Kissinger presses restraint in talks with Brezhnev on Angola
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger opened new arms curb discussions with Leonid Brezhnev and urged restraint in Angola. He stressed core world order principles of restraint and mutual interest at a luncheon hosted by Andrei Gromyko in Moscow.
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Henry Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Angola
Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
American baseball figure’s daughter jailed in Colombia sentence
Kelly Ann Martin, daughter of Yankees manager Billy Martin, received a minimum three year jail term in Barranquilla after cocaine possession findings. The 23-year-old Albany California secretary was notified in Barranquilla’s women’s jail with formal signings. Separately in Columbus, two Senate Democrats proposed exempting political party caucuses from Ohio’s Sunshine Law to keep party meetings closed.
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Colombia
UPI
Kelly Ann Martin
New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Second Army Brigade
Miss Martin
Albany
Calif
Columbus
Senate Democrats
Charles L. Butts
Cleveland
Menshel
Youngstown
General Assembly
Weather and notices from Monroeville area
A forecast shows cloudy windy and cold with 2 to 3 inches of snow by evening. Tonight and Thursday have a 60 percent precipitation chance with lows near 10 to 15 and highs in the mid 20s. Marriage license issued for Gary T Uhler and Pamela R Bursley. Birth announced for George Johnston son at Good Samaritan. Death of James D Adkins of Polk Ohio.
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Gary T Uhler
Monroeville
Pamela R Bursley
Clarksfield
George Johnston
Berlin Heights
James D. Adkins
Polk
Ohio
Public sentiment on postal competition and honor rolls
A poll shows 59.6 percent favor ending the Post Office monopoly allowing private competition while 40.4 percent oppose noting risks to jobs. Voters discuss costs service and feasibility with calls to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Pony Express
U.S. Post Office
New London Council Delays Sunshine Law Coverage
At the January reorganizational meeting New London officials debated sunshine law reporting. President J W Stewart urged only the New London Record be notified while area correspondents sought alerts for public council and committee sessions under the now in effect open meetings statute.
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New London
J.W. Stewart
Stewart
London Record
Summer Gas Supply Tightens for Industry in State
Columbia Gas Co warns of sharp summer curtailments affecting 1,130 industrial customers. Large loads of one million cubic feet monthly may face 50 percent curtailment April through October, up from 20 percent. Additional 100 percent curtailments for boiler loads and 10 percent for non substitutable loads are forecast if supply tightens.
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Columbus
Columbia Gas Co
Charles Sneddon
Norwalk
Columbia Gas Manager
Gas curtailment plans for commercial users outlined
Columbia spokesman Marvin E. White explained that commercial customers using over one million cubic feet monthly face up to 15 percent summer curtailment, down from 20 percent, with final levels depending on gas supply, temperatures, and economic conditions. He noted emergency purchases could alter projections before Oct. 31.
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Sneddon
Columbia
Marvin E. White
Mayor clashing with Continental over Norwalk cable service
Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite denounces Continental Cablevision rate hikes and service delays saying residents report repairmen are not sent on schedule. Continental executives defend procedures and urge customers to document complaints while noting all records are public. Two subscribers cancelled contracts after the rate increase.
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Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk
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Contiental
Robert Clasen
Norwalk Continental
Paul Foley
Foley
Kennedy Helped Stop Kelly Cassini Marriage Plan
In Gwen Robyns biography Princess Grace, Joseph Kennedy limits Grace Kelly and designer Oleg Cassini due to Catholic constraints. Cassini recalls Kennedy pressuring Grace at a Paris restaurant, warning against marriage to Cassini despite their closeness. Kennedy defends Catholic family and intervenes amid marital histories.
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Grace Kelly
Oleg Cassini
London
UPS
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Monaco
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Gwen Robyns
Princess Grace
Miss Kelly
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Pat
Peter Lawford
Three bandits kill bus passenger over bag in Mexico City
Police report three armed men shot a bus passenger after he refused to surrender a plastic bag containing a bottle of milk two notebooks a pencil and a child’s note. The note urged buying school supplies. Tonight's Firelands Historical Society meeting canceled due to weather and will not be rescheduled with next meeting in February.
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Mexico City
UPI
The
Firelands Historical Society
Defiant spinster found frozen to death in Pittsburgh home
Sophia Easer, known as a defiant loner, was found frozen on the living room floor of her four bedroom home two weeks after her gas was cut for nonpayment. Water burst from broken pipes as temperatures fell to minus one degree with no payment since January.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Sophia Easer
Miss Easer
Munhall
John Dorke
Equitable Gas Co
Miss Ser
Monument Building Sold to Reflector in Norwalk Deal
The Reflector-Herald Inc. buys the Prospect and Monroe building housing Norwalk Monument Co. for 60000. Front to become monument shop under Carl Gerber who will lease space. rear storage for newsprint. Former owner John More shifts to car sales. Building dates to 1906 and produced cemetery markers.
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Reflector-Herald Inc
Reflector
Prospect
Monroe Streets
Norwalk Monument Co
James Londot
Carl Gerber
Gerber
Salt usage and street costs rise for Norwalk this winter
Norwalk reports over 250 tons of salt used this winter versus 75 by this point last season. The city paid 2990 for salt this year and 919 previously, while salt price drops to 11.96 per ton. A Morton Salt truck delivered 50 to 60 tons from Sandusky to cope with freezing rain and light snow. An Linwood Bridge project supplies 52 miles of city streets receive free electricity for light poles, with retroactive billing from Ohio Edison and a monthly rate of 4.50 per pole.
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Norwalk
Shipley
Morton Salt Co
Wadsworth
Sandusky
Linwood Bridge
Ohio Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeastern Counties
National Weather Service reports snow fell in 19 of the last 21 days in Ohio. Middletown experiences a sudden blizzard with about 22 inches on the ground by dawn. Flurries expected in northern counties and continued cold with teens to low 20s highs.
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National Weather Service
Ohio
Middletown
Butler County
Weather Service
Buckeye
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