Charge Pair In Murder Of Tots
A woman Debra Mackall and her boyfriend Albert Forte were charged with murdering Mackall's two children Rodell 2 and Candy 4 in Harlem. Bodies found nude and burned in a vacant lot after being taken from a Queens apartment. Investigators say the children were killed with a flammable liquid and left in a box.
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New York
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Debra Mackall
Albert Forte
Harlem
Rodell Mackall
Candy Cunningham
Queensborough
Edwin Dreher
Queens
100000 Worms In Movie Daily
PORT WENTWORTH GA UPI A film producer struggles to source enough Georgia worms for the movie Squirm Edgar Lansbury executive producer flies in more than 100000 worms daily from Woods Hole Massachusetts The worms are sent to University of Georgia for observation after filming and care The film stars local residents and depicts millions of electric charged worms terrorizing a community
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Georgia
Edgar Lansbury
Wood’s Hole
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Skidaway Island
Lansbury
Massachusetts
Maine
Fiberglass Firm Started Here In Norwalk
A newly incorporated fiberglass manufacturer will begin operation in Norwalk on January 2 at 80 Whittlesey Avenue. Howard Sawyer, president of Manufacturers Specialties Corp., said the firm will do fiberglass on a job contracting basis and be locally oriented with work in the immediate area. About 15 new jobs will be created, some for workers laid off by Alsport. The company was incorporated December 18 and will rent its building from Robert Price.
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Norwalk
Whittlesey Avenue
Howard
Alsport
Sawyer
Manufacturers _ Specialties Corp
Robert Price
Nake
Alsport, Inc
Kennedy warns on spread of nuclear weapons and arms race
Senator Edward Kennedy says 10 to 20 nations can build atomic weapons and that the United States and Soviet Union are expanding their nuclear forces while dialing back the urgency of the issue. He urges a halt to testing, aid to at risk nations, and a decisive end to the arms race.
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Chicago
API
Edward Kennedy
U.S
U.S.S.R
Kennedy
Garbage Cans Tell Norwalk Lifestyles From a Student Garbage Route
In Norwalk, a city sanitation worker shares reflections on how trash reveals income, habits, and residence. Upper income yards show lawn care and wine bottles, while low income areas yield carbohydrates and spoiled meat. discarded documents expose owners.
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Wooster College
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Norwalk
Jack Lolla
Yeager
Riley
Maple City
Chef Boyardee
United States
Rhodes Urged To Block Columbia Gas Plan Increase
Ohio State Auditor Thomas Ferguson urged Attorney General Brown and Governor Rhodes to stop Columbia Gas of Ohio from raising residential bills in February to cover $36.2 million in higher priced gas. He noted the company shifted the cost to about one million residential customers and questioned the fuel adjustment plan approved by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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Columbus
UPI
Thomas E. Ferguson
William J. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Columbia Gas of
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Ferguson
Friday
Columbia Gas
Southwest
Brown
Rhodes
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Had Affair With JFK This Socialite Reveals
Joan Hitchcock a 42 year old San Francisco socialite and four time spouse says she carried on a three year affair with President John F Kennedy while he was a senator. She recalls meeting him in Malibu and visiting during trips with Peter Lawford and his wife. She stopped due to lack of future prospects and plans to write a book.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joan Hitchcock
John F. Kennedy
Norwalk Council Approves 1976 Budget With Cuts
The Norwalk City Council approved the 1976 appropriation ordinance on Tuesday after trimming $125,000 from capital expenditures. The total 1976 budget stands at $2,876,001, up from $2,858,518 in 1975, with Finance Director Douglas Colvin noting a possible $113,000 transfer from the revenue sharing fund to the general fund if needed.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
New Pesticide Rules Bring Curbs for Farmers and Citizens
Farmers and private citizens must use restricted use pesticides only through certified applicators. Training to become a private applicator or hiring a commercial applicator are required options. Ohio plan outlines nine categories for private applicators with upcoming county meetings and free core materials at the Extension Office.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Huron and
Erie County
Huron County Administration
Maumee
EPA
Ohio
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