Ohio Ends Sign-Up For Edison Decanter Whisky
Ohio liquor officials wrap up a sign-up for 9 000 decanters of 90 proof bourbon in a white Hall China decanter honoring Thomas Edison. Stores report strong orders across several cities with June 22 pickup and values hinted at by collectors and store managers.
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Red Cross Raises Brief Flood Aid For South Dakota
Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross has $245 of a $2,310 quota for South Dakota disaster relief. Chairman Garwood Wells says letters were mailed to industry and a special donor list. National disaster funds are depleted and emergency care is projected above $5 million.
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Pilots consider postponing world strike decision
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations weighs calling off next Monday's 24 hour world strike as UN Security Council talks on hijacking likely raise action. Col Ola Forsberg reports a likely council meeting after talks with UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim.
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Sentencing Today for Irvings in Hughes Autobiography Hoax
New York AP reports Clifford Irving and his wife Edith face sentencing in federal and state courts for conspiracy and grand larceny in the fabrication of the Howard Hughes autobiography sold to McGraw Hill. Irving and Edith could get up to 13 years and $11,000 in fines. Edith also faces Swiss forgery and embezzlement charges. Richard Suskind pleaded guilty to grand larceny and could receive eight years and a $1,000 fine. The trio had lived in Westport, Connecticut as they pursued the hoax.
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North Electric wins $8 million in telecom contracts
Galion Ohio North Electric Co a United Telecom subsidiary announced government contracts totaling over 8 million dollars to design engineer and manufacture electronic switching centers for two telecommunications programs.
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Proxmire Seeks Lavelle Court Martial as Case is Closed
Sen William Proxmire urged a court martial for Maj Gen John D Lavelle over 20 unauthorised air strikes in Jan–Mar, but Defense Department says the case is closed with no further action planned Lavelle testified he halted the raids after three false reports reached higher HQs The Pentagon notes 77 protective reaction strikes occurred in the same period against missile sites radar and AA guns
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Dayco Names Richard Jacob President in Addition to CEO
Dayton Ohio AP Richard Jacob board chairman and chief executive officer of Dayco Corp is named to the additional post of president.
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