City buses in peril as rider plea eyes government aid
An elderly Bellemonte Street rider and others warn relief is vital as Ortman Stewart Transportation loses money for a third straight year. City subsidies are under study while riders fear buses may end and compel reliance on costly cabs. Passengers cite mobility needs for groceries, bills, work, and medical visits, urging hourly service and store doorstep stops.
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Ortman ~ Stewart Transportation Co
Tom Ortman
Ortman
Bellemonte Street
East End
Stanley Street
Sorg Paper Co
Granada Street
Minnesota
Aberdeen Drive
CAB probes airline courtesy services discrimination
The Civil Aeronautics Board opened an investigation into how airlines offer meals calls hotel rooms and other courtesy services after delays or cancellations. It found most carriers provide such aid only if a passenger has a confirmed reservation and is aware of rights, with standby travelers often excluded.
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Braniff
CAB
Delta
Eastern
Western
Wien
Alaska
Security program asked for foreign airlines
Washington AP: Secretary of Transportation Volpe announced FAA plans to require security programs from more than 50 foreign scheduled airlines. The rule would formalize screening, require written plans, immediate notification of threats, and ban weapons unless authorized. Comments welcome until Nov 1.
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Washington
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Volpe
FAA
Driver Collier Killed in Tractor-Trailer Crash Near Charleston
Joseph Collier aged 54 from Manchester Ohio died when his car collided with a tractor trailer on US 21 near Charleston West Virginia late Friday, state police reported.
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Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Collier
Manchester
Ohio
Here
Skyjack Talks Set in ICAO Effort to Boycott Highjack Nations
Washington AP reports a US Canadian plan to sanction airlines by boycotting service to countries not cracking down on hijackers. The proposal, once rejected, was revived by ICAO in June and now moves through its 17 nation legal subcommittee with cautious U.S. optimism and support from several other states. The plan will be referred to ICAO’s parent legal committee and then the full council, meeting in November.
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Washington
International Civil Aviation Organization
State Department
Charles Bray Friday
United States
Icao Council
Ohio slaughters two more hog cholera herds
Columbus AP reports two additional swine herds exposed to hog cholera were slaughtered in Van Wert County, with another herd set for destruction Tuesday. About 380 hogs were killed, joining 1,500 already destroyed to prevent spread. Hog cholera does not affect humans. Across Kentucky, Ohio, and Iowa some 5,500 swine have been killed. A federal marketing service tally notes 15 exposed herds since Aug 21, all linked to Wigwam Feeder Sales in Horse Cave, Kentucky, with quarantine in effect in the Ohio area.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Agriculture Department
van Wert
Kentucky
Iowa
U.S. Agriculture Department
Chicago
Indiana
Horse Cave
Wall To Wall Hippies At Rock Festival Evansville Ill
About 150000 rock fans crowded toward Bull Island for the Soda Pop Festival on a 900 acre Illinois tract reached via Indiana. Indiana police estimated 100000 on the island and 30000-40000 more approaching the site while traffic clogged I 64. Promoters provided security, helicopters, medical facilities and 400 toilets. Tickets at gate were 25 dollars with credentials needed for entry. The festival, delayed six hours by jams, aimed to run from noon Saturday to late Monday with three bands performing after morning fog lifted.
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Onestate
Indiana
Norman Burnsworth
Illinois
Evansville
Burnsworth
Grayville
Ill
Illnois
Bull Island
Alexander & Duncan
Carmi
Paul Loria
Loria
Jackson House
Somia
Cincy Man Charged In Woman's Death
Cincinnati resident William Barksdale aged 55 faces first degree manslaughter charges in the fatal stabbing of neighbor Mrs. Tommie Scott 56 after an early Saturday fight. He also holds a warrant for cutting with intent to kill linked to a separate stabbing two weeks earlier.
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Cincinnati (Ap
William Barksdale
Cincinnati
Tommie Scott
Scott
Barksdale
85 year old Cincinnati woman dies after car crash
An 85 year old Cincinnati resident, Mary Meiners, who was struck by a car earlier in the week, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. The incident source reports her death and identifies the victim.
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Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mary Meiners
Barn Burns on Farm Near Oxford
Fire destroyed a barn at Tom Quillen’s farm near 340 Law Road south of Oxford on Friday night. Firemen from Oxford and Reilly Township fought the blaze but there was no loss estimate available.
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Hamilton
Tom Quillen
Law Road
Oxford
Butler County
Reilly
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Skyjack
Ham
Midd
Christopher Janus
Glen Cole
Field Museum of Natural History
Ind
Johnny Weismuller
White County
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Rees Bse Okmawe
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