Credit Card Thefts Hit Washington Downtown Shops
Washington merchants tighten to cash only as a wave of stolen cards prompts banks to curtail card use. Central Charge Service reports losses and halted payments at stores, with several banks canceling or limiting affiliations.
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Washington
Ping District
Central Charge Service
Central Charge
Riggs National Bank
First National Bank of Maryland
BankAmericard
Virginia National Bank
Post Office Department
J. P. Settlehouder
Ohio Gubernatorial and Senate Races Stir Ohio Press
Ohio politicians faced mixed outcomes this weekend with party endorsements and policy proposals. The Cleveland Plain Dealer endorsed John Glenn for the Democratic Senate race and Robert Taft for the Republican nomination, while backing Glenn over Taft on the Senate side. Taft criticized Governor Rhodes over alleged conflicts of interest and disclosure gaps. Rhodes received a White House note promising federal review to cut waste in welfare programs. Lukens and Brown issued position statements on governance and a 24 hour state help center to route consumer and legal issues. Brown proposed a 24 hour state assistance center covering 70 departments and including consumer fraud, workers compensation, veterans’ claims, drug violations, and antitrust matters.
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James A. Rhodes
White House
Cleveland Plain Dealer
U.S. Senate Pri
Donald E. Lukens
Paul W. Brown
Lukens
John J Gilligan
Brown
Ohio
Rhodes
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert Tater
Glenn
U.S. Senate
Stephen M. ‘Young
Gilligan
Chicago 7
Cincinnati
Middletown
Rifles Shotguns Are Stolen From Home
An unspecified number of rifles and shotguns were stolen late last night from Mrs. Walsie Rose at 7494 West Alexandria Road. The kitchen door was forced and rooms and drawers were ransacked. A second report noted four hubcaps worth 60 dollars stolen from a car on Green Tree Road. A third loss cited 35 dollars in change and cigarettes taken from Peasttown Sunoco Service Station on Germantown Road.
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Walsie Rose
West
Alexandria Road
Mack Hurley
Arthur Frasik
Greentree Road
Lebanon
Sheriff's
S. Main Street
Fred McGary
Peasttown
Sunoco
Germantown Road
Legislature Moves Two Bills to Governor for Approval
The 108th General Assembly reconvenes in Columbus to push two measures to the governor. Aimed at promoting restrictions on service station giveaways and placing an elderly homestead exemption on the November ballot, both include House amendments needing Senate concurrence.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
Senate
Lake
Saxbe Urges Doctors to Reform National Medical System
U S Senator William Saxbe told Ohio doctors the medical system is creaking and urged action before Congress acts. He warned dental care is worse and middle income people are priced out. He proposed expanded clinics and group care, with use of limited training helpers for rural sick calls.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Congress
Ohio Republican
Ohio State Medical Association
Conference of
County Medical
Saxbe
Ohio Road Toll Rises to 21 in Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports a steady stream of fatalities on Ohio highways over the weekend, with at least 21 people killed in accidents statewide. The year’s highest toll stood at 22 during the February weekend of 6-8.
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Associated Press
Ohio
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