Municipal group seeks federal inquiry into AEP anti municipal moves
Tri-State Municipal Electric Association urged the U S Attorney General and Congress to sue American Electric Power and Ohio Power Co for alleged monopoly schemes to buy out city owned utilities. Norwalk officials attended. Ohio Edison may buy Norwalk system.
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Congress
American Electric Power Company
Ohio Power Co
Tri-State Municipal Electric Association
U. S
Davis
William V. Mount
Mount
Ohio Edison Co
American Electric Power Co
New York
Willard
American Electric Power
Tri-State
AEP
Ohio Power
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Washington
Donald C. Cook
Ohio Power General
Canton
Ohio
Securities and Exchange
Lake St Clair group urges Dow payout for cleanup
The Lake St. Clair Anti-pollution League demanded Dow Chemical contribute 175 million dollars for lake cleanup after mercury dumping caused a total fishing ban. The group called mercury poisoning a grave offense to waters, fish, and aquatic life.
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UPI
Dow Chemical Company
Lake St. Clair
Sweeney Rules Out Polls as Gov Race Gauge
In Columbus Democratic candidate Robert E. Sweeney dismissed polls showing John J. Gilligan ahead, saying elections night boards matter most. In Florida, television host Herb Shriner and wife Eileen died when their car left US 1 and hit a tree near Delray Beach.
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UPI
Robert E. Sweeney
John J. Gilligan
Sweeney
Board of Elections
Delray Beach
Fla
Herb Shriner
Shriner
Herbert Arthur Shriner
Fort Launderdale
West Palm Beach
Eileen
Highway Patrol
Pope Paul VI Tours Sardinia in First Papal Visit
Pope Paul VI visited Sardinia becoming the first pope there in 17 centuries. He told cheering islanders they are an unspoiled yet isolated people describing them as simple industrious austere quiet and sad.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
UPI
Paul VI
Weather in Norwalk and marriage license notices
West Lake Erie shore shows rain and possible thunderstorms this morning then partly cloudy skies and high in the 60s. Tonight cool and fair with 40s. Saturday and Sunday mild and fair. Precipitation near 100 percent today, 10 percent tonight and Saturday. southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph then westward. Norwalk high 71 low 45. Marriage licenses issued to Walter K Melory and Viola I Brown. Andrew Rhinehart and Pinkie L Harris. Wade C Osborne and Helen M Mitchell. Deaths: Glenn Schamp, 71, Berlin Heights.
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Walter K. Melory
Rochester
Viola I. Brown
New London
Andrew Rhinehart
Pinkie L. Harris
Wade C. Osborne
Helen M. Mitchell
Bullet Fired at Chiang Ching-kuo in New York
A man fired one shot at Nationalist China Vice President Chiang Ching-kuo in the Plaza Hotel lobby as he arrived for a luncheon. The bullet shattered glass. Chiang was unhurt and security agents seized the assailant amid protests by a Formosan group outside.
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Chicago
UPI
James Koncevic
Calumet City
Ill
James Gonzalez
Belmont Hospital
Kung-Fue Kempos
House of Dante
New York
Chiang Ching-kuo
U.S
Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Washington
Nixon
Plaza Hotel
Reuther Seeks Much Higher Pay Hike For UAW
UAW president Walter P. Reuther told the Atlantic City convention that wage and fringe benefit gains beyond 15 percent over two years are expected. He warned the 8 percent and 7 percent officer raises for 1970 and 1971 should not set a pattern for talks with auto makers. The union plans a substantial hike in 1970 talks for about 700,000 auto workers and 160,000 implement workers, with about 1.8 million members in the union.
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Reuther
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Perot Loses Billionaire Status In Two Day Market Slump
Texas financier H Ross Perot shed over 500 million in market value of Electronic Data Systems in a two day bear raid. He owned 81 percent of 11.7 million shares and saw EDS stock fall from 150 to 105 dollars before closing, wiping out hundreds of millions in paper wealth amid news on POW releases.
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New York
Perot
North Vietnam
Pape
Recall of Roman Inn pizzas due to botulism risk
The Roman Inn Pizza Co recalls several pizzas including Roman Deluxe Italian Brand Our Pizza Deluxe and Sausage and Mushroom Pizza as county health officials warn of possible botulism contamination. Dr. George F. Linn reports the recall and urges retailers and institutions to remove affected products from shelves and outlets to protect public safety.
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Roman Inn Pizza Co
George F. Linn
Pizza Deluxe
One Complaint from New White House Housekeeper
Washington UPI Mrs Shirley Bailey recently began duties as White House housekeeper and reports only one complaint her feet hurt. She previously worked for a hotel chain in Sarasota Florida.
Panthers Order Police Out Of Toledo Ghetto
Beefs up police patrols were ordered into a Toledo ghetto after about 20 Black Panthers armed with shotguns and rifles stopped a squad car and ordered it from the area. The Panthers said they could patrol without white police, while taxi firms urged gun control and possible deputized drivers.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Toledo
Morton fumes as Carswell enters Florida Senate race
Republican national chairman Morton denounced Gov. Claude Kirk's drive to back Judge G Harrold Carswell, calling it unconscionable while noting the tactic humiliated Rep. William Cramer. White House officials denied involvement in Carswell's candidacy.
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UPI
Rogers
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G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Senate
Claude Kirk
Carswell
William Cramer
Rfla
Supreme Court
Kirk
Cramer
White House
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