IBM Loses Lawsuit on Monopoly in Tulsa
Telex Corp, based in Tulsa, wins a federal case against IBM, with the court ordering IBM to pay Telex 353.5 million in damages and to halt predatory pricing and other anti monopoly practices. IBM must disclose interface designs and price its products separately, while Telex faces ongoing actions to control the computer accessory market.
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Salt Lake City
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Martha Mitchell Breaks Silence On Separation From John Mitchell
Martha Mitchell describes the erosion of her marriage to John Mitchell after he left four days ago on advice of lawyers. She calls the possibility of separation horrific and denies Newsweek reports of violent outbursts. She says she will see her lawyer and recalls past strains tied to Mitchells’ political investigations.
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UPT
Martha Mitchell
John
Jigs
United Press International
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Martha
Mitchell
Newsweek
Pipeline Break Triggers Evacuations in Cedar County
A backhoe strike on a pipeline near the Townsend quarry in southeast Cedar County caused a gas leak forcing 20 to 28 farm families along four roads to evacuate their homes for several hours. Deputies and state patrol assisted as gas floated 14 feet high with no wind. After valves were closed, the gas flow subsided and the threat eased within about three hours, allowing most families to return home.
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Cedar County
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Townsend
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Ten Year Pollution Cleanup Cost Seen At 275 Billion
Washington AP reports the Council on Environmental Quality released an annual plan forecasting ten year pollution cleanup costs around 275 billion dollars. It breaks down future costs by water pollution 274.2 billion air pollution 106.6 billion and solid waste budgets with ongoing debates over the benefits of cleanup versus damage from pollution.
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Washington
Cpanest
Police Arrest in $4,000 Robbery Case
Nanoby Gordon Lyon, held in Lin county jail on $10,000 bond, faces armed robbery charges after allegedly stealing $4,100 in cash from Keith Rincornneelt, assistant manager at Le Boar's Head, during deposits at People’s Bank night. A long-barreled firearm was used and the cash was recovered.
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Lyon
Elephant tale from a muddled historical note
A garbled OCR snippet mentions an elephant named Todos Chawkie Oiled Ihero and mentions Honter and Vetoys in a disjointed context. The readable fragment hints at an animal figure and unclear accompanying names, with no coherent event or date to anchor a full item.
Vote in Sweden leads to stalemate after election
AP reports the Socialist bloc tied with the non Socialists at 175 to 175 in the 350 seat parliament. An outstanding 50 thousand mail ballots remain to be counted, likely leaving the outcome unresolved and prolonging parliamentary deadlock. King Gustaf VI Adolf died, and Crown Prince Carl Gustaf will become king. The Center party led the non Socialist bloc with the Conservatives, while the Liberal party fell back. Palme’s Social Democrats faced a setback and potential reliance on Communists to govern.
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Woodcock Announces Tentative Agreement With Chrysler
United Auto Workers and Chrysler near a tentative contract ending a three day strike that has halted production and cost Chrysler millions. UAW President Leonard Woodcock reported progress as talks continued at Chrysler World Headquarters amid marathon bargaining.
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Oberthien proposes ban on rush hour train traffic
John Oberthien stated plans to seek a city ordinance prohibiting downtown train traffic during peak hours. He will meet with the city council Tuesday to discuss restricting train movement between 7:40 and 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 and 3:90 p.m. on weekdays to ease conflicts with road traffic.
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Sextuplets Born In Denver Could Be First To Survive
In Denver a 41-year-old husband and his 11-year-old wife welcomed six boys and two girls on Sunday night. Doctors say all infants are breathing on their own, with weights from under two pounds to just under three pounds and about seven weeks premature. The babies, born to Mrs. Eugene Stanek of Lakewood, were delivered mainly by cesarean section, with the first at 11:45 p.m. CDT, and the others within four minutes. The family also has a 4-year-old boy.
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University of Colorado Medical Center
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Lakewood
Colo
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Springer
Sterling
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FDA to withhold some recalls on medical devices and drugs
Washington AP report states the FDA will withhold some recalls of defective medical devices and drugs to avoid causing public alarm. Officials say recall disclosure will be decided case by case, under guidance from Thomas Brown, director of complaints coordination and policy.
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Guilty Plea By Secretti In Sabotage
Federal grand jury in Tampa indicts Don Secretti on conspiracy and illegal publication charges related to campaign disruption aimed at Muskie and Jackson during the Florida Democratic primary. Co conspirators named. plea cooperation expected. supersedes May indictment.
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Lawmakers May Get Evidence on Agnew
Washington AP reports the Justice Department weighs asking a federal grand jury investigating graft in Maryland to end its probe and present findings to the House. A decision could address whether a vice president can be impeached or indicted before removal, with officials noting no current action from Justice on a report. The probe centers on alleged witness statements from private interviews. Page 2.
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