Firestone settles for tire defects in U S. no admission
The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co agreed to pay a 3000 dollar claim for sub standard tires the Transportation Department said the settlement does not imply an admission of violation of the 1966 act. In Ohio a judge weighed whether a 17 year old will be tried as juvenile oradult in the murder of Florence E Van Amburgh.
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Washington
UPI
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
U.S. Transportation Department
Firestone
Transportation Department
Painesville
Ohio
Lake County
John Parks
Leroy Township
Florence E. van Amburgh
Dennis Wimner
Longshoremen End Two Week Port Shutdown Vote
Union delegates representing 47,000 striking longshoremen voted to end the two weeks port shutdown, with the decision announced today in London.
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London
UPI
Weather Outlook And Local Births And Deaths
Variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with chances of showers or thundershowers today tonight and Thursday. Highs in the upper 80s with tonight lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Friday remains warm with possible thunderstorms. Norwalk highs 92 lows 69. Births include Willard girl to Walter Stever and wife and a Willard girl to James McCoy and wife and a Attica boy to Amos Belen Jr. Death reported William Dusty Rhodes 52 of 185 Scottwood Drive.
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Norwalk
Walter Stever
Willard
James McCoy
Amos Belen, Jr
Attica
William
Dusty) Rhodes
Scottwood Drive
New York Declares Air Pollution Emergency Amid Seventeen Day Heat
Mayor John V. Lindsay activated the first stage of an air pollution emergency as a polluted haze lingered over the Atlantic coast. The city ordered a 20 percent cut in incineration and 3 p.m. shutdown of on site garbage burning while urging car pools and public transit. Con Edison appealed to 200 major consumers to limit power use as the heat wave and polluted air strain supply.
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United Press International
New York
Atlantic Coast
John V. Lindsay
Emergency Control Board
Consolidated Edison Co
Lindsay
Air Resources Department
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
City of
Washington, D.C
Summerlin loses appeal on obscene book conviction
Robert Summerlin's conviction for selling the obscene book 69 Potion was upheld by the Sixth District Court of Appeals in a two to one decision. The case heads toward Ohio Supreme Court review as Summerlin plans to appeal, with the court remanding for sentencing.
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Robert Summerlin
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Summerlin
Bob
E. Main St
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Deane McLaughlin
Harvey G. Straub
McLaughlin
Thomas Guernsey
Third District
Guernsey
Redrup
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ted Iorio
Toledo
Gallon and Callender
Nova Scotia
Jack Gallon
Robert J. Vetter
Huron County
Robert Gabel
Sandusky County
Russell Kear
Wyandot
Willard Faces Immediate Water Shortage Amid Repairs
Willard relies on three wells after one went bad on Central Avenue. City manager Michael G. Orenic says losing another well would trigger serious trouble. The council has approved 4000 for drilling a new well beside the old one, while repairs to the failed well are delayed. A new reservoir on State Route 61 as part of a 4.8 million project should be completed by November to store Huron River water and top up capacity.
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Willard
Central Avenue
Michael G. Urenic
Orenic
New City State Reservoir
State
Bolivian gunman surrenders on Argentina jet hijack
Lorenzo Fermin Jurado Albornoz, the Bolivian hijacker of the Argentina jetliner with 55 aboard, gave himself up at 3 40 a.m. EDT to Argentine police in the Bolivian consul's presence ending a 12 hour standoff and plane demanded to Cuba.
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Cordoba
Argentina
UPI
Cuba
Lorenzo Fermin Jurado Albornoz
Felix Sattori
Post Office Reform Faces House Senate Stalemate
WASHINGTON UPI reports postal reform and a guaranteed pay raise stall as House and Senate conferees clash over rate making and board powers. PMG Blount claims interference delays progress while talks continue on a five member rate panel and governors able to veto by unanimous vote.
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Washington
UPI
Postmaster General
Congress
House
Senate
U.S. _ postal service
UPO
PMG
Winton M. Blount
Capitol
Gerald R. Ford
Postal
Board of Governors
Rate Commission
Blount
Stokes Challenges Davis Over Enemies of Law Enforcement
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes challenged Benjamin O. Davis Jr. to name enemies of law enforcement he claimed were supported by the mayor. Davis refused to name names and resigned after six months, saying Stokes offers no support for his programs. Republican leaders urged Davis to run as an Independent for 1971.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Davis
Stokes
Cuyahoga County
Republican Party
Norwalk Council Sets 6 A.M. Dawn Meeting on Note Change
Norwalk council schedules a 6 a.m. Friday dawn session to approve emergency legislation converting $270,000 sewage plant notes to bonds for Sept. 16 renewal. Auditor Hipp says current rates 5 3/4 to 6 1/4 percent. six of seven members needed to suspend rules. Shipley travels in and out for the meeting. Jones is on vacation and unavailable.
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Hipp
Mel Shipley
Michigan
Morgan Jones
Norwalk council approves 22 million sewer bond issue
Norwalk City Council in a special session decided to issue 22 million dollars in sewer construction bonds and place the measure on the November 3 ballot. The bond period cannot exceed 40 years and the millage is set at 45 cents per 100 dollars of valuation.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Board of Elections
Council
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