Tape Player Thefts Reported In Norwalk
Norwalk reports two car thefts as tape decks speakers and tapes vanish. One incident at Whittlesey and League Streets involved a wire unlocking the vehicle. Police note similar entry in the second theft at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops.
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Norbert Simon
Woodlawn Ave
Whittlesey
League Streets
Glenn A. Babcock
New Haven
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Babcock
Kissinger Threatens to Quit Over Wiretaps in Austria
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned he will resign if leaks and innuendo about national security wiretaps do not stop. He denied initiating taps, blamed House Judiciary Committee pressure, and cited concerns over Pentagon Papers leaks and the Plumbers. Two White House aides appeared surprised as Kissinger defended his public honor and national security.
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Austria
UPI
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Washington
Senate
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Alexander M. Haig
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Weather and marriage license notices from Fan The Record June 11 1974
Variable cloudiness and cool with a chance of showers tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in the mid 40s. Highs Wednesday in the upper 60s. Precipitation chances 20 30 and 40 percent. Winds westerly 20 30 mph tapering tonight. Marriage license applications list six couples with hometowns and occupations. Birth announcements report a girl and a boy to two New London area families.
IRA considers truce as climate shifts toward peace talks
IRA sources say Provisional wing weighed a cease-fire in Northern Ireland as a prelude to talks with militant Protestants. British government talk of troop withdrawal and repatriating prisoners created a new climate, with orders to reduce violence to aid potential negotiations.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
IRA
Spetter abandons fuel saver scheme after funding setback
Ron Spetter, inventor of a fuel system claimed to boost mileage, says he is discouraged after a prospective out of state company offered no real backing. He plans to seek local work while continuing to pursue funding, asserting the system could reach 40 miles per gallon on a 1965 Cadillac if properly supported.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Ron Spetter
Spetter
Engineering
Norwalk Board of Education meets at 8 tonight
The Norwalk Board of Education gathers at 8 p m at its offices at Monroe and Hester Streets. The Planning Commission also meets at 7 30 p m at City Hall to discuss agenda items.
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Norwalk
Ehrlichman Trial Delayed Over Evidence Dispute
Federal Judge Gesell ordered an indefinite delay in the Ehrlichman criminal conspiracy trial after Nixon refused to surrender evidence the defense demands. The Ellsberg break in co defendants’ trial will proceed as scheduled. Ehrlichman’s attorney called a White House compromise plan to let Ehrlichman view materials without his lawyer unacceptable.
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UPI
Gerhard A. Gesell
John OD. Ehrlichman
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Gesell
White House
Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
New London Hospital plans two story addition
New London Hospital moves to expand with a two story wing adding four pediatric beds four intensive care beds 24 medical surgical beds and two surgical suites. Approval from the hospital corp Health Planning Association and county court pending the sale to New London Medical Services Group. Spectrum Radiology to operate radiology with two new attending radiologists.
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New London Hospital
James Bender
New London Hospital Corp
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Health Planning Association
Huron County Common Pleas Court
New London Medical Services Group
Medical Services Group
Moses Krislow
Donald Lanase
Larry Keeler
Spectrum Radiology
Bellefontaine
Gen Tel Attacks Delay of Rate Hike in Ohio
General Telephone President Robert Wopat lambasted a PUCO delay of 19 months on a 13.5 million rate increase as impossible amid inflation. He urged immediate 9.2 million approval, warning of 20 percent interim rise for 320000 customers and potential cutbacks in a 43 million expansion and employment losses.
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UPI
General Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Wopat
Ohio
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