Five Promoted At Armco Man To Die For Slaying Of Wife
In Ironton Ohio a three judge panel sentenced Everett Mays 23 to die in the electric chair for first degree murder of his 21 year old wife Vicki. He was also given terms totaling 35 to 60 years for related charges including armed robbery and shooting to kill. The panel found he killed his wife March 31 at their home then drove to a restaurant where the mother in law was shot and wounded. The trial began Monday with Judges Warren S Earhart C W Smith and Ronald R Calhoun delivering the verdict after about an hour and fifteen minutes of deliberation.
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Ironton, Ohio
Everett Mays
Ohio
Mays
Vicki
Nellie Shope
Lawrence County
William Kennedy
Warrens. Earhart
C. W. Smith
Vinton County
Ronald R. Calhoun
Gailia County
Lloyd Kavanaugh
Ironton
Rail workers’ pay rises amid fewer jobs in 1969
Chicago report shows wages and salaries paid to railroad employees reached 54 billion dollars last year, up 4.9 percent from 1968, even though total employment declined by 2.1 percent. The figures reflect higher pay for workers and a shrinking workforce across the industry.
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Chicago
Where Does Blame Lie For Interest Changes
AP analysis discusses blame for rising and falling interest rates. Patman accuses big banks, while banks and Rockefeller defend free market pricing regulated by the Fed. The piece notes the Fed controls money supply to curb or spur activity, and cycles and wars influence rates.
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New York
Waght Patman
D-Tex
Federal Reserve
Fed
Bio
Patman
House Committee On Banking and Currency
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Rockefeller
Nixon
Chase Manhattan
Rep
Sidney Homer
B.C
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Firemen Injured Battling Oil Blaze in Ohio Farm
In Zanesville Ohio Township Fire Chief Francis M Sanders and four firefighters were injured Wednesday night while fighting a fire at six oil storage tanks on an Edna Davis farm east of the city. Sanders 62 of Sonora sustained burns over about 30 percent of his body and was in fair condition. Four other firefighters from Zanesville New Concord and Norwich were treated and released. Oil tanks were heated for shipping when the blaze spread from a burner to grass and to waste oil. Four tanks exploded before crews extinguished the blaze. No damage estimate given.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Francis M. Sanders
Here
Sanders
Sonora
Good Samaritan Hospital
David Roberts
Ernest Harris
Virgil Gr
Zanesville
John Moon
New Concord
Edna Davis
Western Exploration Co
Cardington
Perry Township
Norwich
Tax Returns Reveal Millions of Math Errors in 1969
A Washington audit found nearly 66 million income tax returns filed in 1969 with about 5.4 million mathematical errors. The figures show a rise from the prior year when over 74.9 million returns yielded more than 5 million mistakes.
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Washington
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J.C. Chaney
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Hampton Place
Miami University
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Second Ave
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N.Y
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Canada
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AP Business Analyst
Ohly
Middletown
Wavoline
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Ies
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Mee
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ELDON
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Eureka Princess
PERK
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