IBM Found Guilty Of Monopolistic Practices In Tulsa Trial
IBM was found guilty in federal court of monopolistic practices and ordered to pay Telex Corp 21.9 million in damages. Telex was ordered to pay IBM 352.5 million for trade secret theft. Judge A Sherman Christensen oversaw the case with ruling affecting market control.
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Tulsa, Okla
International Business Machines Corp
Telex Corp. of
Tulsa
IBM
Telex
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christenson
New York
Wall Street
Christensen
Area Weather Summary with Temperatures and Forecast
Today's 1 pm low 48, yesterday 66, high 77. Relative humidity 65 percent, barometer 30.27 inches. Precipitation: Sunday 0.03 inch, Friday trace. Forecast calls for decreasing cloudiness and cold tonight with lows in the 40s, then mostly sunny and not as cool Tuesday with highs in the mid 60s. Winds light and variable tonight.
Reddick Ambulance Leaves Chanute After City Contract Ends
Reddick Ambulance Service ceases Chanute operations after three years as the city withholds a contract amid a county service launch at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Owner Jack Reddick will run in Independence and start one in Coffeyville with subsidies and replacement equipment.
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Reddick
Chanute
Jack Reddick
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Independence
Coffeyville
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha From Mr Dole to Daffy Duck
An intercepted letter presents Mr Dole reflecting that Daffy Duck could be a good opponent. The brief note conveys a light political tone with playful sentiment about rival characters.
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Cha
Mr. Dole
Daffy Duck
Justice Dept Considers Presenting Agnew Case to House
The Justice Department weighs sending grand jury findings on Vice President Spiro Agnew to the House as a potential prelude to impeachment. Sources say current evidence rests on private questioning and lie detector tests, with no sworn testimony yet.
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Washington
Justice Department
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
House of Representatives
Agnew
Henry Childs wins pulling trophy at State Fair
Henry Childs of Buffalo took first place and a $100 prize in the team pulling contest at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson Saturday. Larry Woolery of Thayer finished fourth in the event.
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Henry Childs
Buffalo
Hutchinson
Larry Woolery
Thayer
FDA to privately recall certain medical devices and drugs
FDA officials outlined a policy to delay or avoid public warnings for defective and potentially deadly recalls. Cases may be kept secret to prevent public fright, with decisions made case by case and final approval by the commissioner.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Thomas W. Brown
Brown
FDA Bureau
Guilty Plea by Segretti in Florida Primary Case
Washington AP Segretti pleads guilty to an expanded indictment charging violations of federal election laws tied to the 1972 Florida Democratic presidential primary. He allegedly took money from Richard Nixon aide for a sabotage campaign, with a hearing set for Oct. 1.
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Washington
Donald H. Segretti
Florida
Segretti
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Tampa
Aldrin Reflects on Moon Walk and Mental Health Struggles
Apollo 11 astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. recalls a severe low mood after the moon landing that affected his marriage and career. He credits psychiatric care and medication with recovery and discusses his memoir Return to Earth describing his life from boyhood to space and back.
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Aldrin
Los Angeles
Earth
Pearson Injured in Farm Accident
Kansas Senator James B. Pearson sustained a severe right leg injury when a mower struck his foot on a 40 acre Baldwin area farm. Doctors expect return to full use after hospital stay and leg cast. Pearson applied a tourniquet from his shirt, a move credited with saving his life.
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Kansas City
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Baldwin
William Rieke
University of Kansas Medical Center
Youth Runs Freight Service Kevin Gormley
Kevin Gormley 17 starts a small freight business with a two ton truck and a crew of three. They unload about three boxcars weekly for Moorman's Feed Warehouse, earning Gormley about $1,500 since starting. He plans to quit for college within the year.
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Kevin Gormley
Moorman’s
Gormley
Joseph Gormley
R. 3
Randy
Jon Leatherman
S. Central
Tom Moore
Moorman
Ronald Ti
Deb Long Thrown In Barrington Fair Horse Collision
Deb by Long, rider at the Barrington Fair, was hospitalized with minor injuries after being thrown from her horse Unfortunate Lady in a collision with another horse and rider.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Debby Long
Dole Sees Nixon Era of Cooperation After Watergate
Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas said Nixon and Congress are entering a cooperative era after Watergate. He noted Nixon's improved image from two recent news conferences and named former Kansas treasurer George Hart as a potential opponent in his re election bid.
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Salina
Kan
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Congress
Dole
George Hart
Fight Over Retaining Convention Reform Rules Splits Democrats
In Washington a clash is expected over whether to keep McGovern era reforms for convention delegates including quotas for women and minorities. Opponents led by organized labor seek to block revision of last year's rules, arguing the 1972 guidelines expired and not in effect for 1976.
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Washington
Reform Commission
McGovern Commission
Organized Labor
Reign Change In Sweden As Leftist Coalition Leads
Premier Olof Palme's Socialists and Communist allies hold a slight parliamentary edge with 30 percent of votes uncounted. The left coalition was projected at 176 seats to the opposition's 174. King Carl XVI Gustaf arrived in Stockholm to cheers, while funeral rites were announced for his grandfather Gustaf VI Adolph on September 25.
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Stockholm
Olof Palme
Sweden
Carl XVI Gustaf
Gustaf VI Adolph
Chrysler faces continuing strike as 112000 workers stay out
Detroit Chrysler Corp battles production losses as a United Auto Workers strike enters its third day. Executives warn that absent a settlement today they may cut jobs for about 10,500 white collar staff. In New York, beef prices drift as controls end with supply and demand determining levels, with surveys noting scattered declines.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
New York
Associated Press
Gallup poll shows high American favorability
The Gallup poll found 93 percent of Americans view the country favorably. George Gallup Jr. said one in five homeowners is unhappy with local quality of life.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
George Gallup Jr
Opinion Research Organization
Chicago
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