Ruth Kahn questions Sara Jane Moore kinship in press conference
Cincinnati AP Ruth M. Kahn refused to confirm Sara Jane Moore as her daughter without proof, citing lack of definite evidence. Authorities in San Francisco identified Sara Jane Moore, 45, as the St Francis Hotel shooter. Moore is held for a 60 day psychiatric exam in San Diego.
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Ruth M. Kahn
Sara Jane Moore
Mrs. Kahn
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Sara Jean Kahn
Kahn
Ruth Kahn
Moore
San Diego Metropolititan Correctional Center
Postal Service Maintains Mailbox Irregularities File
The Postal Service keeps a "Collection and Delivery Records Mailbox Irregularities" file in district offices, centers, and post offices. It lists customers whose mailboxes do not meet standards, including name, address, date, and postmaster signature. Records are kept two years after completed action, per the Privacy Act of 1974.
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Serene Hae
Heseoia
Postal Service
U.S. Postal Service
Liquor price hike eyed in Ohio stores this fall
In Columbus Ohio AP reports retail liquor prices will rise about five cents a fifth starting November 1 Director Clifford Reich said the modest increase avoids hurting competitiveness with nearby states. The plan aims to raise roughly 3 million annually while trimming brands to cut costs and fund state operations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Clifford Reich
Reich
Department of Liquor Control
Oil price controls extended for 50 days in Washington
In Washington Congress and President Ford plan to extend oil price controls for 50 days while pursuing a long term energy policy. The Senate voted to extend through Nov 15 and the measure goes to the House. Ford favors ending price controls to curb imports, while Democrats demand retention as long as foreign oil producers set high U.S. prices. Conferees from House and Senate will meet next week to reconcile bills.
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Senate
Democratic Caucus
House
U.S
Administration
Senate House
Piamgvenga
Witi
Encephalitis cases surge in week across states
Atlanta report from AP notes 158 new St Louis encephalitis cases in the past week with 76 confirmed or suspected in Illinois and spread to Indiana Mississippi Tennessee Alabama among others. Total 388 confirmed and 427 suspected. about 30 deaths. Illinois leads with 330 cases, Mississippi 154, Indiana 55, Ohio 48, Texas 42. Georgia 2, and other states report scattered cases.
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St. Louis
Center For Disease Control
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Illinois
Indiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio
Texas
Kentucky
Iowa
New Jersey
Arkansas
Missouri
North Dakota
Louisiana
Maryland
West Virginia
Georgia
Colorado
Nebraska
Abducted Daytonian Lester Emoff Found Dead in Woods
The body of 67 year old Dayton businessman Lester C. Emoff was found in a wooded area near Dayton after an apparent abduction Tuesday night. FBI says he was shot in the back and two suspects are in custody with a third sought. Ransom note delivered to his son and $400,000 paid. car abandoned in Miamisburg. Investigators describe a possible wider plot as witnesses recall two white men fleeing in a late model Cadillac.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lester C. Emoff
FBI
Emoff
C. Edwin Enright
Enright
Miamisburg
Shelterly
Robert Neddo
Neddo
Emof
Jim Shuler
FCC grants Ford news conference time exemption
The FCC reversed prior rulings and exempted presidential news conferences from the equal time rule. The ruling allows live full broadcasts of the President and other candidates, expands bona fide news event definitions, and could aid Ford's re election bid despite two dissents.
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Washington
Ford
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Weather outlook hints at partial clearing and fair Sunday
A weather note says tonight remains rainy and quiet with a break in gloom. Tomorrow highs near 70 degrees and partly cloudy conditions with a improving trend. Sunday forecast calls for fair skies and dry weather.
Bob Considine Dies at 68 in New York Stroke
Robert Bernard Considine top Hearst columnist and prizewinning correspondent dies at 68 after a stroke. He was found on his Manhattan apartment floor and died at New York Medical Center University Hospital. Considine, a wartime and Korea War reporter, authored books and scripted films including The Babe Ruth Story and Hoodlum Empire. He gained fame for On the Line and interviews with Nikita Khrushchev.
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Bob’’ Considine
Hearst
Considine
New York Medical Center University Hospital
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William Randolph Hearst Sr
King Features Syndicate
Nikita Kruschev
Tokyo
General Wainwright
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
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Hollywood
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