Radio Hotline Matchmaking Sparks Dallas Romance
Dallas radio host Lyatt launched Hotline on WFAA AM giving 60 second dating pitches. Listeners call with code numbers to request numbers and arrange dates. One couple from the show plans an August wedding after meeting on air. The program has drawn over 3,000 calls and up to 150 callers weekly.
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Wfaa-Am
Lyatt
Hotline
Jane Syatt
Syatt
Rick Marcel
Irving
Tex
Pam Byers
Marcel
Ms. Byers
Flood Refuse Pickup Slated by City
Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced a citywide refuse pickup after floods inundated hundreds of basements. Crews start Thursday with residents given the weekend to place trash at the curb. final pickups begin Monday as garbage runs a day late due to the Fourth of July holiday.
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Wayne Goodsite
City Council
Goodsite
Brezhnev rules out early Carter meeting amid arms talks
Brezhnev rejects a preagreement get acquainted summit with President Carter until Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko finalize strategic arms limits. A late fall meeting appears possible only after detailed negotiations. Meanwhile safety officials cite rising Fourth of July traffic deaths as a call to buckle up and slow down. Diamond Crystal Salt to raise prices 14 cents per 80 pound bag due to higher costs and regulatory upgrades.
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Washington
UPI
Leonid Brezhnev
Carter
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Carter Brezhnev
Vincent L. Tofany
National Safety Council
United Press International
Tofany
ST. Clair, Mich
Diamond Crystal Salt Co
Charles D. Cronenworth
Millionairess Elisabeth Congdon Slaying Suspect Arrested
Roger Caldwell, 43, son in law of Elisabeth Congdon, was arrested at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park and faces murder charges in the Duluth mansion slaying. Congdon, 83, and nurse Velma Pietila were killed in the Glenshene estate.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Elisabeth Congdon
Duluth
Roger Caldwell
Miss Congdon
Methodist Hospital
St. Louis Park
Chester Congdon
Glenshene
Velma Pietila
Weather and notices from Fon The Record
Sunny hot humid today and Thursday with highs in the 90s. Tonight and Thursday clear warm and humid with lows in the 70s. 10 percent precipitation, SW winds 5 to 10 mph. Marriage license applications list six couples. Deaths include Mrs. Charlotte B. Sanderson and others. ages range from 52 to 89.
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Charlotte B. Sanderson
Norwalk
Dorothy Dandy
Elkhart
Ind
Daisy L. Fletcher
Jeanette Meeker
Bellevue
Glenn Orson
Wakeman
Bellevue Man Feared Dead After Dam Drowning
A Bellevue man, Michael A. Didion, 24, is feared drowned after reportedly going over the Coho Dam near Milan Tuesday night. Friends reported seeing him go over, bobbing briefly, then vanishing. Rescue crews and the Erie County Underwater Recovery Team continued the search with helicopter aid, while the area remained closed to spectators.
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Sandusky
Bellevue
Coho
Milan
Michael A. Didion
Didion
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Ray Trevino
William Salyers
Monroeville
Bonnie Clemens
Trevino
Salyers
Sheriff’s Department
Bellevue Manufacturing Co
Bellevue High School
Sylvester
Robert
Huron
Donald
Richard
Gerald
Ronald
David
Jim
Frank
Norwalk
Tom
Texas
Weldon Strom
Plymouth
Tim Walker
Gene McKenzie
Michael
Ohio Jeweler and 36 Others Arrested In Drug and Arms Sweep
Federal grand jury indictment charges 37 people from Ohio and Cincinnati area with racketeering distribution of heroin firearms and stolen property. Hershel Weintrub of Middletown linked to heroin and stolen goods with Carl Sutton Jr. as partner. Bond set high for multiple defendants. 329 count case spans narcotics weapons and mail fraud.
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Cincinnati
API
FBI
Middletown
Cleveland
Ohio
Hershel Weintrub
Spencer's
Midetown
Carl Sutton Jr
Forest Park
Weintrub
Norbert Weintrub
Herschel
Revco Discount Drug Center
St. Bernard
Hamilton County
Joseph S. Elkins
Cyeatra Ann Carter
John Carter Exterminating Co
Sutton
Edwin Arthur Adams
Carlisle
Warren County
Edwins Jewerry
Franklin
Prince Albert Rankin III
Otis Hensley
Franklin Township
Sutton, Elkins
Carter
Adams
Hensley
Rankin
Bailor urges 13 cent citizen rate for letters in 16 cent rise
Post master General Benjamin Bailor asks the Postal Service Board to establish a 13 cent citizen rate for personal letters even if the business rate climbs to 16 cents next spring. He notes potential $900 million annual savings from ending Saturday mail deliveries but offers no recommendation. Carter backs keeping 13 cent private mail and Bailor endorses the move as in the public interest. Rate Commission would have up to 10 months to issue recommendations. Norwalk Tonight: park board meeting at 7 p.m. City Hall chambers. Norwalk School Board at 7:30 p.m. North Hester Street offices.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin Bailor
Postal Service Board of Governors
Carter
Bailor
Norwalk Park & Recreation Commission
City Hall
Norwalk
Sewage Backups Prompt Woodlawn Grievances In Norwalk
Norwalk residents along Woodlawn Avenue protested raw sewage flooding basements after Monday’s heavy storm while blaming a 1975 storm sewer system. City officials considered tests and fixes as council approved several ordinances and projects including waterlines and deceleration lanes.
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Norwalk
Woodlawn Avenue
Gerald Schloesser
City Council
Schloesser
Norwood Avenuue
St.Clair Street
U. S. 250
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