Long warns of first class recession unless actions taken
Senator Russell B. Long urged drastic measures to revive growth including lower interest rates and eased credit after the Labor Department reported January's cost of living rise. The warning came in an interview with Louisiana radio stations as economic data surfaced. Patricia Hearst kidnappers regain leverage as Randolph Hearst quits involvement and Hearst Corp pledges $4 million toward a $6 million ransom if Patricia is freed unharmed.
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Solzhenitsyn Arrives in Norway to Seek Home for Family
Exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived by boat in Oslo to find a home for his family. He was greeted by about 200 people and then toured Oslo before a train trip to Lillehammer to continue house hunting. DETROIT UAW to grant eight cent raise to 600000 auto workers in March. The move lifts average pay for big three line workers to about $5.64 an hour as inflation bite persists.
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Browns Defensive Tackle Walter Johnson Faces Marijuana Charge
Walter Johnson of Beachwood was ordered to appear March 11 in Shaker Heights Municipal Court on a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge after a traffic stop. The traffic violation was dropped. conviction could bring up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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Storm rips through Ohio evacuating 1800 near Cleveland hotel site
A storm front brought winds to 65 mph driving 1800 residents from buildings near the Bond Court Hotel project in Cleveland. Snow sleet hail and rain accompanied the gusts, with airport readings at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Local officials feared falling debris from the under construction hotel after last week's fire damage.
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EPA says U.S. garbage could yield 150 million oil barrels energy
The Environmental Protection Agency reports a status on solid waste to energy programs noting 70 to 80 percent of the 90 million tons of annual home and business garbage could be burned as fuel to produce energy.
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Station owner closes after gas runs out signs bungling phase four
In China California the owner of an Orange County service station shut the business early when he ran dry of fuel. Before locking the doors he painted a new sign reading This station is closed due to U.S. bungling of Phase 4.
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Weather and notices from Norwalk area February 23 1974
Mostly cloudy and windy with light snow flurries and 1 inch possible. Highs near 25, lows 8 to 15, 60 percent precip today then 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Sunday. Norwalk records show 54 high and 21 low, humidity rising through the day. Marriage licenses issued for Fey Kim and Burger Moholovich. Births reported for Kessler and Marcum families. Deaths listed for Thomas Krebs Braden and Roy Braden.
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Norwalk
Nixon Poses With 350 Fans at White House Event
President Nixon, buoyed by cheers from about 350 supporters, reiterates he will not resign and will stay on the job. He poses for a White House photo in the Blue Room with attendees as press coverage is limited.
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High School Seniors Build House Under EHOVE Foreman
EHOVE Joint Vocational School in Monroeville stages an annual senior project with 16 students building a two to three bedroom ranch along River Road. Ray Clark oversees carpentry as other trades support including drafting, wiring, landscaping, and subcontractors handling cement and plumbing.
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Chaos at Ist Food Giveaway Sparks Citywide Chaos
Thousands queued for the Hearst related $2 million food giveaway in San Francisco and Oakland, causing fights and property damage. More than 20,000 sought free turkeys juice and milk. four arrests in Oakland. five injured. TV crew assaulted. shattered windows reported. Authorities blamed logistics issues as the SLA deadline loomed. An unrelated report noted Daniel Huber’s missing 1971 yellow Ford.
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Chariots of the Gods to Play at Towne & Country
The film Chariots of the Gods is shown at Towne & Country Theatre this weekend with showings today at 2 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and 7 p.m. Also Sunday the Girl Scouts Father Daughter Square Dance runs 2:30 to 4 0n TM at Norwalk Junior High School.
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