Hall pleads guilty to false piracy claim, gets probation
Arden H. Hall of Painesville Ohio pleaded guilty to giving false information about aircraft piracy and received one year of probation conditional on abstaining from alcohol and remaining in Alcoholics Anonymous. He allegedly threatened to hijack a 720 Boeing to Cuba for six more drinks, prompting the flight diversion.
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Neb
UPI
Arden H. Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hall
Painesville
Ohio
Cuba
Christy Lindzey
Vern Jobst
U S Signals Boycott of Talks If Communists Refuse Meaningful Talks
United States envoy William J. Porter said Washington will not attend next week's Paris talks with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong unless the communists show through channels and liaison officers their readiness to engage in serious discussions on war and peace issues.
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Paris
UPI
United States
U.S
William J. Porter
North Vietnam
Westinghouse to Spend 18 Million on Plant Improvements
Westinghouse Consumer Products Co plans an 18 million dollar capital improvement program across its Columbus and Mansfield Ohio plants and Edison New Jersey facility. The move targets better quality assurance testing, material flow and manufacturing innovations as sales rise.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Columbus
Mansfield
Ohio
Edison
N.J
Westinghouse Consumer Products Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ohio firms fined for river and bay dumping violations
Litton Industries of Sandusky and Howard's Body Shop of Grand Rapids Ohio were fined for dumping waste. Litton paid 225 dollars with 200 suspended after pledging new equipment to stop future oil dumping into Sandusky Bay. Howard's Body Shop received a 25 dollar fine for metal brake parts dumped along the Maumee River and must remove debris and erect a fence.
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Columbus
UPI
Litton Industries
Sandusky
Howard’s Body Shop
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Litton
Sandusky Bay
Maumee River
UPI and Guild Break Off Negotiations in New York
Negotiations between United Press International and the Wire Service Guild halted late Wednesday night. The three year pact expired at midnight March 15 but terms stayed in force during talks. UPI proposed a two year deal with a top weekly minimum of 300 dollars for staff newsmen, up from 252 dollars.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Wire Service Guild
Guild
Bank vice president confronts robbers at South Park Bank
James S. Garbs, 45, VP of South Park National Bank, kept a loaded shotgun in his office. During a Wednesday robbery of nearly $19,000, Garbs pursued three gunmen from the bank. He was shot in the chest and head and killed before firing a shot. a pursuing officer arrived too late.
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Houston
UPI
James S. Garbs
South Park National Bank
Garbs
Garris
W.C. Doss
Farm bill warning of corporate farming takeover risk
Oren Lee Staley of the National Farmers Organization warned in testimony prepared for a House antitrust subcommittee hearing that American agriculture could be largely controlled by corporations and wealthy individuals within a decade unless Congress passes a new anticorporate farming bill barring nonfarm corporate farming worth 3 million dollars or more.
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Washington
Attendant Shot To Death In Michigan Kidnap Case
Joseph Stacher, 23, a Toledo service station attendant, was found shot to death just across the Michigan border. He was among five locals abducted late Tuesday and early Wednesday by a bandit wearing a ski mask who seized four other attendants with a sawed off shotgun.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Joseph Stacher
Michigan
Stacher
Toledo
Weather Summary and Nearby Marriage Licenses
Cloudy windy and cold with snow flurries likely today. Highs in the low to mid 30s and tonight lows in the low to mid 20s. Friday partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 40s. Marriage license applications list Timothy L. Hohman and Marlene Roerich. Jerry A. Milano and Diana L. Moser. Mrs Irene A. Grine, 62, Norwalk, deceased.
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Norwalk
Timothy L. Hohman
Sandusky
Marlene Roerich
New London
Jerry A. Milano
New Haven
Diana L. Moser
Shiloh
Nicky Cruz Responds To Sixto Adorno Article
Evangelist Nicky Cruz writes to Mr. Stewart disputing a Reverend Sixto Adorno portrayal. He clarifies his past, cites his own conversion story, and questions connections to Jo Jo. Cruz plans a book on dramatized conversions and asks for confirmation.
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Adorno
Reflector
Norwalk
John Borgia
Nicky Cruz
Dave Wilkerson
Cross
Jo-Jo
Sixto Adorno
JoJo
Jesus Christ
Bible College
Wilkerson
Mr. Stewart
Costs Rise 0.5 Percent in February Driven by Food
Washington reports the consumer price index up 0.5 percent in February with food prices leading the rise. Meat costs contribute most to the 14 year high jump, while fresh produce also climbs. President Nixon's 90 day wage and price freeze looms over inflation debates as Butz defends farm price increases against critics and Grayson challenges inflation control efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
The
Price Commission
Norwalk First Overnight Rest Stop for Busing Hikers
Five Pontiac women marching to Washington from Clyde to Lyme School stop in Norwalk as the National Action Group resumes a 600 mile trek against forced busing. They expect to reach Washington April 27 with rest days planned and local support noted.
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Fred Stewart
Pontiac
Mich
Washington, D.C
Norwalk
Irene McCabe
McCabe
National Action Group
NAG
Washington
Navy Chaplain Jensen faces court martial over adultery charges
In Jacksonville Florida Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen is accused by two wives of pursuing sexual relationships while serving at Cecil Field. Fourteen defense witnesses testified as Jensen and his attorneys seek to refute claims of misconduct.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Navy
Andrew Jensen
Jensen
Lora Gudbranson
Mary Ann Curran
Isabelle Jaquette
Gudbranson
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Jaquette
Picasso Work Bought by Cleveland Museum of Art
The Cleveland Museum of Art announced the purchase of Pablo Picasso's 1912 oil on canvas Bottle, Glass and Fork for an estimated $500,000. The work comes from the private collection of Carlo Frua of Turin, Italy, via a Swiss dealer, according to a museum spokesman.
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API
Pablo Picasso
Cleveland Museum of Art
Carlo Frua
Turin
Italy
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