Incident at Johnson Co picket line ends with car leaving
A worker's son, on company property, drove through the Dewey Street exit after striking two Johnson Co picketers Friday July 27. He fled the scene, entered a private yard, damaged a tree, then returned to Dewey Street and drove away. The writer commends peaceful, nonviolent picketing.
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Johnson
Johnson Co
Dewey Street
City should study municipal garbage options before contract
Letter argues for city owned trash collection similar to New London and Wadsworth systems, proposes funding from income tax, notes past municipal failures and looming state anti burning laws, and questions landfill usage and remaining capacity.
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New London
Wadsworth
Norwalk
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Across and down clues fill a dense puzzle from a newspaper page, listing many entries including names, places, and miscellaneous terms across a large grid. The puzzle ends with a quotation by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Thomas Joseph
On Verge of Love and Gifts in Widow Romance
A 55 year old man writes Dear Abby about dating a 51 year old wealthy widow who has lost her husband. He notes she recalls expensive gifts and he faces pressure to buy her things though she can provide for herself. He worries about becoming her paid beneficiary.
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Abby
Illinois
Tuesday Night TV Schedule and Late-Night Mix
A dense list of evening programs across networks and stations with film titles such as Lord Love a Duck Pursuit and The Face of Fear, plus news, game shows, crime drama and soap schedules. The page also includes reader letters from Abby and related column material.
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Dean Jagger
Government cars burn more gas despite fuel cuts
The Washington Merry-Go-Round column reports the Nixon administration seeks to cut government fuel use by seven percent while federal vehicles consume more gas in 1973 and 1974. It notes $30 million in grants to foreign nations for petroleum and a 40 percent rise since 1971. The piece also covers FAA bird strike countermeasures and a conflict over falconer Lt. Col. Richard Graham's peregrine falcons amid investigations and fines.
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Colo
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Spain
Graham
Newark
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Greenland
Customs
Interior
Nathaniel Reed
Reed
Clark Bavin
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