CBS probes probes disc jockeys over Columbia records payments
CBS News ordered a special team to investigate charges that Columbia Records executives paid money and supplied drugs to disc jockeys to push CBS subsidiary records. Richard Salant said the probe will be thorough and could reach the highest levels.
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FTC plans action to split Liggett & Myers dog food unit
The Federal Trade Commission moves to force Liggett & Myers Inc to divest Perk Foods Inc, maker of Vets and Perk dog foods, after implying market concentration in the dog food industry following LM’s 1969 acquisition of Allen Products Co.
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Girl meter maid in uniform sports tie clasp
Jeanne Cook, a San Francisco meter maid, says she now wears a tie clasp engraved with Girl to confront being called Sir and abused. Deborah Pellegrini, Miss Scioto Valley, 22, from Kenton, wins second round Miss Ohio Pageant talent with skating and a taped audition, as Kathy Cordes dominates second round swimsuit and talent events in Sandusky.
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Diabetes may be curable by cell transplant in five years
Dr. Arnold Lazarow of the University of Minnesota says lab tests on rats show a potential cure for diabetes within five years with insulin secreting pancreas cell transplants. He cautions that five more years of research are likely before human trials can be evaluated.
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Officers POWs face misconduct charges in war captivity case
Two senior officers long held in a North Vietnamese camp are charged by a fellow officer. Rear Adm. James Stockdale mailed the charges from Coronado California to Navy Secretary John Warner, marking the first instance of such charges against war captives.
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Weather Outlook And Local Death Notices
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a chance of a few showers Sunday. Lows tonight in the low and mid 50s. Highs Sunday in the lower 80s. Norwalk high 82 low 56. Deaths listed: Horace C Hancock 78 Olena Jerry M Russell 28 Shelby Bernice E Smith 75 Greenwich Amy N Higgins Bachelder 90 Norwalk Nettie Edna Shirk 60 Norwalk.
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Hatchery Plans Mass Drowning of Day-Old Chicks
Dwight Hill of Center Hatchery in Joaquin Texas says he will drown 43 000 day old chicks this Saturday to cut losses amid President Nixon's price freeze. Owner Madison Clement reports 700 000 birds on hand and says it is cheaper to drown them than to raise them as feed costs rise.
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Aged cousins starved to death in Detroit reveal quiet dignity
In Detroit, Giuseppe Pillera aged 78 and his cousin Maria Angelo 93 lived on coffee milk and a raw egg as welfare payments of 154 began in 1970. After a police coma Pillera reluctantly accepted hospital care for severe malnutrition and both may be placed in a nursing home or cared for at home. In Ohio a seven year old girl and her sister were struck by a car. second degree homicide charges face drivers Lyle Riehm and Elizabeth Downing with related counts.
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Skylab 2 crew returns home after 28 day orbital flight
Astronauts Conrad Weitz and Kerwin return aboard USS Ticonderoga after a 28 day Skylab 2 mission. Kerwin showed dizziness and nausea but is expected to recover. Conrad and Weitz appeared in good spirits. Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma slated for July Cape launch.
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Mayely Waite Dance Academy Recital Tonight
The annual Mayely Waite Dance Academy recital will be at 8 tonight in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. St. Marys Catholic Church Festival runs 4 to 10 p.m. Sunday at the church grounds.
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Minisub Victims Rejected Bailout Plan In Gulf Tragedy
Two scientists E Clayton Link and Albert Stover died after a minisub in the Gulf Stream near Key West trapped 360 feet down. Archibald Menzies recalled they declined a bailout bottle awaiting Navy rescue, while survivor Robert Meek noted the Navy ship Tringa arrived six hours after the sub became stuck. The medical examiner said carbon dioxide poisoning was the cause, about 15 hours before aid arrived.
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