Teledyne Growth Records Big Stock Moves and Cash
Teledyne Inc. under Henry Singleton has bought 10.5 percent of Kidde and 11 percent of Litton Industries, asserting no takeover aims. FTC review on Litton is ongoing while Teledyne touts a $213 million cash hoard and strong earnings potential for 1976.
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L.A
Washington Post
Century City
Calif
Fred Sullivan
Henry Singleton
Teledyne Inc
Sullivan
New Jersey
Kidde
Singleton
Teledyne
Los Angeles
Litton Industries Inc
Charles B
Tex) Thornton
Litton
Thornton
Washington
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Wall Street
Rankie Singleton
Henry E. Singleton
Farflung
Hughes
Woman Assault Sentence Deferred For Attacking Officer
Yvonne Clark, 25, received a deferred six month jail term after pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer as he transported her for a forgery charge. The officer reported being kicked in the head. the cruiser then left the road, hitting signs and three vehicles, with about 12 000 dollars in damage. Clarke also faced a forgery charge that was dismissed in exchange for the assault plea.
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Yvonne Clark
Jerry Butler
Clark
Butler
Cache Road
Miami Utilities Shortage Probe Seeks $107000
Ottawa County District Attorney’s office launches investigation into a reported 107000 shortage in Miami city utilities collections over 16 months. Audit by Hans Van Beber found 107,182.37 missing with cashiers filing daily reports without outside checks. Board chairman Neil Norton notes lax oversight by board members.
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Miami, Okla
Ottawa County District Attorney's Office
Miami City
Neil Norton
Hans van Beber
Miami
van Beber
Norton
Police Log Details Complaints From Lowton Residents
The Lowton Police Department logged multiple complaints from residents and businesses including thefts at homes on 814 H Ave 216 Park 1609 N 18th and 2515 Turtle Creek Drive damage reports at 216 Park and east window thefts from vehicles and vending machines at several locations including Jones 66 Service Station 104 S Second and Kitchen Auto Sales 706 W Sheridan. A city woman reportedly overdosed while others reported thefts burglary and vandalism involving various addresses and businesses.
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Lowton
Debra L. Stenken
H Ave
Carl Scott
Park
Maurice Keho
Noonie Rhodes
Brighton Drive
Kenneth Igo
Indictoms
Turtle Creek Drive
G. F. Harris
S. Eighth
Jones
Marthe Johnson
Evuctid
Susie Lynch
Mieling Drive
Jackie Jeffcoct
Charies Eugene Gombie
Texas
Boughman Oll Co
Kitchen Auto Sales
Sheridan
Senate weighs tighter control as postal budget eyed
The Senate debates a Hollings proposal to reimpose congressional control over the Postal Service budget, adding a $1 billion subsidy cap and delaying rate hikes or service cuts through Oct. 1, 1977, while abolishing the Board of Governors and requiring Senate confirmation of the postmaster general.
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Washington
Senate
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Congress
U.S. Post Office
Hollings
House
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Board of Governors
Postmaster General
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
White House
Benjamin Bailor
Funeral notices for Coonfield and Shaylor brothers
Charles Jerome Coonfield Jr. 55 died after a long illness in Temple. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Masonic Cemetery. Survived by wife Dollie, two sons, two daughters, mother, and seven grandchildren. Harold T. Shaylor 91 of Lawton died in hospital. Funeral at Lawton-Ritter Dalton Chapel, burial in Highland Cemetery. survived by son Harold Shaylor II.
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Temple
Charles Jerome Coonfield Jr
Temple Tribune
First Baptist Church
John Dyer
L. M. Cox
Masonic Cemetery
Wyatt Funeral Home
Mr. Coonfield
Apache
Army Air Corps
Dollie Kelley
Kansas City
Kan
Apache Review
Lawton Constitution Morning Press
American Legion
Ronnie
Charles III
Marsha Coonfield
Cathy Lipscomb
Willie Coonfield
Harold
Harry) T. Shaylor
Baldwin
Lawton-Ritter- Dalton
Robert Noble
Congregational Church
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Shaylor
London
England
Lawton
Willie E. Watts
Harold Shaylor II
Deaths in California Hungary and United Nations
James Olds Bing Professor of Biology at Caltech died in Pasadena at 54. Jenoe Kenessey Hungarian composer died after illness at 71 in Budapest. Paul Jankowski of Poland deputy director of radio and visual services at the U N died in New York at 64.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Olds
Bing
California Institute of Technology
Budapest
Hungary
Jenoe Kenessey
MTI
United Nations, N.Y
Paul Jankowski
Poland
U.N. Office of Public Information
U.N
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