Birth of Victoria Fyodorova's son in Greenwich
Victoria Fyodorova, described as the “love child” of a Russian actress and an American naval officer, welcomed a son Monday in Greenwich Connecticut. Her husband Frederick Polly Pan Am pilot and her mother Zoya Fyodorova traveled from Moscow for the birth of her first grandchild.
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Victoria Fyodorova
Greenwich
Conn
Frederick Polly
Pan American World Airways
Zoya Fyodorova
Moscow
UPI
IRS agents aid probe of Gulf Oil ties to Congress
UPI reports that criminal IRS agents assist a federal grand jury investigation into alleged improper links between Gulf Oil Corp and members of Congress. A court order signed April 7 by U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasch permits use of investigative files on Gulf and congressional figures.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Grand Jury
Gulf Oil Corp
Congress
U.S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
IRS
Gulf
Bedtime drinks harm infants teeth says dentist
Dr Manouch Darvish told the Massachusetts Dental Society that giving milk juice or other carbohydrate rich liquids to babies before bed can cause root decay and lifelong dental problems. He advised offering only water to soothe a baby before sleep.
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Boston
UPI
Manouch Darvish
Massachusetts Dental Society
Darvish
Ford Sees Carter as Likeliest Opponent in November
President Ford revised his view on Democratic contenders and now expects Jimmy Carter to face him in November. UPI White House bureau chief Helen Thomas quoted Ford as preferring Hubert Humphrey as an opponent but saying Carter unsettles him because his potential is harder to gauge.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
United Press International
White House
Helen Thomas
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Mss Thomas
Carter
Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan split on Equal Rights Amendment
Betty Ford backs a constitutional amendment to guarantee equal rights for women while Nancy Reagan opposes it citing potential mischief. The stance mirrors the differing views of their husbands on the ERA issue.
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Indianapolis
Telegraph Firms to Run Notices on Hearing Aid Phones
Twelve telephone companies agreed to advertise that some phones do not work well with hearing aids. Virginia Knaver said Trimline and Design Line sets cannot fit adapters, while most other models allow a magnetic coil to aid hearing aid pickup. Canberra report adds Australia will adopt Waltzing Matilda as national anthem with God Save the Queen for royal events.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia Knaver
Ford
Canberra
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
A.B
Patterson
Weather outlook and deaths notice for Milan
Weather report for May 4 1976 shows clear and cool night with upper 40s lows and 40 percent rain chance Wednesday with highs in the 70s. Winds SW 10 to 15 mph. Death notice for Mrs. Johanna R. Thompson, 84, Milan.
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Johanna R. Thompson
Milan
Island prison plan prompts voter call in poll
Readers weigh a proposal to establish prison colonies on uninhabited Pacific islands. A voting mishap prevented a no count, with Yes arguments praising isolation to remove repeat offenders and reform, while No cites plush crime getaways and supports capital punishment for murder and drug trafficking. A local mayoral qualifications question accompanies the item.
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Ohio
America
Pacific
Patty Hearst
Jury selection used computer survey in Hearst case
A Sacramento acquittal followed a defense strategy using a pretrial computer aided survey of potential jurors from the 23 county federal district. Defense consultant Neil Bush and attorney Sheldon Otis described the process as central to seating the eight women and four men who acquitted Steven Soliah on the 1975 SLA related charges.
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Pank Rappery
Soliah
Sheldon Otis
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Rolling Stone Magazine
Steven Soliah
Patricia Hearst
Otis
Neil Bush
Detroit
SLA
Federal Judicial
Bush
Joan Little
North Carolina
Attica
New York
Miss Hearst
Norwalk Athletic Dept Faces Red Ink on Year End
Norwalk City Schools athletic department ends the year with a $378 bank balance and unpaid bills for spring sports and a winter awards banquet. A $700 charge for 20 baseball uniforms remains, while booster funds have been spent on earlier needs. The district plans a June board presentation to seek subsidy to cover deficits. Reagan campaigns in Indiana and Georgia as part of a broad primary day across four states.
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David Rau
Norwalk City Schools
John Neighbor
Neighbor
Board of Education
Boosters Club
Howard Hershey
Stokely Corn Contracts End for Erie and Huron Farmers
Stokely Van Camp Inc will not contract with Erie and Huron County farmers for sweet corn this year for the first time in at least 35 years due to a national overstock of canned corn. About 25 jobs will be cut this summer. lima bean and sauerkraut canning will absorb some slack, with no clear view on next year's corn.
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Galton
Norwalk
Neighbor
Huron
Willard
Crimson Flashes
Stokely van Camp, Inc
D.J Simons
Erie
Huron County
Indianapolis
Simons
Stokely
Stokely’s
Simon
City Council Meets At 7 30 Tonight In City Hall
The Norwalk City Council convenes at 7 30 p m in City Hall to discuss current agenda items and public matters. The meeting gathers council members and residents for local governance in Norwalk.
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City Hall
Student Mayors Run Mock City Hall in Norwalk Event
Norwalk and St. Paul High Schools' seniors joined a city government day led by Mayor Jackie Wade to simulate offices and learn local governance. Officials stressed budgeting, recreation spending, and the need for qualifications, while students debated awareness and education gaps in civics.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Jackie Wade
Norwalk High
Wade
Wayne Goodsite
Bill Linder
Fourth Ward
Roscoe Sardanoff
First Ward
Peckham
Linda Ane
Goodsite
Linder
City Hall
Miss Wade
FBI
Washington
Ashland College
Sazdanoff
Firelands
Miss Lane
Ohio State University
OSU
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