California sues GM over misleading car price stickers
California seeks injunctive relief and fines up to 2 500 per GM car sold in the state last year totaling about 750 million dollars. The suit accuses GM of inflating sticker prices beyond prevailing retail, with 300 000 cars involved and possible expansion to other makers.
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Los Angeles
General Motors
of California
California
Charles A. O’brien
Superior Court
O’brien
Pontiac
Veteran parade planner urges early start for Loyal American Day
Robert Armbruster of Trenton with a decade of parade planning emphasizes planning, cooperation, and confidence. The Loyal American Day parade features about 10 units starting at 10 am, moving along Broad, Central, and Bellemonte streets to Sunset Park for a 20 minute program. Armbruster notes themes of Americanism, early unit reservations, and heavy volunteer coordination, with calls peaking in the two weeks before the event.
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Robert Armbruster
E. State St
Trenton
Armbruster
N. Broad Street
Central Avenue
Central
Bellemonte Street
Bellemonte
Sunset Park
Navy
Oxford
No Results Seen In Strike Talks In Cincinnati
Negotiations between 900 striking lithographers and 21 local firms ended after six hours with no progress in the 10 day old walkout. A union spokesman said no further meetings were scheduled and no end to the strike was in sight.
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Cincinnati
Local Veterinarian Dr James Buck Opens Middletown Clinic
James R Buck DVM drives from Lemon Monroe High to Ohio State University and Cincinnati to join Middletown after remodeling 2713 N Verity Parkway. He built a veterinary practice with four Persian cats a grand champion Persian cameo and Tibetan Lhasa Apso dogs shown across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and New York. He is the son of Russell A Buck and his wife from Falmouth Kentucky.
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James R. Buck
Falmouth
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
DVM
N. Verity Parkway
Middletown Medical
Dr. Buck
Divorce Court Rules Against Jackie Gleason
An appellate court in New York rejected comedian Jackie Gleason's bid for divorce from Genevieve Gleason. The couple married 32 years ago. separation decree and custody of their two daughters were granted in 1954 on abandonment grounds. The 1966 divorce reform law does not retroactively apply to pre enactment separation cases.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Genevieve Gleason
AFL-CIO Calls Pentagon a Scab for Grapes to Vietnam
The AFL-CIO accuses the Defense Department of acting as a massive strikebreaker by buying millions of pounds of California table grapes for shipment to Vietnam. William L. Kircher says the government bows to business pressure, doubling grape purchases in early 1969 and boosting Vietnam shipments from 555000 pounds in 1968 to 4.1 million this year. The Pentagon says buys reflect menus and cost, not labor conditions, and protests have been met with equivocation.
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Washington (Ap
Afl-Cio
Defense Department Today
Boycot
Ted California
Vietnam
William L. Kircher
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Kircher
Defense Department
United States
Fense Department
Appleton Man Earns Doctorate and Postdoc Post
William Erven Scott of Appleton Wisconsin earned a philosophy of science doctorate from the Institute of Paper Chemistry in Appleton. He will publish two years of doctoral research and has accepted a two year postdoctoral post in chemistry at the University of Edinburgh under Dr David I Rees as the sole American on a five scientist team studying cell structure. He is a Lemon Monroe National Honor Society member and grandson of W S Scott.
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William Erven Scott
Appleton
Wis
Russell R. Lawson
Clarksville
Dix Road
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Lawrence University
Scott
Miami University
Sci- Scott
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
David I. Rees
Lemon-Monroe
National Honor Society
W. S. Scott
West
Alexandria Road
Chester Span To Be Torn Down Soon
Ohio highway officials join U S Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers in East Liverpool to plan razing of the 73 year old Chester Bridge over the Ohio River. The suspension span, closed May 14 for unsafe conditions, will be dismantled no earlier than late 1969 or 1970.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
U.S. Coast Guard
Army Corps of Engineers
Chester
Ohio River
W.va
Funeral Set For Saturday for Harry W. Gensler veteran
Funeral services are planned for Saturday for 89 year old Harry W. Gensler of Cleveland Heights a Spanish American War veteran who fought at San Juan Hill and served as past commander of the county council of United Spanish War Veterans.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Harry W. Gensler
Cleveland Heights
Gensler
San Juan Hill
County Council of
United
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