Club Seeks Eviction of Pete Fountain in New Orleans
Bourbon Street landlord Charles Napoli sues jazz clarinetist Pete Fountain for nearly a year of unpaid rent claiming a 10 year lease begun September 1975 at 3500 dollars monthly. Judge S Sanford Levy orders Fountain to show cause why eviction should not proceed.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bourbon Street
Pete Fountain
Charles Napoli
Fountain
Napoli
S. Sanford Levy
Carter Orders Fuel Efficient Agency Cars
President Carter issued an executive order requiring federal agencies to buy cars with fuel economy two miles per gallon better than the 1978 Energy Act baseline and four miles a gallon better by 1980. Agencies must cut energy use in buildings 20 percent next year and 45 percent by 1985, saving up to 344 million annually and reducing oil use by hundreds of barrels daily. He urged the move to set an example for the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Do It Yourself Solar Heating For Pool by Joe Dudley
Joe Dudley cut heating costs by building nine black coated wood conduits with aluminum insulation to warm his backyard pool. Water from an artesian well rose from 58 to 80 degrees in 11 days, extending swimming season to five months. a Philadelphia Hot Line 800-523-2929 aided the project. Dudley faced minor mishaps but enjoyed the solar system and would not repeat the build for others.
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Joe Dudley
Dudley
Philadelphia
Tim Hohman
Taxpayers Face Phone Bill Scrutiny In State Ethics Row
Ohio House Ethics Chair Arthur Wilkowski calls taxpayer billed long distance charges on lawmakers a form of wire tapping. A review shows many late night and overseas calls charged to the state, prompting a three member sub committee to propose rules for telephone use.
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Columbus
UPI
House Ethics Committee
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Wilkowski
Scripps-Howard
University of Chicago
Alan Norris
Westerville
William Hinig
New Philadelphia
Ethics Committee
Murder Victim Exhumed in Norwalk Case
The body of Arthur Dillon, 49, was exhumed from Milan Cemetery about a month ago. Paul Dillon, his brother, confirmed he permitted the exhumation to aid the case against Ronald Young, who faces aggravated murder charges with trial set for August 22. Hair samples are rumored to have been sought.
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Milan
Norwalk
Paul Dillon
Arthur
Dillon
U.S. Postal Service
Huron
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Hauser
Ronald Young
Young
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Firelands
Wooster Returns Toward Normal After Heavy Rain
A Wooster fire department spokesman said conditions are nearly normal after a five inch rainfall on Thursday that forced about 200 residents to evacuate. Officials question whether all evacuees have returned home as crews assess damage and safety.
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Wooster
Western style gun duel ends in double fatality
In Los Angeles a landlord Walter Olivier, 40, armed with a .38 pistol, and a tenant clashed over overdue rent. The tenant seized the pistol, Olivier returned with a .22 rifle, and both fired from balcony and driveway in a brief six shot exchange, dying at the scene.
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Walter Olivier
Wilshire
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Rt. 20
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