Swiss extradition still in question for Clifford Irving
Swiss warrants issued for author Clifford Irving and wife on suspicion of falsifying documents and involving a scheme to pocket 650000 in McGraw-Hill checks for Howard Hughes. Swiss law would allow extradition if fraud charges are involved. authorities impounded 422707 in Zurich under a likely Mrs Irving alias. Irving in New York facing state and federal grand juries. wife cites Hughes as instructions for funneling funds via Swiss accounts.
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Zurich
Clifford Irving
Dist. Atty
Peter Veleff
McGraw-Hill
Howard Hughes
Veleff
Weleff
Hannah Rosenkranz
Irving
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Hughes
Life Magazine
New York
Martin S. Ackerman
Howard
Helga R. Hughes
Ohio Bell seeks 34 percent temporary rate hike
Ohio Bell asked the Public Utilities Commission for an immediate 34 percent temporary rate increase worth 166 million dollars per year. CEO cited a state of emergency as current returns are only 4 percent, and the company seeks to raise to about 8.71 percent. A hearing on the request will be scheduled.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Henry W. Eckhart
Ohio Bell
Eckhart
Hexachlorophene Ban Reversed in Yale Nursery
In New Haven Connecticut the Yale New Haven Hospital restored hexachlorophene to limited use in a nursery after an outbreak of staphylococcus infections on 15 babies. Dr Alexander Campbell notes infections rose after stopping use and cautions FDA warnings may need reassessment to balance benefits against risks.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale-New Haven
Alexander Campbell
Campbell
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
FDA
Humphrey proposes CIA lead on heroin crackdown
Sen Hubert H Humphrey told a Miami drug treatment center crowd that the U S should mobilize the CIA to track down heroin smugglers asserting it can locate and stop dope traffickers He criticized Nixon s 230 million drug treatment budget as inadequate and urged a broad federal drug cure and control program involving enforcement treatment and education Also Muskie proposed a 1 billion elderly aid plan and reforms to property tax while opposing a value added tax and urging publicized property valuations
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Minnesota
Miami
Florida
CIA
Humphrey
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Muskie
Prsident Nixon
Hanoi rejects Kissinger Paris talks after Tho illness
North Vietnamese documents reveal Washington shunned a renewal of Paris talks after Le Duc Tho fell ill. Kissinger offered to meet with Tho or other Hanoi leaders, but Hanoi withheld a new date, citing Tho’s illness as the obstacle. Thuy remains Hanoi’s chief negotiator at the Paris talks.
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Washington
North
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Paris
le Duc Tho
Henry A. Kissin
le Duc Thoyer
United
Laneen TE
Kissinger
le Duc the
Tho
Nixon
Thuy
Dr. Kissinger
U.S
Politburo
FTC Orders Warnings in All Major Cigarette Ads
The Federal Trade Commission requires six top cigarette makers to display a surgeon general warning in every ad. The rule targets newspapers magazines billboards posters transit ads and point of sale materials and aims for a summer implementation pending comments. The six firms American Brands Brown and Williamson Liggett and Myers Lorillard Philip Morris and R J Reynolds account for 99 percent of U S cigarette sales.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
United States
American Brands Inc
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp
Liggett and Myers, Inc
Lorillard
Philip Morris Inc
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Horace R. Kornegay
The
Tobacco Institute
Robert Pitofsky
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Two Democrats file for Ohio Supreme Court seats
In Columbus Ohio two Cleveland area Democrats filed for the May 2 primary. George W White of Orange and Frank D Cele breeze of Parma seek seats on the state high court. Cele breeze is brother to State Rep James Cele breeze of Cleveland.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
George W. White
Orange
Frank D. Celebreeze
Parma
Celebreeze
State
Rep
James P. Celebreeze
Two Ohio Nursing Homes Lose Welfare Contracts
The Ohio Welfare Department terminated contracts with Sun-E-Acres Nursing Home in Sandusky County and Willows Rest in Chillicothe for health and safety reasons. State payments to welfare patients drop from 330 to 200 dollars for maximum care and from 270 to 165 dollars for average care.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Welfare Department
Sandusky County
Chillicothe
John Hanson
Sun-E-Acres
Sandusky
Willows Rest
Hanson
Notice to Bidders Sealed Proposals for Armory Roof Work
Sealed proposals will be received at the Adjutant General Division Worthington Ohio until 11 00 A M EST March 3 1972 for removing roofing sandblasting repairing and coating a barrel roof at the Ohio National Guard Armory 2002 South Main Street Middletown Ohio Plans and specs may be secured from the Eng Division Adjutant General 2825 West Granville Road Worthington Ohio 43085 Proposals must be bonded for 100 of amount and remain in force 30 days after opening The Adjutant General reserves the right to reject any or all bids Major General Dana L Stewa The Adjutant General ed 18 Ibag
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West
Granville Road
Worthington
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
South Main Street
Middletown
Adjutant General's Department
West Granville Road
P.O. Box
Adjutant General
Dana L. Stewa
Ibag
Delayed Justice Frees Woman After Six-Year Delay
Eula Lee Warner, 37, granted freedom by U.S. District Court Judge Cornelia Kennedy after a six year delay beginning her 1964 heroin conviction. Warner, who waited to begin serving time, described relief and plans to find work and move on. Her attorney Richard Zipster credited a DOJ paper shuffle for the delay and an error by federal officials.
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Detroit
Eula Lee Warner
U.S. District Court
Cornelia Kennedy
Miss Warner
Richard Zipster
U.S. Supreme Court
Zipster
Justice Department
West Virginia
Kennedy
SEATO Plans Sea Hawk Naval Exercise in South China Sea
SEATO will conduct a defensive naval exercise in the South China Sea during President Nixon's China visit, called Sea Hawk, February 15 to 27. Participants include Australia, Britain, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand, and the United States. France and Pakistan do not take part.
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Bangkok
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South China Sea
Nixon
China
SEATO
Peking
Australia
Britain
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
United States
France
Pakistan
Dayton Firm Charged Over Oil Dump Near River
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources filed suit against Metalurgical Services, Inc. of Dayton, charging the firm with dumping oil in the Great Miami River.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Metalurgical Services, Inc
Dayton
Great Miami River
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