Power companies cut voltages amid heat wave strain
With another hot spell looming, utilities prepared a second round of power loans and voltage reductions. The New York region faced an eight percent cut, while Michigan and Illinois saw five percent decreases to ease shortages as demand hit record levels.
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New York City
Maine
Washington, D.C
New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Westchester County
Michigan Power Pool
Detroit Edison
Consumers
Michigan
Commonwealth
Chicago
New York Power Pool
Connecticut
Harford County
Maryland
New York State Power Commission
Ohio
New England
Commonwealth Edison Co
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
No Press Conference This Week Ziegler Says
Washington AP report says President Nixon will not meet the press this week according to press secretary Ron Ziegler who announced no conference is scheduled. Drive safely.
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Ziegler
Washington
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Four False Check Charges Dismissed in Municipal Court
Four actions on uttering a false check were dismissed in municipal court. Cases involved sums from 3 to 30 dollars with defendants including C R Dismissed and others who pled guilty or made restitution. A defendant failed to locate, leading to dismissal, and a 30 day suspended sentence was given on a separate charge.
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Rapoport Auto Parts, Inc
Eugene L. Johnson
Mt. Union
Woolworth’s
Mary 8
Peterson
Fifteenth Street
Sportsman’s Lounge
Kenneth A. Johnson
Swisher
Johnson
Josee Shea
Fred Chaffin
Iowa City
Barnard Rejects Political Run Citing Disillusion
CAPETOWN South Africa AP Dr Christiaan Barnard the heart transplant pioneer says he will not enter politics. He foresees no party for him and says he has become disillusioned with politics. He plans to stick to medicine.
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Capetown
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Papal Unit Alleges Torture in Bolivian Jails
The Committee for Justice and Peace says torture and improper treatment in Bolivian prisons led to at least 20 inmate deaths. The Papal affiliated group is led by former President Luis Adolfo Siles who was toppled by a September 1969 coup.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Committee For Justice and Peace
Luis Adolfo Siles
Can Your Cigarette Pass These Five Simple Tests
A promotional piece for Winston cigarettes outlining five tests to judge freshness aroma aging burn and draw. It explains choosing vintage leaves aging in wooden casks for mellow flavor and how Winston’s Filter-Blend with a white filter aims for even burn and rich taste in every puff.
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Winston
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