Libel suit targets Youngstown Vindicator over police wives tale
A libel case filed in Youngstown names the Youngstown Vindicator and 159 plaintiffs, mostly Warren police officers and spouses, alleging a story about a wife swapping club damaged earning power and seeking damages of 25 000 each plus 100 000 punitive per plaintiff. The suit alleges malicious false reporting.
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Secret Service Nabs Ex Navy Frogman Over Nixon Threat
Secret Service agents arrested John M. Woolf a former Navy frogman with mental health history on charges of threatening to assassinate President Nixon. A statewide APD bulletin was issued by California patrols at the request of the Secret Service. Woolf was described as a weapons expert with a pattern of threats to notable individuals.
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Norwalk Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend
Mostly sunny and warm today and Sunday with highs in the mid 80s. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows 60s. Monday stays fair and warm. Precipitation 10 percent and light variable winds through Sunday. Norwalk high 83 low 62. Birth: Mr and Mrs John Eckenrod Norwalk announce a baby boy.
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Norwalk
Jordan Expected To Accept U S Plan For Middle East Talks
Jordan poised to announce within 24 hours acceptance of the U S plan for indirect peace talks with Israel. The cabinet met four hours to review a three month Arab Israeli ceasefire followed by negotiations under UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring amid regional fighting and strong reactions from Egypt.
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No Conclusions In Probe Of Kent State Killings
Ohio patrol head says the investigation report on the Kent State shootings is complete and nonconclusive. The 7500 word FBI summary noted possible charges for six guardsmen, but the highway patrol report itself presents facts only for the grand jury to use. It involved 8 to 10 officers on campus for nearly two months, cooperating with the FBI.
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Route 60
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State
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New London
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Kroger Sees Little Interest In Price Aids In Stores
Kroger official William G. Keglar testified before a House Senate consumer protection panel that unit pricing trials in six Toledo supermarkets showed customers largely uninterested in the savings device. Cornell and New York researchers conducted the trial, but Kroger surveys found no significant movement of products or excitement for the system. Installing nationwide would cost at least 4 million dollars plus 3 million annually, and Kroger may not proceed without rivals adopting it.
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Jewell Tea Co
Chicago
Mondale Faces Outburst as Migrant Camp Testimony Loaded
In Washington the migrant labor hearing heated when Sen. Mondale interrupted citrus growers after J. Paul Austin acknowledged bad camp conditions. Grower George Wedgworth and NBC were cited for a July 16 documentary as Mondale demanded genuine concern.
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Coca- Cola Co
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Belle Glade
Fla
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Agnew Daughter Leads Taos Pueblo Trip For Sacred Land Acknowledgment
Kim Agnew, Spiro Agnew's youngest daughter, represents the Nixon administration at a Taos Taos Pueblo event. She rode 16 miles to the sacred Blue Lake area to support legislation restoring 48,000 acres to the tribe and presented a ceremonial cane to tribal Gov. Querton Romero. The trip involved White House aides, tribal officials, and local guards as the Pueblo guards access to the remote sanctuary.
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