Post Office Hikes Postage To 13 Cents In 1975
Washington UPI reports new postal rates take effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday with all mail up about 26 percent. First class letters rise to 13 cents per ounce, a 30 percent jump, prompting last minute sending before New Year.
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Washington
UPI
Kodak sued Over Lost Hang Glider Photo Valued At 110000
Photographer Sandor Aldott charges Eastman Kodak Co with misplacing a color negative and a print of a hang glider in flight. He seeks 50 000 in special damages 50 000 in general damages and 10 000 in exemplary damages.
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Sandor Aldott
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Humphrey pays off 1972 debts with new funds for 1976 bid
Sen. Hubert Humphrey used about 35 thousand dollars from new contributions to settle roughly 900 thousand dollars of 1972 presidential campaign debts. The Federal Election Commission shows the figures, noting the settlement was for a few cents on the dollar and could allow him to run in 1976 though he won’t actively seek the nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Federal Election Commission
Bible Read-A-Thon Opens 1976 With 80-Hour Read-Aloud
Cincinnati churches launch an 80 hour Bible Read-A-Thon relay starting at noon Sunday and ending shortly after midnight on New Year’s Eve. Gaston Cogdell of the Clifton church criticizes waning Bible reading as members from 20 local churches participate.
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Weather and local notices wrap December 30 1975
Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight and Wednesday highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Precipitation chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday. Winds light. Temperatures Monday around 41. Humidity readings cited. Marriage licenses issued for McCleery Rice and Dendinger Leonard. Births announced for Bishop Endsley. Deaths listed for Lawrence Ellis, 71, Norwalk.
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South Elgin
Ill
Jo Ann Rice
Greenwich
Steven E. Dendinger
Bellevue
Ann M. Leonard
Ohio band director seeks standardized Star Spangled Banner version
A columnist reports an Ohio band director criticizing the Star Spangled Banner as prostituted and mangled by many performers and proposing a standardized arrangement to ensure uniform interpretation. Readers are asked whether they agree with the idea.
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Ohio
Readers weigh music freedoms and Ford mishaps in polls
A mixed set of quotes covers opinions on music interpretation and presidential coverage. Voters are asked to call 668 8544 to vote yes and 668 8345 to vote no by midnight, with Ron Nessen defending lighter press treatment of Ford’s skiing fall.
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Ron Nessen
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VFW Begins Mammoth Flag for Bicentennial Event
Work starts on a 75 foot by 582 foot flag using 375 yards of light nylon weighing 193 pounds. Vera Kearney of Willard funds sewing for the red white and blue fabric. The flag will be flown from a 154 foot tower with a test flight in spring and official ceremonies May 31 featuring notable guests.
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Vera Kearney
Willard
Norwalk Furniture
Alfred Peiples
Mansfield
Two Men Seen Fleeing Before LaGuardia Blast
A bomb in a coin locker exploded in the LaGuardia Airport baggage area killing 11 and injuring about 75. Two men were seen running from the scene shortly before the blast as officials blamed senseless violence and launched a federal security task force.
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New York
UPI
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John L. McLucas
Federal Aviation Administration
McLucas
Coleman
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Air Transport Association
Kennedy
Newark
FAA
Nation records lowest road deaths in 14 years despite more travel
UPI survey of 50 states shows 42 599 traffic fatalities in 1975 down from 43 492 in 1974. Officials credit multiple factors including stricter enforcement of the 55 mph limit and safer driving habits as travel increases about 3 percent from last year.
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United Press International
UPI
Don Shotka
National Safety Council
Statistics Division
No Regrets Mayor Holds Last Session Of Court
Norwalk Mayor Wayne C. Goodsite held his final Mayor's Court session levying $15 fines on two traffic offenders. He recalls quirky cases, underscored by his 1971 pledge to abolish the court and replace it with a Municipal Court overseen by Judge Donald Derby. Goodsite notes nearly 3,000 cases heard and reflects on mercy versus fairness.
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Wayne C. Goodsite
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Norwalk
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Donald Derby
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