Guy Lombardo Death Ends Era of Auld Lang Syne Legend
The death of Guy Lombardo at 75 ends a half century of popular music with his Royal Canadians. His brother Victor vows the band will continue and perform Auld Lang Syne again on New Year’s Eve. Lombardo, who built a vast touring and recording career from Ontario to Chicago, died after heart surgery complications in Houston.
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New York
Lombardo
Heaven
Victor
The
Royal Canadians
Guy Lombardo
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Connecticut
Sta
Carnegie Hall
Ontario
Gaetano Lombardo Jr
London
Carmen
Lebert
Cleveland
Chicago
Windy City
Louis Armstrong
Bix Biederbecke
Middle America
Boo Hoo
Australian scientists unveil potent safe pesticides for world market
In Canberra the CSIRO reports 18 biodegradable insecticidal esters showing strong pest control against houseflies mosquitoes weevils and beetles while remaining harmless to humans and animals. Science Minister James Webster says the compounds could reach markets by 1981 and seek company partners for further development.
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Canberra
Australia
James Webster
Webster
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Rural Saturday mail option eyed if deliveries cut
The Postal Service considers allowing select rural areas to keep Saturday mail amid potential five day deliveries. Urban areas would likely be ineligible. Deputy Postmaster General Bolger notes hearings and advisory opinions are required before any change.
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Washington
William Bolger
Bolger
Two men convicted in Bolles murder case in Phoenix
James Robison and Max Dunlap were found guilty of first degree murder and conspiracy in Don Bolles death. The verdict keeps open the possibility of further conspirators and will be followed by sentencing on December 6. Adamson testified he planted the bomb and named others tied to the case.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona
Don Bo
William Schafer
IIT
Schafer
James Robison
Chandler
Max Dunlap
Phoenix
Bolles
Bruce Babbitt
Alfonso’’ Lizanetz
Kemper
Marley S. Robison
Dunlap
Superior
Howard Thompson
Adamson
Robison
David Derickson
John Harvey Adamson
Lone
Babbitt
Lizanetz
Marley
Open Letter to Butler Co Voters on Issue One
Deaf Butler County voters urge a yes vote on issue one arguing election day registration caused illegal registrations in Cleveland and would waste county funds. The letter cites 1492 illegal registrations out of 3007 and warns of voter fraud, long lines, and misregistered voters fading public trust. It calls for advance registration to safeguard elections and notes $40,000 to $50,000 yearly cost to Butler County taxpayers.
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Citizens OF Butler CO
Deaf Butler Co
Ohio
Cleveland
Butler County
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Sheriff's Department
Butler County Children’s Services Division
Welfare Department
Water and Sewer Service
Hanly
U.S
House of Representatives
Congress
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Watergate Committee
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Freeport
Jones Beach
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Ae Perro
Cincinnati
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Lefferson
Wayne Gibson
Miami University
Don Bolles
Pam
Barbara
Towne Mall Optical
Michael A. Fox
Columbus
Stanley Sorrell
Middletown
Haldimand Ave
Hamilton
Pol. Adv
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