Pontoon Beach Sister Fuzz Suspended Over Meeting Presence
Sister Cornelia, known as Sister Fuzz, is suspended by Pontoon Beach village trustees for violating police regulations by attending a November 9 meeting with local officials and a Madison County grand jury member. She is hospitalized at St Elizabeth's with virus pneumonia and disputes the board's action.
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Middletown Faces Severe Cold With Forecasted Drop
Cold spell grips Ohio with Middletown recording below zero and forecasts predicting a low near 10 below. Previous extreme lows cited from 1963 to 1968. Subzero air spans western and central Ohio while eastern regions warm briefly. Temperatures elsewhere include 10 below in Toledo and harsher readings in Findlay.
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Wholesale Prices Rise In December But Slower Than Forecast
Washington AP reports December wholesale prices rose eight tenths of a percent after the wage price freeze ended. Government data show coal prices jumped four percent, driven by miner pay hikes, while farm products and processed foods led the gains in consumables. The overall index reached 115.4 percent of the 1967 level, about four percent higher than a year earlier. Economist Hebert Stein said the rise was smaller than feared and anticipated several months of increases may follow in industrial commodities.
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Killing 150000 Birds Provokes Local Debate in Virginia
Kyle Roop, Radford city manager, weighs how to handle a mass roost of starlings near town. Wildlife expert Dudderar suggests using detergent to ruin the birds’ feather insulation, while conservationists and residents push for humane deterrents.
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Italian Premier Emilio Colombo Resigns Amid Coalition Struggle
Premier Emilio Colombo resigned today after a power struggle within Italy's coalition of Christian Democrats Socialists Democratic Socialists and Republicans. He folded his 17 month government in a formal meeting with President Giovanni Leone after talks with coalition leaders.
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Four Year License Plates Considered In Ohio
Columbus AP reports Ohio may issue four year vehicle license plates pending legislative approval. Highway Safety Director Eugene O Grady outlined at a news conference that plates would be valid for four years with annual courthouse visits to pay the fee and receive a sticker showing payment.
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Safer Farm Pest Control Program Outlined by U S Agencies
Washington AP report notes a multimillion dollar effort by the Agriculture Department, EPA and NSF to cut pesticide use through a broad pest management program. Secretary Earl L. Butz cites chemical residues and seeks biological controls while stressing feeding 50 million Americans. The cotton boll weevil will guide initial targets using chemical biological and cultural methods plus long range research.
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Russian Assault on US Air Attache at Riga Airport
The State Department reports Capt. Elmer Alderfer, assistant Air Force attache at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was attacked by four to six locals and about a dozen airport workers at Riga airport. He was knocked down, clothing torn, searched, then released within half an hour. authorities say he took no photos and camera was returned. Relations with the Soviet Union deteriorated as protests lag.
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Vietnamese Radar Strike Fires Shrike At Launcher patrol
South Vietnamese radar signals triggered a Shrike missile against a mobile launcher during a northern South Vietnam patrol. The US command said the American pilot fired first, suspecting the launcher was trying to track and lock on to his aircraft. The enemy did not return fire.
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Danes mourn Frederik IX and welcome Queen Margrethe II
Copenhagen reports the death of King Frederik IX at 72 after illness and a heart attack. Queen Margrethe II, his eldest daughter, is proclaimed constitutional monarch as Danes begin mourning with bells and flags at half staff in a nation awaiting a simple proclamation rather than coronation.
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