AFI names 10 best American films led by Gone With the Wind
The American Film Institute lists include Citizen Kane Casablanca The African Queen The Grapes of Wrath One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Singing in the Rain Star Wars 2001 A Space Odyssey The Wizard of Oz. In other UPI dispatches a judge dismisses a $5 million hate campaign suit against Anita Bryant.
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Washington
UPI
South
American Film Institute
Vivien Leigh
AFI
Orson Wells
Humphrey Bogart
Ingrid Bergman
San Francisco
Anita Bryant
Robert Hillsborough
U.S
Stanley A. Weigel
Miss Bryant
Florida
Hillsborough
Peckinpaugh Dies At 86 Former Indians Star And MVP
Roger Peckinpaugh former Cleveland Indians manager and 1925 AL MVP died at University Hospitals after a five day hospitalization for a respiratory condition. He was 86 and had long battled cancer and heart disease. He played 18 major league seasons and appeared in three World Series.
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Cleveland
UPI
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Peckinpaugh
Weather and life events from Norwalk area brief
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with 20 percent precipitation. West winds 10 to 20 mph. Thursday temperatures 47 to 35. Births in Wakeman Norwalk and Willard areas include three girls and two boys. marriages listed for Melvin Smith and Carol Frank, and Eugene Stallard and Norma Anaya. Deaths noted: George O. Channel 86 Sullivan and Jack Arthur Stearns 61 Willard.
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Melvin P. Smith
Norwalk
Carol A. Frank
Eugene A. Stallard
Norma A. Anaya
Ronald and
Nancy Felter
Dennis and
Kyongson Patterson
Sandusky Memorial
Frances and
Edna Jonas
Willard
Willard Area
Eric and
Jessica Gangluff
George O. Channel
Sullivan
Jack Arthur Stearns
Divorces Rise After Holidays Prompt Expert Insight
The story notes January is the peak month for divorce filings in the United States with January 2 the most common day. California leads trends as a trendsetter and pioneers no fault dissolution of marriage. Expert Rita Turow discusses holiday family dynamics and its impact on children.
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UPI
United States
Rita Turow
Winnetka
Ill
California
Egyptians Rally Behind Sadat Amid Jerusalem Visit
Crowds in Ismailia rally behind Anwar Sadat as 60 advance Egyptians arrive in Israel for the Jerusalem visit. Libyan and Iraqi protests grow, with attacks on Egyptian and Arab targets, while Morocco and Tunisia offer cautious support. Officials in Cairo hold emergency talks as Carter and Begin exchange greetings.
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Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Ismaili
Jerusalem
Sadat
Israel
Ben Gurion
Libya
Cairo
Beirut
Egypt
Misrai
Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Morocco
Tunisia
Sudan
Carter
Washington
Mideast
Menahem Begin
Shortest Van Dresser paycheck walkout ends in 142 hours
About 200 United Auto Workers Local 1379 members at Van Dresser Corp on Ontario Street staged a 142 hour strike over a 15 cent cost of living pay omitted from paychecks. Officials said the omission will be corrected in the next pay period and stemmed from a contract interpretation mixup.
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van Dresser Corp
Ontario Street
John Auble
Auble
Pam Griffith
Summit St
United Auto Workers
Sheriff Orders Halt to Bingo Games at Local Clubs
Sheriff John Borgia halts bingo at the Norwalk Elks Country Club and Greenwich Rural Coonhunters Club at the request of Ohio Attorney General William Brown. He urges all county operators to stop until licensed, noting the law is ambiguous and enforcement will continue until changed.
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Elks Country Club
Greenwich
Borgia
Huron County
State Attorney General's Office
Charitable Foundations
Brown
Attorney General
Norwalk Elks
Dollars For Scholars
Ohio
Local man wins $10,000 on instant lottery in tavern
Kenny Wilhelm, 21, of Monroeville won $10,000 on an Ohio Instant Lottery Touchdown ticket bought at Terry's Tavern after lunch. He plans to pay bills and save the rest, and will receive cash within a month.
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Monroeville
Kenny Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Terry's Tavern
New Departure Hyatt In
Sandusky
W. Broad St
Terry’s
Three Wins In Row In Ohio Lottery Draws
Cleveland Heights resident Georgia Holland won 75 000 dollars in the Ohio Lottery Thursday night marking her third straight weekly top prize. She has 150 000 dollars total over three weeks and plans to use the money for education while continuing to work. Other winners included Marge Holcomb 50 000 dollars, John Bowes 10 000, Eleanor Lett 8 100, O F Hershey 7 500, and Marietta Ledesma 7 300. The Gold White Blue numbers were 3 85 164 with Extra cash 756685.
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Cleveland
UPI
Georgia Holland
James
Holland
Marge Holcomb
Akron
John Bowes
Fremont
Eleanor Lett
Springfield
O.F. Hershey
Caledonia
Marietta Ledesma
Columbus
Ohio
Huron County Bank Leads United Way Pledges
The Huron County Banking Co. heads Thursday contributions with 2278 dollars to United Way. Faulhaber Corp. adds 984, Chrysler Corp. 703, local professionals 370, retail merchants 135, special gifts 163, Jennings Ready Mix 100, and local contractors 100. New gifts total 4843, reaching 54359 year-to-date toward a 91790 goal.
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Huron County Banking Co
United Way
Faulhaber Corp
Monroeville
Chrysler Corp
Jennings Ready Mix
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Towne and Country Theatre
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James A. Rhodes
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