Ohio River Chemical Spill Passes Safely By Louisville
A spill of carbon tetrachloride from Kanawha River near Charleston is passing by Louisville with no danger after filtration. EPA officials traced the 70 ton pollutant to a plant and say river contamination affected more than 100 miles. Louisville tests peaked at 22 ppb before filtration reduced levels, prompting continued monitoring and treatment where needed.
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Louisville, Ky
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Kanahwa
Charleston
W.va
Alvin Morris
EPA
Gordon Robeck
Cincinnati
Jerry Ford
Louisville Water Co
Ford
Louisville
Gary Hutchinson
Atlanta
Defense Official Denies Payoffs
Manila AP under secretary of Defense Jose Crispi, ally of the late President Magsaysay, denounces reports that Magsaysay was paid by the CIA as a pack of lies. The Times cited unnamed U.S. sources claiming secret payments to world leaders including Hussein, Makarios, Brandt, Thieu, Kenyatta, Mobutu, Burnham, the Dalai Lama, Chiang Kai-shek, Perez, Rhee, and Diem. Makarios Brandt Perez and the Jordanian government deny the charges.
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Manila
Jose Crispi
Ramon Magsaysay
Magsaysay
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
New York Times
U.S
CLA
Crispi
National Bureau of Administration
Huk
Enene
Times
Washington
CIA
Jordan
Hussein
Makarios
Cyprus
Willy Brandt
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Sese Seko Mobutu
Zaire
Forbes Burnham
Dalai Lama
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nationalist
China
Carlos Andrea Perez
Venezuela
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Ngo Dien Diem
Brandt
Perez
O Neill Defends Civil Raise for Congress Members
Washington AP report says House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill defends a pay raise for members of Congress. The increase raises pay from 44 600 to 57 500 and took effect Sunday after the House avoided a vote. Senate approved. House did not vote.
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Washington
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
House of Congress
Senate
Complaint Panels Grow As Answer To Claims
Consumer woes push use of industry run CAP mediation panels for appliance, furniture, auto, and insurance complaints. ICAP pilots with Michigan, Mississippi, Montana and Utah. panels hear disputes, issue nonbinding recommendations. Contacts list MACAP, FICAP, AutoCAP and national sponsors with roles and phone numbers.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Better Business Bureau
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Federal Office of Consumer Affairs
Insurance Consumer Action Panel
ICAP
Insurance Commissioners of
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
Utah
Virginia Habeeb
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Ficap — Furniture Industry
Nancy High
High Point
N.C
Patricia Borowski
Ks&j
N.W
Washington
D.C
Califano backs family planning amid abortion debate
Secretary Califano says abortion funding should be curbed but family planning is fine and should be pushed harder. He cites increased support in Carter budget proposals, urges sex education and research on healthy children, while HEW still funds abortions for the poor under court orders. He also discusses hospital charges, school desegregation via busing, and a forthcoming hospital cost containment plan.
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Washington
Califano
HEW
Congress
New York
Carter
Nine In Crowded Race To Succeed Mayor Daley
Chicago faces a crowded April 19 mayoral primary with nine Democratic and Republican hopefuls. Acting Mayor Michael Bilandic, backed by the city machine, pursues steady gains as Edward Hanrahan positions himself as the reformer. The field tests Bilandic’s control of ward patronage and the Democratic apparatus in a pivotal election year.
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Daley
Chicago
Camin
Richard Daley
Michael Bilandic
Bilandic
Deley
11Th Ward
City Hall
Edward Hanrahan
Cook County
Hanrahan
Fred Hampton
Illinois Attorney’s Office
U.S. House
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronnie Ivy in Centralia
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Ivy of Centralia welcomed a daughter named Michelle Dawn born Sunday at 2:42 p.m. at Audrain Me Center. The newborn weighed eight pounds two ounces.
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Ronnie Ivy
Centralia
Sunya
Audrain Me Center
Michelle Dawn
Montgomery Tax Seminar Explains Farm Estate Planning Changes
A Wednesday seminar at Montgomery City Catholic Grade School covers the new tax reform act and estate planning for farm corporations. Arthur Spector of Metropolitan Life outlines changes in tax rates unified credits and marital deductions, with a light meal and Q&A.
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Montgomery Ag
Montgomery City
Extension Center
Boonslick
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Roma
Arthur Spector
Mail Fraud Becomes $500 Million Industry
Washington reports a rapid rise in mail fraud, reaching an estimated half a billion dollars. Promoters use legitimate lists and diverse scams ranging from weight loss cures to fake investments. Postal officials warn consumers to beware offers that sound too good to be true.
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Washington
Postal Service
George Davis
Post Office
Carson Plans Live Tonight Show Return
Johnny Carson aims to resume live broadcasts of the Tonight Show starting March 15 despite guest unpredictability. NBC says West Coast broadcasts will remain taped, with shows filmed in Burbank for later airing.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Carson
Carson
Johnny
Robert Howard
Nbc-Tv
NBC
West Coast
Burbank
Tom Bass Review on See-Tv Tonight at Audrain Society
Mrs. Howard Richards presents the final part of her review on the book Tom Bass Black Horseman during the Audrain Historical Society program at 6 p.m. on See-Tv Channel 12. The book by Bill Downey notes Bass born into slavery in 1859 and famed for saddle horse work. the program re runs at 12 noon Tuesday.
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Howard Richards
Tom Bass
Audrain Historical Society
See-Tv
Bill Downey
California
Western Outdoor Magazine
Mr. Bass
Italian Guerrilla Release of Hostages in Jail
Italian authorities reported that Francesco Bartoli a 29 year old leftist guerrilla who escaped a Saluzzo jail after a shootout surrendered weak from blood loss. During the escape attempt Bartoli and three fellow convicts took a bank clerk his wife and three children hostage. Police said Bartoli and accomplices were members of the Red Brigade. In another incident Enzo Fontana a leftist group member was captured after a roadblock firefight. Weekend violence also saw a waiter killed in a Milan restaurant and two men shot at a workers club near Naples.
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Milan
Italy
Francesco Bartoli
Saluzzo
Bartoli
Barto
Red Brigade
Rho
Peice
Feftlat
Enzo Fontana
Fontana
Police Anid
Naples
Kissinger Weighs Columbia Professorship Offer
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is considering a Columbia University full professor post in political science after a faculty committee approved the offer. The position carries about 35000 dollars yearly, and Kissinger had no comment. A separate note states Pengér signed a five year NBC consultant deal on world affairs starting in July.
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NEW York
Henry Kissinger
Columbia University
Associated Press
Kissinger
Sims
Pheaingér
NBC
USSR Offers $4 Million For Phantom Jets
Soviet Union reportedly offers four million dollars to any pilot who surrenders a West German Phantom jet to the East as Bild claims. Brig. Gen. Paul Albert Scherer told a committee that intelligence services have long sought the Phantom’s German radar, while officials declined to confirm or deny the report.
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West Germany
Soviet Union
Japan
Luftwaffe
Bild
Paul Albert Scherer
Scherer
Defense
Georg Laber
counter-Intelligence
U.S
Viktor Ivanovich Belenko
United States
Belerko
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