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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1976

Page

2

Butz Returns to Stage with Quick Wit at Theater Owners Meet

Former secretary of agriculture Earl Butz, 67, a controversial figure who resigned after a vulgar joke, appeared before 800 delegates of the National Association of Theater Owners and the Concessionaires in Anaheim. He praised life, defended his resignation as overblown, and endorsed Ford and GOP candidates while noting some engagements were canceled. In New York, Marian Anderson will perform Copland's Lincoln Portrait with Antal Dorati and the National Symphony at the United Nations on Oct 24.

Jack V FOX Anaheim Calif UPI Earl Butz Butz National Association of Theater Owners National Association of Concessionaires Wilbur Mills Wayne Hays Ford GOP Republican Party United Nations Marian Anderson Antal Dorati National Symphony of Washington Aaron Copeland Lincoln

Black Bean Shortage Triggers Panic in Rio Supermarkets

In Rio de Janeiro thousands rush to buy a 4.4 pound bean ration as floods and droughts slash supply. Authorities struggle to control scuffles and black market sales rise while Brazil imports beans from Argentina Mexico and Chile to ease the shortage.

Marc Lifsher Rio DE Janeiro Brazil UPI Argentina Mexico Chile Casas da Banha

Gas Station Dropout Wins New York Lottery Parade

Robert J. Netto, 19 and a high school dropout, won the New York State lottery first $1 000 a week for life prize. He could collect 3 640 000 if he lives to 79. The Watertown native worked at a gas station earning 60 dollars weekly and bought ten tickets.

New York UPI Robert J. Netto New York State Judy Netto Hunter College New York City Telly Savalas Netto Savalas Watertown N.Y John D. Quinn Acme

The Electric Heating Decision Maker by Ohio Edison

Don Smith, heating specialist, promotes The Electric Heating Decision Maker to reduce heat loss and save money. The booklet explains electric home heating systems and insulation, helping plan new electric homes and improve existing setups. Free at Ohio Edison offices or by writing.

Don Smith Ohio Edison

Mondale Takes Four Day Break Ahead of Debate

Vice presidential candidate Walter Mondale extends a four day relaxation period from the campaign trail to prepare for Friday’s nationally televised debate with Robert Dole. He paused after Columbus Day parades and Pulaski Day marches to watch his son play football and plans tennis in Houston as part of his preparation.

Washington UPI Walter Mondale Robert Dole Mondale William Walter Heller Houston

Ford Aides Plant Sex Tale Claim Denied by Carter

In Plains Georgia UPI reports Carter says Republicans spread seamy false stories of his alleged affairs. Columnist Jack Anderson notes Ford aides urged printing a sex scandal tale with unknown woman sources. Anderson traced tips to be untrue and says GOP officials echoed gossip.

Ford Anderson Plains UPI Jimmy Carter Carter Jack Anderson Rosalynn Jody Powell Nderson William Greener President Ford Committee Republican County

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