Legal snoring dispute ends with room rearrangements joke
Harris Robinson 59 a retired Navy petty officer hires an attorney after a neighbor alleges his snoring creates a private nuisance. The defense questions legal authority to force him to move or seal his windows while a lighthearted exchange imagines Mrs. Robinson choosing sleep options.
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Congress approves $30 billion for state and local aid
Both houses pass bills to share about $30 billion in federal revenue with state and local governments over five years. It remains unclear if the plan will curb tax increases or live up to supporters' promises.
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UPI
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Attica riot commission blames Rockefeller admin for bloodiest US clash
The McKay Commission condemns Gov Nelson Rockefeller for not entering Attica during deadlock and accuses state police of indiscriminate firing in retaking the prison a year ago. Separately two Brinks guards steal over 300000 from Lake County National Bank in Mentor.
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Gilligan Orders Park Price Rollbacks in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan ordered major price cuts at about half of Ohio state park concessions and minor reductions for the rest after a Natural Resources Department study. He said the moves aim to keep park use affordable for families amid budget pressures.
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Natural Resources Department
Norwalk Weather and Local Notices Brief
Considerable cloudiness with showers and a few thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs near 72 to 75, lows around 63. Marriage license filed by Wayne P Reed and Marcella J Reddick of Norwalk. Death notices for Bertha M Ernsberger aged 89 and Olive M Hearson aged 82.
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Israel Probes Own Munich Security Breakdown
Israel launches a top level inquiry into its security lapse at Munich after an informed source said advance information existed to warn of an attack. Prime Minister Golda Meir said Israel is collecting full details on precautions and will report to the government to draw lessons and take action.
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Stutsman Wins Democratic Nomination In 4th Ward Primary
Nineteen year old John Stutsman defeated two term councilman Robert Williams to secure the Democratic nomination for city council in the fourth ward. Voter turnout was 69 with a single precinct reporting three votes in a 12 hour day. Stutsman won three of four precincts 42 to 27 and will face Republican Robert Markel in November.
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Two More Apartment Projects Planned in Norwalk
Norwalk plans add 27 living units with five buildings three units each. Peter Sofios obtained a building permit for Eastwood Village in the northeast city, costing 175000 dollars. Klingshirn Inc of Sandusky secured a permit for a fourth 12 unit building in Sycamore Hills worth 159000 dollars. two buildings completed and a third under construction.
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Ann Margret Faces Permanent Limp From 30 Foot Fall
Hollywood Ann Margret suffered a broken kneecap after a fall from a stage platform at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel in Stateline Nev X rays revealed the knee injury and doctors planned surgery along with facial repair Carr her manager said the leg injury may end her dancing career and could cancel a $450 000 TV special and a $300 000 Las Vegas Hilton appearance
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Saxbe says Nixon not honest on no new taxes in second term
Senator William Saxbe accuses President Nixon of lacking honesty over no new taxes if reelected and blasts a revenue sharing bill as a fraud. He predicts across the board tax increases and criticizes McGovern and Kennedy as political prelude to 1976 bid.
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Boy 14 suffers burns from Labor Day fireworks accident
Randy Hamilton of New London sustained first to third degree burns when fireworks powder in a carpenter apron pocket exploded at a treehouse on New London Avenue. He jumped 20 feet to extinguish flames and was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Edward Hamilton
Recreation Park
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Gordon Whetstone
John Kelly
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Martha Mitchell Denies Mental Illness in Watergate Saga
Martha Mitchell, wife of former attorney general, tells Washington Star-News she is neither mental nor alcoholic and criticizes Republicans for implying otherwise. She describes alleged 1969 Newport Plaza confinement, bodyguard King’s alleged assaults, and says she plans to write a book to reveal her side.
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