie were used without authorization, with a Wednesday deadline for removal.
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Cleveland
UPI
Loretta Young
20Th Century Fox
Myra Breckenridge
Richard M. Bertsch
Miss Young
Man in Indian dress sits atop Treaty Rock for education fundraiser
An 18 year old Greenville man climbed Treaty Rock near the city building and vowed to stay until 150 is donated for a special education programming device. Tom Riegle wore moccasins and a leather vest and aimed funds to Parents for Improvement of Special Education. His sister Deborah is a student in special education.
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Greenville, Ohio
UPI
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Tom Riegle
Greenville High School
Greenville Board of Education
Deborah
Cleveland Transit Garbagemen Ratify New City Contract
One thousand nine hundred Transit Union members approve a two year contract raising pay by 75 cents an hour, 40 cents the first year. Municipal Foremen and Laborers Union Local 1099 and Teamster Local 244 accept a 65 cent per hour hike. City truck drivers did not strike.
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UPI
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Perry sues CBS Fox Xerox and others over Black History program
Lincoln Theodore Perry files a 3 million lawsuit in U S District Court accusing CBS Columbia Pictures Xerox Indiana Broadcasting and 20th Century Fox of privacy invasion and character damage. Co conspirator Bill Cosby named in the suit which centers on the CBS program Black History Lost Stolen or Forgotten. In a separate remark U S Representative Donald Lukens questions Panther police abuse reports noting 20 Panthers killed since 1968 and clarifying causes of death.
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UPI
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Perry
Columbia Broadcasting Systems Inc
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Xerox Corp
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U.S
Bill Cosby
CBS
Washington
Donald Lukens
Ohio
Black Panther Party
Lukens
Weather and life events from Norwalk area today
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs in the lower 70s. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows near 50. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures with highs mid to upper 70s. Thursday stays fair and warmer. Precipitation chances: 20 percent today, 10 percent tonight, near zero Wednesday. Westerly winds 10 to 15 mph today, then light and variable tonight and Wednesday. Also notes: marriage license applications for William S. Johnson and Susan A. Stang. births in Norwalk. deaths listed for several residents.
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Norwalk
North Dakota Governor backs drug control idea at Ohio summit
At the Midwestern Governors Conference in Columbus North Dakota Governor William L. Guy floated examining control of drugs as an alternative to prohibition. Illinois Governor Ogilvie disputed equating drugs with alcohol while Kansas Governor Docking framed a three point program: law enforcement education and rehabilitation.
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Columbus
UPI
North Dakota
William L. Guy
Guy
Robert Docking
Kansas
Frank L. Farrae
South Dakota
Congress Voices Doubt On Migrant Problems
Sen Mondale and Dr Lipscomb outline dire migrant living conditions in Hidalgo County Texas. A field team treated 1,400 people over four days and found widespread parasites and contaminated drinking water in six of eight sources. The debate centers on congressional action and enforcement.
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Mondale
Hidalgo County
Tex
Wheeler
Harry S. Lipscomb
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Lipscomb
Second KU student killed in racial turmoil riots
In Lawrence Kansas a white University of Kansas freshman, Harry Nick Rice 18 of Leawood was shot in the back of the head by a single bullet during a confrontation with police. A second youth Merton Olds 25 of Topeka was wounded in the leg and a policeman injured by a rock as violence erupted near the campus. A firebombing was reported and a car overturned amid protests sparked by last week's shooting of a Black man by an officer.
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Mike Elwell
Merton Olds
Topeka
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Olds
Douglas County
Dan Young
Wellington man fined for cutting car top and other brief items
Wayne Cottrell 26 of Wellington pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property for cutting a car top and was fined 500 dollars, jailed 30 days with sentence suspended, five years probation, and restitution ordered. Mark Schwiefert 19 of rural Willard pleaded not guilty to forgery for signing his mother Rita Schwiefert’s name on a 17 dollar check. bond set at 3000 cash or 6000 property. Memorial Lake Park outdoor concert set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday inviting amateur musicians to participate. Sheriff cruiser purchase approved after no bids met advertised specs. one bid rejected due to wording. Minor accident at Norwalk Bargain Center parking lot. Rick Koelsch backing out struck vehicle owned by Daisy Oney driven by Nancy Oney at 2 p.m.
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Wayne Cottrell
Wellington
Mark W. Schwiefert
Willard
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Schwiefert
Rita Schwiefert
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk Bargain Center
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Rick Koelsch
Huron
Daisy Oney
Nancy Oney
Realtor Seeks Tenants for Norwalk Truck Lines Building
Delahunt Real Estate of Huron says it holds exclusive rights to sell the vacant Norwalk Truck Lines office building on Milan Avenue. It reports an investor is ready to purchase if tenants can be secured for 30 percent of the space, with a feasibility study favoring multi tenant occupancy for productive reuse.
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Huron Real Estate
Norwalk ‘Truck Lines
Milan Avenue
Delahunt Real Estate
James F. Delahunt
Wakeman Homecoming Weekend Promises Big Town Event
Wakeman hosts a multi day homecoming with a queen contest featuring Pam Hull Robin Hammond Carol Tkach Sandy Dillon Kathy French Sharon Forester Mary Ellen Murray and Kathy Olcott. A parade bands games skin diving barbecue queen ball and a water fight cap the festivities.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve High School
Pam Hull
Robin Hammond
Collins
Carol Tkach
Sandy Dillon
Kathy French
Sharon Forester
Mary Ellen Murray
Kathy Olcott
Hartland
Pearl Street
Western Reserve
New London
Toledo
Congregational Church
St. Mary's
Elyria Cascade Chordsmen
Grange Hall
Norwalk Reflector Want Ads Invite Readers to Advertise
Local want ads invite residents to find or offer goods and services. The notice promotes using the Norwalk Reflector platform to post requests and listings, encouraging community members to connect through affordable, locally targeted advertisements.
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Norwalk
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