Letters to the Editor Raise Traffic Recklessness and Parental Care
A reader reports a dangerous green station wagon with no visible plate driving at high speed, forcing cars off the road near Corry and Beaverdam. She asks why police did not stop the driver sooner and suggests following beyond a complaint. The page also includes a citizen letter urging parental involvement and affection for children, and a Kentucky news brief noting University of Kentucky professors leading state compensation at $15,190 in 1970 with Transylvania at $12,314.
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Beaverdam
State Trooper
Corry
Union City
Frankfort
University of Kentucky
Transylvania
Cooper Merges With Dallas Airmotive Into Cooper Industries
Cooper Industries announces the merger of Dallas Airmotive Inc into the parent firm. Dallas Airmotive, based in Dallas and Frederick OK, handles jet and piston engine overhaul and leasing, serving airlines, corporate operators, and U.S. military. The deal exchanges .85 Cooper shares per Dallas share, adding 900 Dallas staff to 9,000 Cooper employees across 25 plants. The article also notes Kentucky governor James B. McCreary as a historical figure in Frankfort.
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Cooper Industries
Ajax Iron Works
Dallas Airmotive, Inc
Cooper Will Exchange
Cooper Common
Dallas Common
Dallas Airmotive
United States
Dallas
Frederick
Oklahoma
Cooper
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New York
Ron Munn
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
Young and
Old Frankfort
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Ana
Cougars
America
Cliff Buelink Ford, Inc
West Smith Street
FORD
Nagel
Rese
Loblaws
West Columbus Ave
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Big Chief