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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1969

Page

4

Stamp Dispute Ends in Double Fatal at Cleveland Station

In Cleveland an argument over trading stamps at a service station on the east side led to two men dead. Charles Hardway, 37, owner of the station, and Robert Lee Rankin, 23, were killed after Rankin and three others tried to sell stamps to Hardway. Police say a fight followed and the men apparently shot each other. The three accomplices fled in a car, which crashed into another vehicle during the escape.

Cleveland UPS Charles Hardway Robert Lee Rankin Rankin Hardway

Singer Receives Grammy for Best Country Female Vocal

Jeannie C. Riley smiles after winning the Grammy for the best country female vocal performance. The ceremony honored her for outstanding achievement in country music.

Jeannie C. Riley

Baja Marimba Band draws laughs and praise on TV shows

Television critic Rick Du Brow lauds Julius Wechter and the Baja Marimba Band calling them among the season's highlights. He praises their performances on NBC and ABC programs and singles Those Were the Days and Elenore as standout moments.

Hollywood UPI Herb Alpert Tijuana Brass Julius Wechter Nbc-Tv Elenore Televiewers Mary Hopkin Abc-Tv Tom Jones London Miss Hopkin ABC TV The Turtles

Solons See Flick in Ohio Legislature Meeting

A film depicting nudity was shown to 132 spectators including Ohio General Assembly members and Denison University students during a House Judiciary Committee session studying a bill to ban obscene material for youths. Rep. Robert Manning backed the bill, citing the film's point.

Columbus UPI Ohio General Assembly Denison University House Judiciary Committee

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