Seven more phosgene shipments to leave Denver arsenal
The Rocky Mountain News reports seven additional rail shipments of deadly phosgene gas will depart Denver’s Rocky Mountain Arsenal next Monday. The consignments go to Geismar Louisiana for industrial use in plastics and dye production.
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Olathe, Kan
Father Refuses To Give Up Search For Lost Son
Wilber Philpott from Loma Linda California continues a Sunday river search for Benny his 12 year old son swept into the Santa Ana River on Feb 25 during historic floods. The father, a garage mechanic, has already lost three other sons to liver disease and keeps faith Benny may be found. He uses a rugged two wheel drive trail bike and searches the river banks each week with a friend and his dogs.
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Haircuts Reach $100 At Exclusive Hollywood Barber
Hollywood stylist Tristan, famed for remedial grooming of top film and TV executives, charges $100 for the first visit with subsequent visits at $35. He treats clients as such and emphasizes emotional grooming rather than mere haircuts.
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UPI
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Harvard Robbery Ends in Fall as Bible Thief Is Injured
Cambridge police report Vido K. Aras of Dorchester fell from a 40 foot rope while trying to steal the Guttenberg Bible from Widener Library. He is hospitalized with injuries and charged with breaking and entering and burglary tools. The Guttenberg Bible dates to 1455 and is valued at about 1 million dollars. In Youngstown, William Howze, 20, was convicted of first degree murder in the February 4 robbery and slaying of Clarence Sandrock, receiving a life sentence.
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Youngstown
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Common Pleas
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From Plane to Movie Star Sue Zan Zenor Finds Break in Hollywood
Sue Zan Zenor, 22, from Louisville and Depauw University drama coach, lands a lead role in The Moonshine War after key introductions by a florist and MGM executive Max Arnow. Her Indiana parents oppose the trip. she leaves with a one way ticket to Hollywood to sign contracts.
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Arnon
Kentucky
Indiana
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Depauw
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Sue Zan
Norwalk Council Tables Rezoning Request for Theisen Lot
A residential lot on Maple Street sought R-3 apartment zoning but was tabled until September. Theisen family owners of 40 Maple St faced nearby R-3 developments on West Elm Street and Norwood Avenue. Councilman Bresson urged studying the entire area with two other property owners to avoid piecemeal rezonings.
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Louis P. Theisen
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Norwood Avenue
Lawrence Bresson
Service
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Frederick Hespeler
Don Yassange
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Bridge Repair To Begin Soon On Benedict Avenue
Benedict Avenue bridge repair will start within 212 weeks after bids set for Friday. City officials say traffic will be allowed as work begins in two weeks after flood damage restricted Route 250 crossing.
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William Mount
Last Day to Register to Vote in Precincts
Today is the final day to register to vote in your precinct as county offices stay open until 9 p.m. to register for the November 4 election. Once registered, no repeat registration is needed if you vote at least once in every two years unless name or address changes. If unable to register at your precinct, visit the Board of Elections at the courthouse during business hours through Sept. 24, bringing your social security number.
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New Ohio Surtax Criticized by AFL-CIO in Ohio
The Ohio AFL CIO says new state taxes create an equal m ent tax burden, estimating the average union family pays 38 dollars more annually. They compare it to a federal surtax but allege the Ohio plan taxes all earners equally, hitting liquor and cigarette sales, and argue the "Rhodes Regime" leaves the working class worse off after 30 weeks of assembly inaction.
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