Sophia Loren Expected Baby in Geneva in December
Sophia Loren is expecting her second child with a due date at the end of December or early January. Friends said she will stay in Geneva until the birth and that the couple's baby will be their second child.
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Senate votes to lift earnings cap on Social Security
The Senate approved raising the earnings limit for 65 plus to $3,000 a year, allowing work without losing Social Security benefits. House action pending, conference committee to shape a compromise. The change would end the current $2,880 earnings threshold and offset benefits loss at $1 per $2 earned.
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Gilligan Proposes Building New Ohio State Office Tower
Gov. John J. Gilligan proposed a 20 story state office building in Cleveland costing about 12 to 13 million dollars to consolidate 21 agencies now leasing space. The project aims to boost downtown redevelopment and will seek legislative funds for the next biennium to decide location and financing.
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Hooded Belfast Pool Winners Collect $145 000
In London a group of 15 Belfast residents including 11 police detectives won 145 000 from a soccer pools prize. They invested 7.50 each. One winner wore a black hood for safety amid Northern Ireland kidnappings. Jenny McAdams presented the prize with a kiss before the crowd.
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Speeding car at 160 mph kills five near Ft Richardson
In Anchorage a pursuit ended when a car fleeing police at up to 160 mph crashed into another vehicle outside Ft Richardson. Police say the speeding car carried a man a woman and a child and knocked the second car 50 feet into the air. there were no survivors.
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New York Times Endorses McGovern for President
The New York Times endorsed Senator George S. McGovern for president praising his humanitarian values and courage. It argued McGovern can restore purpose participation and integrity to government, contrasting the Nixon presidency as largely failing in these areas.
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Weather Forecast and Local Notices for Norwalk
Variable cloudiness and cool with a chance of showers in the afternoon. Highs mid to upper 60s. Tonight mostly cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance. Friday highs mid 60s to low 70s. Marriage license for Matt F Williams and Louise Williams. Death of Clyde A Braucher, 75, Willard.
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Beating and Robbery In Upper Manhattan Crowd Apathy Cited
Herman Glaser a 56 year old attorney describes a daylight ambush by three youths in upper Manhattan. A watch cash and cards were stolen while about 100 onlookers did not intervene. Police later announced the capture of the last suspect in the Friedmann murder nearby.
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Victim of Theft Presses His Case in Huron Court
C. J. Allison, owner of a 1965 Harley-Davidson stolen Feb 2 1968 from his Collins farm, pressed his case in Huron County Common Pleas Court. He criticized sheriff and prosecutor handling, testified again to a May grand jury, while Mike Weston pleaded not guilty to a larceny indictment and remained free on bond. Allison, a Democratic sheriff candidate, was defeated by Loren Welch in May.
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British Troops Fire on Crowd in Belfast Misfire
In Belfast British troops wounded a bystander by mistake during a search for a suspected bomb that proved to be a package with medical supplies. Soldiers also killed a gunman and wounded at least four others in recent clashes. Three civilians died and a woman was hospitalized after a separate engagement with troops.
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Rhodes to Speak at McKinley Club Dinner in Norwalk
Former Governor James A. Rhodes will address the Huron County McKinley Club at its 63rd annual dinner at Norwalk Junior High School. The event, set for Thursday Oct. 19, starts with a 6 30 p.m. dinner. Rhodes, a two term governor through 1970, is the featured speaker.
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Young to Open Campaign HQs in Three Ohio Counties
Former Senator Stephen M. Young will open Democratic campaign headquarters in Auglaize Mercer and Shelby counties in the 4th District on Friday. He is to appear at each headquarters to kick off local operations and outreach.
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Norwalk to Sell Municipal Electric System to Ohio Edison
Norwalk officials and Ohio Edison representatives plan to meet next week to finalize the sale of the Norwalk Municipal Electric System for 6 096 199 dollars plus value of on hand supplies. SEC approval arrived Wednesday and the transfer will include meter reads and an inventory before closing. Plant employees will be offered jobs by Ohio Edison and the staff is hopeful for a quick closure.
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