Former cop shoots escort amid arraignment and is killed
In Danielson Connecticut a former officer grabbed a rookie escort John Culpin’s pistol as they headed into town hall for an assault case arraignment. Culpin was wounded and underwent surgery. his partner Thomas Clark shot the attacker Knight who died at hospital. Knight faced prior discipline and was under bond.
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Danielson, Conn
UPI
John Knight
Danielson Town Hall
Common Pleas Court
Knight
John Culpin
Coventry
Culpin
Day Kimball Hospital
Putnam
Thomas Clark
Clark
Ner
Willimantic
David King
King
Hartford Hospital
John Hussey
Hartford
Danielson
Hussey
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Jones Park Hole Flooded by Park Flooding
High water last week inundated the third hole at Jones Park golf course. Park Commissioner Stan Reinis said Prairie Creek backed up behind a dike near its Cedar River outlet built to access the new waste water treatment plant site. Harold Miller of Howard R Green questioned if the dike caused the flooding citing culverts beneath it.
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Jones Park
Stan Reinis
Prairie Creek
Cedar River
Harold Miller
Howard R. Green
Miller
EPA proposes cradle to grave rules for chemical wastes
The EPA in Washington proposed a cradle to grave system for hazardous wastes with a three month notice requirement for firms generating transporting storing or treating chemicals. Violations could bring fines up to 25000 dollars per day. In San Francisco the ICC sued Southern Pacific for 4430000 dollars for failing to move 15717 freight cars amid a nationwide shortage.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Transportation Co
ICC
Southern Pa
Kodak Judgment Awarded Berkey Photo Over Antitrust Case
Federal judge Marvin Frankel signed a final judgment granting Berkey Photo Inc 81 million dollars in damages plus 5.6 million in costs and legal fees after a six month antitrust trial against Eastman Kodak Company in U S District Court Manhattan. The total exceeds 86 million dollars.
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New York
UPI
Berkey Photo, Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N.Y
Marvin Frankel
U.S District Court
Manhattan
Berkey
Communist candidate leads Rome balloting in Italy presidency race
In Rome a Communist candidate Giorgio Amendola led the ballot with 357 votes among 1,011 senators deputies and regional representatives but faced slim odds of victory as real bargaining occurred behind closed doors.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Giorgio Amendola
Bretons Charged Over Versailles Bomb Attacks
Eight Breton nationalist sympathizers faced state security charges for conspiracy and recent bomb attacks, with Lionel Cheneviere and Patrick Montauzier named as ringleaders of the Breton Liberation Army. The pair admitted responsibility for the Versailles blast that damaged three floors.
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Paris
UPI
Versailles Palace
Lionel Cheneviere
Patrick Montauzier
Breton Liberation Army
Versailles
Buster Brown and Donald Duck At the All Iowa Fair
Two carnival leaders at the All Iowa Fair are Buster Brown manager of the Bill Hames Shows and Arnold Dove known as Donald Duck. Brown, crippled by polio, operates in a golf cart and emphasizes clean shows and affordable rides while Dove enjoys touring nine months a year. The piece includes their backgrounds and today’s fair schedule with events from cattle judging to fireworks.
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Buster Brown
Donald Duck
Brown
Bill Hames
Duck
Arnold Dove
United States
Dove
Fort Worth
Tex
Weather and notices from C.R. region and July births
Wind direction east at 5 miles per hour. Sunrise 5 37 sunset 8 45. Year ago today high 97 low 69 no precipitation. Extended forecast warm with scattered storms Thursday through Saturday with highs in 90s and 80s Friday and Saturday and lows 60s to 70s. July 3 births listed for Long Montague Erickson Stepman Provin Greedy Ostrowski and other families with locations in Langdon Avenue NW 24th Street NW Amber Jack Drive Hiawatha Williamsburg Spearfish and Sugar Pine Drive NE.
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Wayne R. Long
Langdon Ave
Steven R. Montague
24Th St. NW
H. Keith Erickson
32Nd St. NW
John E. Stepman
Amber Jack Drive
Hiawatha
Randall Provin
Williamsburg
U S to Reinstate Ambassador to Chile After Cooperation
The United States will send Ambassador George Landau back to Chile after Washington and Santiago agreed on mutual cooperation in the Letelier murder investigation. Landau was recalled on June 23 due to Chilean government attitude toward the probe. Letelier, a former Chilean foreign minister, was killed in a 1976 bombing in Washington. an aide Ronnie Moffitt also died.
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Washington
United States
George Landau
Chile
Orlando Letelier
State Department
Landau
Santiago
U.S
Department
Letelier
Ronnie Moffitt
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Notice and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions, with rates for 7 issues, 4 weeks, and 52 weeks, plus regional exclusions. The paper notes afternoon editions and Sunday publication and credits the Associated Press for local news republication.
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The
Gazette Company
SO Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Moll
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
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Vic Hyde
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Mitchell
Trilly Cole
Cattle Arena
Mall Area
Old Creamery Theater
Hauskins Singers
Barnes Prca Rodeo
Red Cross Cobbies
Socialites
Hush Puppies
Kradle Arch
Dr. Scholl
Third Avenue S.E
C.R. Weather
St. Luke's
Edward Greedy
Sugar Pine Drive
Richard Ostrowski
Spearfish
M.D
P.m. Monay
Holley
Lindale Plaza
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