State Official Moonlights to Pay Debts From Seattle Mayoral Campaign
Secretary of State Lud Kramer 38 plans to work 50 extra hours weekly in part time jobs after finishing a 10 hour day in his state office. He moonlights as a gas station attendant and dish washer to clear about 10000 dollars in campaign debts from his failed Seattle mayoral bid. He says his salary covers his family of five and sleep is scarce while he continues duties in Olympia.
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Seattle
Kramer
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Armstrongs First Plane Acquired For Wapakoneta Museum
Neil Armstrong’s early flying plane a two seat 1948 Aeronica will arrive in Wapakoneta Ohio from Tewksbury Massachusetts. The craft will be shown in the Neil Armstrong museum under construction in the astronaut’s hometown.
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Wapakoneta
Government reveals 11.5 percent car safety failure rate
Washington AP reports the department released 800 reports from 1968 and 1969 cars and components tested in six standards. The average failure rate across vehicles is 11.5 percent while component tests show 10.1 percent failures. Authorities caution that initial results do not prove noncompliance and ongoing investigations include Uniroyal tire brands and Fiat maker cases.
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Department of Transportation
Congress
Robert Brenner
Department
National Highway Safety Bureau
Bureau
Fiat Auto
Uniroyal Inc
Brenner
New Bill Bans Dangerous Toys
Nixon signs a bill expanding HEW powers to ban toys and articles for children with heat hazards and other risks. The act allows refunds and reimbursement for buyers returning banned items and permits distributor or manufacturer reimbursement through the chain.
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Washington
Nixon
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
High Court Affirms University Police Sign Protest Conviction
Supreme Court 8 to 1 upholds Dane County conviction of Robert K. Zwicker for displaying a disruptive antiwar sign outside a UW placement office during February 1967 protests against Dow Chemical. Zwicker faced a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. court rejects vagueness challenge to disorderly conduct law and affirms the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Robert K. Zwicker
University of Wisconsin
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Dow Chemical Co
Oregon
U.S. Loses Appeal On Postal Pay
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling that post office workers receive overtime pay when days off are shifted, even if total weekly hours stay at 40. The government argued the 1963 law required over 49 hours.
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