Actor James Stacy Loses Arm and Leg in Accident
In Benedict Canyon a car sideswiped actor James Stacy and passenger Clair Cox killing Cox and tearing off Stacy's left arm and leg. Stacy survives but faces recovery. Driver Carter B. Gordon, 34, detained on suspicion of felony manslaughter.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Stacy
Stacy
Kim Darby
Connie Stevens
Benedict Canyon
Clair Cox
Miss Cox
Ucla Medical Center
Carter B. Gordon
Campaign finance scrutiny may hear 1972 candidates
The Senate Watergate Committee may call 1972 presidential hopefuls to testify on campaign financing and alleged dirty tricks. Inouye signaled hearings could focus on those closest to the problem as lawmakers review campaign tactics.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Episcopal Church opens 64th General Convention in Louisville
In Louisville the Episcopal Church begins its 64th triennial convention with 896 deputies and about 200 bishops, amid a liberal conservative clash over ordination of women and future directions for the 3.5 million member denomination. the event runs through October 11. In Birmingham, Sigma Delta Chi denounces a new Alabama law forcing disclosure of journalists' financial resources as intolerable.
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Louisville
UPI
Episcopal Church
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Professional Journalism Society
Weather outlook and births in Norwalk area
September 29 1973 forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with showers tonight and Sunday. Highs near 70, lows around 63, precipitation chances 60 40 and 30 percent. Also reports births for Schultz Kluding Schneider and Weisenberger and death of Albert Spoerr, Milan.
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Norwalk
Bailey clashes with judge in Turner mail fraud trial
UPI reports in Jacksonville that federal judge Gerald Troflat ordered the Bailey and Turner mail fraud trial to resume next week after an angry exchange with Fr. Lee Bailey who accused the judge of bias. Bailey, defending himself, complained of Sant's conduct and facial expressions, prompting a mistrial bid denied by the court.
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Jacksonville, Fla
UPI
Lee Bailey
Bailey
Glenn W. Turner
U.S
Gerald Troflat
Turner
Edward Garland
William C. Sant
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Boston
Sant
Troflat
Troffat
Mr. Garland
Garland
Tjoflat
Court Rejects Agnew Plea To Halt Maryland Probe
A federal judge in Norfolk refuses to stop the Maryland grand jury investigation of Vice President Spiro Agnew. Agnew and his lawyers accuse the Justice Department of leaking news, while the department defends the inquiry as legitimate and urgent. The case may reach the Supreme Court.
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Norfolk
Maryland Grand Jury
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Walter E. Hoffman
Maryland District Court
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Agnew
Palm Spring
Calif
Frank Sinatra
National Federation of Republican Women
Jay H. Topkis
Department
Connally apologizes for slip of tongue at GOP women’s meet
John Connally, courting a 1976 bid, caused embarrassment by saying he hopes Spiro Agnew is found guilty. He apologized at a news conference to Agnew and reporters after his luncheon address before the National Federation of Republican Women. He urged exoneration and praised Agnew’s fighting spirit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Connally
Spiro T. Agnew
Connally
National Federation of Republican Women
Agnew
Berlin Heights Harvest Festival Opens Amid Rain Dampening Attendance
Rain slashes turnout on opening night as Kiwanis worker notes fewer spectators on bleachers. Three carnival rides run, with two more expected today. Carolyn Wells wins apple pie contest. Tom Eppler and Agnes Burnham place second and third. Today features a 1 p.m. tractor pull and 2 p.m. amateur horseshoe tourney at the school followed by more country music. Sunday parade at 12 30 p.m. The fire department hosts a water fight at 4 p.m. and fireworks at 8 p.m.
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Berlin Heights
Tom Hinman
Kiwanis Booth
Carolyn Wells
Tom Eppler
Agnes Burnham
Berlin Township
Nixon Donors Revealed After Court Order
The Nixon campaign disclosed $60.2 million raised for re election with over $11 million from secrecy pledges. The list, released under a federal court order, names ambassadors bankers and prominent Democrats among thousands of donors from 1971 to 1972. Ohio figures including Loren Berry Harvey Firestone Jr Raymond Firestone Leonard Firestone and George Steinbrenner appear among those contributing over $40,000.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Finance Committee
US District Court
Joseph S. Waddy
Common Cause
Public Interest Lobby
John W. Gardner
Ohio
Raymond Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Leonard Firestone
Los Angeles
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Kent H. Smith
Zubrizol
Gates Mills
George Steinbrenner
American Shipbuilding Co
Cleveland
Norwalk Receives Four Bids on Garbage Packer Units
Norwalk has four bids for a single packer from C F Nicolay Co Brecksville 7683 Road Machinery and Supply Cleveland 9875 Tomlinson Equipment Westlake 6999 Transport Equipment Toledo 8650. Mayor Goodsite says city will buy two packers and chassis bids were not received due to delivery date constraints.
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Norwalk
Wayne C. Goodsite
C.F Nicolay Co
Brecksville
Road Machinery and Supply
Cleveland
Tomlinson Equipment Co
Westlake
Newark Hosts Homecoming Game With Parade at Whitney Field
The St. Paul Flyers welcome Black River for the homecoming clash at Whitney Field. Queen Janice Klading will be crowned during halftime as a parade leads to the 8 pm kickoff starting from 7 pm.
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St. Paul Flyers
Black River
Janice Klading
Whitney Field
Not To Change 2000 Numbers In '74 Norwalk Exchange
About 2,000 of 7,000 plus telephone numbers in the Norwalk exchange will be changed next spring as part of a line reduction. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. official John W. Helman says changes remove many numbers in the 663 and 668 groups. Some customers moving within three stations may keep their old numbers, and notices will be mailed again after a computer error.
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Norwalk
John W. Helman
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Helman
Northern
Ohio
Helmann
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Agriculture Department
San Bernardino
Cesar Chavez
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
New Miracle Grain
U.S. Agency For International Development
AID
John A. Hannah Friday
Church
Dennis Schultz
Lorain
Gerald Kluding
East Main St
Paul Schneider
Newton St
James Weisenberger
Albert EF. Spoerr
Milan
F. Lee Bailey
United Press International
Spiro Agnew
Tamerisk Country Club
Palm Springs
Berlin
Newark
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