Ford sued again by ex executive over alcoholism claim
Michael W. Newell, 55, a former Ford vice president and general manager of Philco, filed a 1.1 million lawsuit in Wayne County Circuit Court alleging breach of contract and personal damages after being fired in 1971, claiming the termination caused alcoholism. This marks a second such suit against Ford in under three months.
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Ford Motors
Michael W. Newell
Ford
Philco Corp
Wayne County
Newell
Flight of Sir William Campbell from South Carolina Harbor
September 15 1775 reports Sir William Campbell fleeing to HMS Tamar after dissolving the royal assembly. James Island action saw Fort Johnson seized by three companies led by Pinckney Elliott and Marion. Campbell writes of royal dominion and regional defense from the Tamar.
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South Carolina
Sir William Campbell
Tamar
Royal Assembly
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Bernard Elliott
Francis Marion
James Island
Charleston Harbor
Fort Johnson
Campbell
America
Georgia
North Carolina
Postal Service to Equalize First Class and Airmail
The Postal Service announces that from Oct 11 domestic first class mail will receive air mail level service or better, removing the advantage of the 3 cent premium for airmail. It projects over 90 percent of first class mail will reach next or second day delivery, with international airmail unchanged.
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Postal Service
Australian pilot Hans Tholstrup lands on Paramushir Island
Tokyo AP: The Australian Embassy in Moscow seeks details after Hans Tholstrup, 30, reportedly landed safely Saturday on Paramushir Island in the Soviet Far East. It is unclear if he began a next leg to Alaska or if further flight plans exist.
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Tokyo
Paramushir
Far East
Moscow
Hans Tholstrup
Franklin board approves Harpland bus stop and student transfers
Franklin school board approved the Harpland bus run after years of resident requests. The panel also restricted transporting elementary students to Middletown Christian Schools and updated transfer and accreditation rules affecting ninth grade and private school pupils.
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Franklin School Board
Franklin
Second Street
Nior High
Ae Ana
State Board of Education
Middletown Christian Schools
Revere
Franklin Schools
Ed Lynch
Christian Schools
Kindness Backs Bills to Block Self-Chosen Pay Raises
U S Rep Thomas N Kindness R Ohio says he will co sponsor two bills aimed at repealing the recently approved congressional pay raise and preventing future self initiated raises. One measure would bar lawmakers from receiving a raise they voted on until reelection. The other would exclude government employees including federal judges and military from any effect.
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Ohio
U.S
Thomas N. Kindness
Kindness
Congress
Charles A. Mosher
Aimes E
Browa
Bey Snd
Sewer line bid OKd at Camden
Camden officials approved a bid for sewer line work. The decision was announced in Camden and covers project scope and funding plans.
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Camden
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Chronicle of America
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Penelope Quillen
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Sandra Wilson
Gerke
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Royal Debt Sleepwear
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