New York Declares State of Peril Over Heat Crisis
New York City faces a heat and flu crisis as the Board of Health declares a state of peril. Three deaths are linked to lack of heat while 2,400 to 100,000 residents endure unheated units. Officials order priority fuel deliveries and threaten prosecutions for noncompliance.
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New York
Board of Health
John V. Lindsay
Edward O'Rourke
Timothy W. Costello
Health Department
Ings
Costello
Commissioner of Health
Edward T. Heeg
The
New York Oil Heating Association
Wendy Lerch 7 Sacrifices Sisters in Fatal House Fire
LUTICA AP Wendy Lerch a seven year old girl who saved her four sisters and brother from a Conkling Avenue fire died after returning to the burning home to ensure all were safe. Fire officials said the blaze started from a defective heater and Wendy was trapped on the second floor while her wheelchair bound father and others were treated for minor burns. The Lerch family had earlier lost a son in Vietnam.
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Lutica
N.Y
Wendy Lerch
John Lerch
Wendy
Lerch
Vietnam
Cramer Named Manager of Nashua AAA Branch
Forrest E. Skeeter Cramer Jr., 26, Middletown High School graduate and former Polaris submarine crew member, has been appointed manager of AAA Nashua New Hampshire. He served seven years in the Navy since 1960 and was previously manager of the Manchester AAA branch.
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Forrest E
Skeeter) Cramer Jr
Middletown High School
Navy
Polaris
Benjamin Frankin
Nashua
N. H
American Automobile Association
Tom Pennington
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Cramer
MHS
Manchester
Triple A
Lindsay Flees To Caribbean Vacation Land
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay flew to the Bahamas with his wife and children amid a city crisis marked by flu, cold, and fuel oil shortages. Lindsay said he would run again only on his record if he chooses to seek reelection. A critic urged his resignation while he is away.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Bahamas
Lindsay
City Hall
Mary
Margaret
Anne
John Jr
Katherine
Matthew J. Troy Jr
Dr IQ radio figure bound over on marijuana and film charges
James Wesley McClain, 56, of Centerville, bound over to the Montgomery County grand jury after a preliminary hearing on marijuana and pornography charges. Police testified a quantity of marijuana and three lewd films were found in his car on November 26 in Jefferson Township. Prosecutor Falke delayed filing for six days, claiming McClain believed the material had been planted. he reportedly passed a lie detector test.
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Dayton
James Wesley McClain
Montgomery County
McClain
Robert L. Abrahamson
Linden Drive
Centerville
Dr. IQ
Jefferson Township
Lee C. Falke
Falke
Planned Parenthood Drive Chiefs Named
Two Middleton residents will direct Butler County and Middletown fund drives for Planned Parenthood opening in January. Calvin Verity leads county efforts. Charles Beck Jr. heads Middletown. The drive seeks 25000 to support clinics in Middletown and Hamilton and related educational programs. Contributions go to Charles Beck Jr. at Barnitz Bank.
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Butler County
Middletown
Calvin Verity
First National Bank
Charles Beck Jr
Barnitz Bank
The
Planned Parenthood Organization
Hamilton
Civic Association
Laura Moon
Grace James
Kenneth Rowley
Leonard Confar
Oxford
Dayton Model Cities Chief Named Danville City Manager
William Schmidt, longtime Dayton Model Cities director, was appointed city manager of Danville Kentucky on Thursday. Schmidt, who has led Dayton's program for two years, resigns effective February.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
William Schmidt
Danville
Schmidt
Franklin Man Fair After Crash In Franklin
A 90 year old Franklin man was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being thrown from his car and struck by another in a crash on S River Street. Victor A Woodward 9 of Apr 2 521 S River St drove south his car struck a house then backed into the path of Gary Donald Enz 23 of 705 Washington St Middletown. Woodward was charged with unsafe backing and damage to two cars set at 600 dollars.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Victor A. Woodward
S. River St
S. River Street
Woodward
Gary Donald Enz
Washington St
Middletown
Careless Drivers Dominate Middletown Court Docket
Careless driving cases filled the Middletown Municipal Court traffic docket with eight defendants fined $50 each. Additional fines covered failure to keep an assured clear distance and failure to yield the right of way. Nine speeding violators paid $210 in total fines.
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Middletown
Clarence Edward Mount
Germantown Rt. 1
Gilbert Jones
Bundy Apartments
Kenneth Montgomery
Franklin St
Steve Smith
Kokomo
Ind
Paul Fields
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