Chrysler Reports First Quarter Profit Amid Sales Rise
Chrysler Corp reports a first quarter 1971 profit of about 310 million, reversing a last year loss of 76 million. Sales of cars trucks and tractors rose 20 percent to 415000 in North America, with outside U S and Canada totaling 215000, up 17 percent. The results precede a later audit and reflect a four-quarter profit streak.
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Canada
Athens mayoral candidate jailed over tax bond
Athens Ohio AP John Snediker a Democratic candidate for mayor was jailed after refusing a $58 bond to secure his court appearance on charges he violated the city income tax ordinance He asked for a personal recognizance bond but the judge refused and he was jailed a continuance was granted to Thursday to prepare a motion to quash the charges He allegedly did not pay the 1969 income tax of 19.85 on time and failed to file a timely 1970 estimate, though he reportedly complied last month after the discrepancies were brought to light.
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Athens, Ohio
John Snediker
Athens
Franklin Sheeter
Snediker
Gen Abrams On Vacation In Formosa
In Formosa for a six day vacation Gen Creighton W Abrams commander of U S forces in Vietnam arrived Sunday night from Saigon with his family and is visiting scenic sites in central and southern Formosa, military spokesmen said Monday.
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Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
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Saigon
Hoover Defies Calls to Quit FBI as Boggs Criticizes
Washington AP by Mark Brown reports that House Democrats led by Hale Boggs accuse the FBI of tapping lawmakers and spying on colleges. Mitchell rejects firing Hoover and Boggs demands apology while Montoya cites past monitoring of senators. FBI denies tapping any member of Congress and Boggs vows further proof.
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Nixon speeds troop withdrawals from Vietnam to 18 000 a month
Senator George Aiken says Nixon has accelerated U S troop pullouts to about 18 000 a month for the past two weeks and will announce the rate formally. He notes U S troop strength has fallen from 543 400 to about 300 000 since 1969 and forecasts possible full withdrawal next year.
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Trenton Artist Wins Best of Show at Local Photo Show
Trent on Clark Flake of 22 E Page St captures Best of Show at the first Hamilton photo show for a black and white Civil War cannon study. He also earns honorable mentions in black and white and color print categories. The event is sponsored by the Hamilton Campus of Miami University and the Tri County Photo Club of Hamilton.
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Tri County Photo Club
Ohio Banks Surrender State Accounts
Thirteen Ohio banks with long dormant state deposits have surrendered funds by Monday after Attorney General Brown ruled accounts must be held only by Columbus offices. Deposits outside Columbus totaled 15.81 million dollars from 1951 across Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Akron and Toledo. Money is invested in short term CDs or held for operating needs, with three banks still to bid on CDs. Deputy treasurer James Dayton would decide on reinvestment.
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Ohio Considers Year Plates for Licenses
In Columbus the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles weighs three year license plates to cut state costs. State Registrar C Donald Curry says the plan could start as early as 1973 but would require a legislative change to stop annual plate issuance.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
C. Donald Curry
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