FTC accuses big stores of price fixing in shopping centers
The Federal Trade Commission charges a widespread practice by major department stores to lease centers only if they can approve other tenants, blocking discount shops and costing consumers millions. Separate items note Meir Dayan succession rumors in Israel, a teen nearly swimming the English Channel, and a Cleveland bank suit over Master Charge practices.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Mark Schlacher
Alan S. Goodman
Sheldon Schecter
Citizens Banking Co
Sandusky
Erie County Bank
Vermilion
Third National Bank
Sunny and cool today with near 80 Thursday
Sunny and cool today with a high near 76 in Norwalk and lows around 57. Partly cloudy tonight with a 10 percent to zero percent chance of precip. Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 80, light southwest winds. Births include a Greenwich girl and a Norwalk boy. A marriage license is sought by Cox and Hill. Death notices include Mabel C. Deitz of Monroeville.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Sidewalk Sales Kick Off Three Busy Days
Norwalk hosts its annual sidewalk sale from Thursday through Saturday with shopping hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Saturday. Free parking is available in all city lots. A Plastic Magic Band act performs 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. Thursday and Friday in front of the courthouse.
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Norwalk
Former U-2 Spy Powers Now A Traffic Spotter
Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, works as a traffic spotter over Los Angeles. He broadcasts from 3,000 feet in a Cessna for KGIL, contrasting his CIA past with his current calm, everyday job amid freeway air traffic.
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Powers
Los Angeles
UPS
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Skywatch
KGIL
San Fernando Valley
Central Intelligence Agency
Gilligan proposes Catholic school vouchers in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan said he may use a voucher system to channel state funds to Catholic schools to sidestep a U S Supreme Court ruling on church state separation. Ohio currently allocates 50 dollars per pupil for parochial teacher salaries and the plan would require parent endorsement of state vouchers. The idea faces A C L U challenges and would be added as a budget amendment while Gilligan favors a tax credit over revenue sharing. The Ohio Supreme Court later ruled that finding a few marijuana flakes in an apartment is not sufficient for narcotics indictments.
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Sioux City
Iowa
UPI
John J. Gilligan
U.S
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gilligan
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Charter Panel Splits 6 6 In Straw Ballot
Norwalk charter commission held a secret straw vote on government form, 6-6 with three abstentions. Six favored mayor council, six council manager, two undecided, chair Mullenix did not vote. Vote may influence July 29 final decision but is not binding.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Mullenix
William Dreyer
George C. Ford
Herbert Griffiths
Melvin H. Robinson
Griffiths
Dreyer
Charter Commission
Robert Fish
Commission
Fish
Paul Robinson
Norwalk Service
William Mount
Mount
Third Ward Council Seat Candidacy Narrowed In Norwalk
Richard Sipple of 51 Stoutenburg Drive seeks the third ward post left by George Linn Jr. Joining him are Raymond Flanagan and Melvin H. Robinson, both Norwalk Charter Commission members. The six remaining councilmen will meet in executive session next Tuesday to decide.
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Richard Sipple
Stoutenburg Drive
Third Ward
George Linn, Jr
Linn
Raymond Flanagan
Melvin H. Robinson
Norwalk
Sipple
Cleveland
Tots Under 2 Learn To Swim At Willard
Michael Frederick a Red Cross water safety instructor teaches tots under two at the Willard municipal pool. He says parents must foster a calm water attitude and consistency. The infants may cry and swallow water, but with regular dunking and patience they learn to hold their breath and enjoy swimming.
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Fred Stewart Willard
Willard
Michael Frederick
Red Cross
Frederick
YMCA
Stuntman Murder Admitted In Manson Case
Deputy District Attorney Burton Katz said Steve Grogan admitted decapitating stuntman Donald Shea in 1969 and described the head’s rolling sound. Grogan, 20, is on trial for Shea’s murder, while Charles Manson faces separate charges for Shea and Gary Hinman.
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API
Charles Manson
Burton Katz
Steve Grogan
Donald
Shorty
Shea
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