Pay phones may cost 25 cents says AT&T chair
AT&T chairman John deButts says local calls may rise to 25 cents in some states. He notes increases already in effect in 10 states to 20 cents and in four states to 15 cents, with Louisiana still at five cents. He predicts home service could rise with inflation, as AT&T has requests in 20 states that could add about $1 billion annually.
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Ruthie Carter Wins State VFW Honor in Toledo
Ruthie Carter, chair of Inter Clark VFW Post 6405 Ladies Auxiliary, captured the top Ohio VFW Convention award in Toledo. She won the state Ccentennial Record Book Contest race, earning national contest entry in August, and was named state banner bearer for the year. The auxiliary also received citations for 100 percent member participation in the Ohio VFW cancer fund and for programs in publicity, community youth work, the VFW national home, Voice of Democracy, and Loyalty Day.
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Columbus lawyer joins Nationwide as VP for cash and regulatory affairs
Kenneth E. DeShetler, former Ohio insurance director 1971 to 1975, has been hired by Nationwide Insurance in Columbus as vice president for cash and regulatory affairs. He previously practiced in a Columbus law firm and did consulting work for Nationwide.
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Alaska Thieves Memo Quotes Oil Pipeline Thefts
The Justice Department issued a memo stating that thievery along the Alaska oil pipeline route is extensive and “staggers the imagination,” highlighting pervasive losses and security concerns.
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Philadelphia Residents Plan Fourth of July Outings
In Society Hill near Independence Hall, residents prepare July 4 plans as some leave town for the holiday. Local voices describe festive gatherings and neighborhoods marking the national day with events and travel.
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Ghostly sighting grips English estate near Gatscombe Park
In Avening England locals report a headless black dog apparition at the 730 acre Queen Elizabeth II estate bought last week for Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips. Residents describe repeated encounters and fear crowds may bring disruption as preparations continue for a royal move this fall.
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