Britain Faces Worst Blackout Since Wartime Blitz
London reports the largest power outage since the blitz as coal shortages from a miners’ strike force rationing. Hospitals remain exempt but four hour outages hit homes offices and factories daily while Prime Minister Heath seeks a settlement and miners press for higher wages.
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London
Edward Heath
Labor Party
No. 10
Downing St
Hamiltonian Arrested In 2 More Cases
A 22 year old Hamilton man James M. Goodwin was cited on two additional armed robbery charges for holdups at Belle Avenue Delicatessen and A B Carryout. He was previously charged in a Middletown robbery and found hiding in a car trunk after the driver returned to retrieve his wallet.
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Hamilton
Middletown
James M. Goodwin
Beckett Sr
Belle Avenue Delicatessen
Belle
A&b
Trenton
Goodwin
Davey
Michalean Ferguson
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Two Men Ask Supreme Court to Hear Gay Marriage Case
Richard J. Baker and James M. McConnell filed a brief with the Supreme Court seeking to overturn Minnesota's ban on same sex marriage. They argue state law violates liberty, property, and privacy rights and note actions in other states since the Minnesota ruling.
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Supreme Court
United States
Richard J. Baker
University of Minnesota Student Association
James M. McConnell
High Court
Minnesota Supreme Court
Union
Minnesota
Cy. Baker and
McConnell
Hennepin County
Mankato
Minn
Minneapolis
State Supreme Court
Pay Later-Much Later A Passenger Owes Airlines
A Columbus gate agent found a white envelope addressed to A. Airlines at 100 Park Ave New York containing 250 dollars and a note stating the money is owed for over ten years. The sender, calling themselves a passenger from long ago, asked for the funds to be sent to New York or Los Angeles. Airlines had moved its New York headquarters over ten years ago to Third Avenue.
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Columbus, Ohio
American Airlines
Port Columbus
A. Airlines
Park Ave
N.Y
New York
Los Angeles
Park Avenue
Third Avenue
Authority on Soviets Dies at Harvard Library
Merle Fainsod, 64, director of Harvard University Library and noted Soviet expert, died late Thursday. His book on Soviet government won the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Award in 1953.
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Cambridge, Mass
Merle Fainsod
Harvard University Library
Soviet Union
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Buy or Build with Middletown Federal Home Loan
Middletown Federal Home Loan promotes buying or building a home now. They offer loans tailored to budgets with down payments as low as 5 percent of appraised value. Monthly payments can include prorated taxes and insurance plus principal and interest.
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