Detectives arrest two housewives for soliciting husbands' killings
In San Lorenzo Alameda County deputies say Nancy Weise and Betty Jean Ernest offered an undercover officer one of their insurance policies for a $30,000 fee to kill their husbands Richard Weise and Frederick Ernest. They were booked at Santa Rita Center on $50,000 bail.
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San Lorenzo
Calif
UPI
Alameda County
Richard Weise
Frederick Ernest
William Foster
Truckers Picket Over Prostitution Price Hike Near Fresno
About 40 truckers protested a price rise for escort services outside a Fresno area truck stop, carrying signs as prostitution remains illegal in California. Most demonstrations lasted four hours with rare crossings of the line, one man being jeered after attempting to cross.
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Fresno
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UPI
California
Here
Weather and Local Births Deaths Notice in Norwalk Area
Morning clouds give way to sun and a cool day with highs near 67 in Norwalk and 70s inland. Tonight lows 46 to 50 with diminishing winds. Sunday partly cloudy with highs around mid 70s. Trace precipitation reported. humidity rising in the afternoon. Births include Lawrence Coe Norwalk and Perry Murr New London. deaths list Ambrose Didion Monroeville Lynn McDonald Norwalk Telford Slanezka Elyria.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Lawrence Coe
F-T Hospital
Perry Murr
New London
Ambrose Didion
Monroeville
Lynn C. McDonald
Telford
Slanezka
Elyria
Chou En-lai Defends North Vietnamese at Banquet Visit Prelude
Premier Chou En-lai used a dinner with American guests to defend the Vietnamese Communists amid Kissinger’s Peking visit. He expressed sympathy for antiwar movement reports and said such sentiment gives him great hopes. The event, in the Great Hall of the People, included only a small UPI report by Richard Dudman.
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China
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Chou
Kissinger
Nixon
Great Hall of the People
United States
Vietnam
ACLU action moves Parachuid tax lawsuit to federal court
The Ohio ACLU filed to move a Franklin County tax credit case from state court to federal court. Attorney General Brown had filed suit on behalf of Tax Commissioner Kosydar seeking a declaratory judgment on a proposed 90 per year tax credit for parents of parochial school students. Brown hoped a state court ruling would favor the credits, but the ACLU moved the case to federal court.
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Columbus
API
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
William J. Brown
ACLU
U.S. District Court
Franklin County
Robert Kosydar
General Assembly
Tax Commissioners
Martin
Brown
Common Pleas
Ernsthausen to Buy Bonds for Downtown Parking Lot
John F. Ernsthausen will finance a new downtown parking lot with $115000 in mortgage revenue bonds at seven percent. The plan covers the southeast corner of West Main and South Hester Streets with repayment from lot revenues. Legislation to authorize the bond sale will be introduced at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
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John F. Ernsthausen
Wayne Goodsite
Ernsthausen
West Main
South Hester
Goodsite
Elmer McGuckin
Columbus
Limited Plant Reopening Possible at Norwalk Facility
Scovill Manufacturing Co may reopen the Norwalk plant on a limited basis after purchasing the Norwalk and Byesville Westinghouse plants in May. A June 13 letter from Westinghouse industrial relations manager C A Welsh tells former employees they must return severance payments to qualify for recall.
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Scovill Manufacturing Co
Westinghouse
Norwalk
C.A. Welsh
Byesville
Scovill
Waterbury
Conn
Welsh
Seavill Welsh
Buses Cited In Raid At Cedar Point
PUCO inspectors raided Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio and cited seven buses for illegal charter service and five more for unsafe condition. John T Gordon said 51 buses were inspected and several operators lack registration and insurance. Unsafe units were held until deficiencies were corrected.
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Sandusky, Ohio
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cedar Point
John T Gordon
Puco Transportation
Gordon
PUCO
Sirhan Conviction Upheld by California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court upheld Sirhan B. Sirhan's 1968 murder conviction for killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The court rejected claims of mental incapacity, prejudicial publicity, and unlawful evidence. It reduced the death sentence to life in prison under a separate ruling on the death penalty.
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UPI
California Supreme Court
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
United States
Joseph P. Busch Jr
State
City Takes Kirbawy To Court Over Junk
Norwalk seeks an injunction to force George Kirbawy to remove dismantled and inoperable cars and other items from 58 North West Street or enclose them. Kirbawy, who appeared in Mayor’s Court on another North West Street complaint, was found guilty of a May article violation and fined 50 dollars with costs but the penalty was suspended if he does not repeat the offense.
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Silver Spring
Billy Joe Camp
Norwalk
George Kirbawy
Marian Dr
N. West St
Kirbawy
North West Street
Mayor's Court
Robert Williams
Kilbany
Wayne Goodsite
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