Mayor proposes free residential garbage collection plan
Mayor Goodsite pushes a municipal free trash service funded by federal revenue sharing with possible tax support. Council will decide between city service or private contractor, while bids from Riley and Yeager's and Browning-Ferris are opened for private collection.
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Janet Conway
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Douglas Colvin
Citizens’ Committee
Municipal Service
Colvin
Leon Riley Excavating Co
Riley and Yeager’s of
Sandusky
Browning-Ferris Industries
Dent predicts price rises before relief under new plan
Commerce Secretary Frederick B. Dent warned that prices are likely to rise before they fall under the administration’s Phase IV program. He said beef will be available in full volume by September 12 after the current price freeze ends, with outcomes tied to supply and demand.
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United Press International Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Longest U S jury trial begins in Lockheed explosion case
Esther Simonoff, a first time juror, serves among 14 jurors for a year and two weeks in a negligence suit against Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co. and three employees over a 1972 tunnel explosion that killed 17 workers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Esther Simonoff
Simonoff
Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co
Jamboree East Closes With Reading of Statement of Concern
The 1973 Boy Scout Jamboree East ends at Moraine State Park with a Statement of Concern to be read in an arena that holds 80 000. Navy Secretary John Warner will address the crowd and a fireworks display is planned. Some 44 529 Scouts and advisers from all 50 states and 18 foreign countries will break camp after the ceremonies.
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Moraine State Park
UPI
Pennsylvania
Navy
John Warner
Ohio Rep Brown mulls Senate bid if Saxbe retires
Rep Clarence J. Brown of Ohio said at a news conference on the Ohio University campus that he is considering running for the U S Senate if Senator William Saxbe decides not to seek re election. Brown noted after nine years in the House the move would let him swing a bigger bat in a smaller park.
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Athens
Ohio
UPI
Clarence J. Brown
U.S
Senate
William Saxbe
Brown
Ohio University
House of Representatives
Ohio Patrol Chief Addresses Chillicothe Post Incident
Ohio Highway Patrol Supt. Robert M. Chiaramonte expressed regret over a Chillicothe post incident that led to the dismissal of one officer, transfer of the post commander and a sergeant, and four penalty transfers. Several officers face charges of conduct unbecoming patrol officers after a going away party moved from a restaurant to an apartment.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Chillicothe
Weather outlook and birth notice for Milan
Variable cloudiness with warm humid conditions and chances of showers and thundershowers today and tonight. Norwalk highs around 90, lows in the 70s, with southwest winds 12 to 18 mph. Births: Mr and Mrs Karl Linstrum Milan announce a girl born at FT Hospital Milan.
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Norwalk
Karl Linstrum
Milan
FT Hospital
False Ceilings Found at Lucasville Prison Shame
Gov. John J. Gilligan disclosed at Lucasville that 20 acres of false ceilings could hide weapons and contraband. The search followed a deadly inmate siege and revealed design flaws and removable grills, with ongoing measures to fix deficiencies and prevent abuse.
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Raney
Ohio
Lucasville
Gilligan
Department of Rehabilitation and
Skylab Aims Cameras at Ohio Strip Mining Effects
Skylab 2 astronauts plan a 25 minute 11 000 mile photo sweep from Montana to the South Atlantic to study strip mining impacts in Ohio and Indiana and monitor Chesapeake Bay environmental changes. Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma will capture images for analysis of landscape alteration and ecological effects.
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Houston
UPI
United States
Montana
South Atlantic Ocean
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Ohio
Indiana
Chesapeake Bay
Boy In Break-In Sustains Injuries During Pursuit In San Diego
A 15 year old burglar broke into David W. Ball's home in San Diego. He cut his hand breaking a window and was detected by a barking dog. A neighbor chased him with a pistol, the youth tripped into a parked car breaking his nose and knee. He surfaced in a dog pack before police arrived. The boy's name was not released due to age.
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San Diego
UPI
David W. Ball
Robert L. Williams
Panel Calls for Outlawing Privately Owned Handguns
A federal advisory panel urged banning privately owned handguns by 1983. The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals estimated up to 30 million handguns in private arsenals and 1.8 million new guns yearly, urging strict enforcement of laws and public education campaigns.
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Washington
UPI
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Agnew Denies Kickback Claims in Maryland Probe
Vice President Spiro Agnew labeled as damned lies the Maryland kickback allegations tied to contracts from his governorship and vice presidency. He denied the report of a $1000 weekly kickback, said he will continue duties, and noted no indictment is anticipated while he consults counsel and reviews constitutional issues.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Washington Press Corps
United States
Miami Beach
Nixon
City awards contracts for police station remodeling
Norwalk board grants bids for remodeling the police station. Roth Construction Co. wins general contract at 46773 dollars, Schoolorf Plumbing 8573 dollars, Central Ohio Mechanical 9900 dollars, and Wilectric 9250 dollars. Total project cost 74673 dollars with 53000 local funds and 27575 in federal and state grants plus in kind aid.
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Norwalk
Board of Control
Roth Construction Co
Roth
Schoolorf Plumbing and Heating
Willard
Central Ohio Mechanical Contracting Co
Mansfield
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Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Corll
Pasadena
Corll
Robert Sparks
Atlantic
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Sparks
Bar Harbor
Skylab
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