Powder Ridge promoters hit with over 200000 in taxes
Promoters of the Powder Ridge Rock Festival have been informed by the Internal Revenue Service they owe more than 200000 dollars in federal corporate income taxes. Attorney Aaron Ment said he received the forms from a Bridgeport IRS agent. United Air Lines faces delays due to a pilot slowdown stirred by ALPA over stalled contract talks.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Washington
Youth wearing flag on pants ruled delinquent by court
Cleveland police arrested a 16 year old after two patrolmen saw a group of teens beating him and anger over his flag bordered outfit. Juvenile Court Judge Walter Whitlatch declared the youth delinquent citing the flag display and the assault.
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Cleveland
UPI
Walter Whitlatch
Cambodian troops recapture Skoun with U S air support
UPI reports U S Green Beret trained Cambodian forces with allied air strikes recaptured the crossroads town of Skoun after eight days of fighting. In Cleveland, postal inspectors hunted accomplices of three people including a minister charged with stealing checks from mailboxes.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
U.S
Skoun
Cleveland
Pleasant weekend forecast with mild temps in Norwalk area
Mostly sunny today with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight and Sunday bring partly cloudy skies, lows 60 to 65 and highs 80 to 85, with a 20 percent chance of rain Sunday. Winds mainly light from the northwest to east, then southeast Sunday. Births reported for Norwalk, marriages listed for local residents, a death noted for Clarence A. Schoenegge.
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Norwalk
Soviets Halt Travel to Black Sea Resorts Over Cholera
The Soviet government bans travel to Odessa Yalta Sochi and Sukhumi to curb cholera spread. Odessa and Astrakhan are quarantined while Batumi is identified as the entry point. officials warn mass tourism could propagate the disease.
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Moscow
Black Sea
Odessa
Yalta
Sochi
Sukhumi
Astrakhan
Caspian Sea
Soviet Union
Batumi
Middle East
Permits Issued for Low Income Housing Units
Seven low income housing units and two two apartment buildings approved. Ed White received permits for wood frame apartments at 13 and 15 Bouscau Ave costing 25 000 each with three bedrooms one bath and full basement. City Builders Inc owned by White to construct. Rent 155 monthly. Houses at 29 Grove St will have poured concrete walls three bedrooms one bath basement, selling for 18 900 with optional appliances.
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Ed White
Bouscau Ave
City Builders, Inc
White
Grove St
Guns Fall Silent as Suez Canal Cease Fire Begins
The Suez cease fire began, praised by UN Secretary General Thant as a step toward peace. Israel reported Arab guerrillas violated the truce twice by sabotaging a Gaza rail line near Khan Yunis and firing rockets from Jordan toward Sodom. No Israeli retaliation reported. Palestinian groups reject the cease fire. The move clears way for Rogers plan phase two.
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Suez Canal
United Nations
Thant
Middle East
Israel
Gaza
Strip
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Khan Yunis
Sodom
Gecretary of
William P. Rogers
Police Response Complaints To Be Aired At City Meeting
John Haupricht accuses police of slow response to disturbances near Connie's Laundry on Bank Street and demands a public meeting with City officials. William Mount schedules 7 p.m. Monday. press presence remains disputed. Haupricht says he will attend only if neighborhood residents join and the press is allowed.
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John Haupricht
William V. Mount
Haupricht
L.C. Hilson
Harold E. Finch
Connie
Bank Street
Mount
Adams Transferred After Erie County Crash Injuries
James E. Adams, 19, from 19 Washington St., was moved to University Hospitals Lakeside Cleveland after a high speed crash in Erie County that killed Randolph J. Meesig, 19, of 179 W. Main St. Barman, 20, of 14 Townsend Ave., remained in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky. The sheriff's department continues the investigation while Norwalk Furniture Co. employees plan a noon to 9 p.m. picnic at the Huron County Fairgrounds.
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James E. Adams
Washington St
Erie County
Norwalk
University Hospitals
Lakeside Division
Cleveland
Nee Barman
Townsend Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Randolph J. Meesig
W. Main St
Adams
Good
Samaritan
Barman
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Norwalk Furniture Co
Huron County Fairgrounds
Judge and three inmates die in Marin courtroom kidnapping
In San Rafael California a judge two San Quentin inmates and an accomplice were killed during a violent escape attempt after abducting five people from Haley's courtroom. A prosecutor and a woman juror were wounded while two jurors escaped unharmed.
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San Rafael
Calif
UPI
San Quentin
Harold J. Haley
Marin County
Frank Lloyd Wright
Ronald Retana
Gary Thomas
Thomas
Bruce B. Bales
James F. McClain
Haley
Ruchell Magee
Doris Wittmer
Mill Valley
Joyce Rodoni
Points Reyes
Magee
Jim Lane
McClain
Christmas
Louis P. Montanos
Judge Haley
Frank Kirby
Pig
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