Winning numbers and near-term strike talks across the nation
Orsay Coy announces this week's regular and Lucky Buck numbers. In Washington, railroad shop unions postpone a nationwide strike for a week to let mediators negotiate a contract. Senator Mathias signals liberal Republican options if Reagan wins New Hampshire. San Diego Navy confirms the wreck of submarine F1, sunk in 1917 after a collision, with 19 lives lost.
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Washington
UPS
James Yost
Afl-Cio
UPI
Charles Mathias
Rmd
Ronald Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Mathias
San Diego
Navy
U.S
Edison man convicted in mail fraud over fake coin sales
Kenneth P. Fagone of Edison New Jersey was found guilty Friday of mail fraud for advertising gold and silver coins in Coin World Newspaper Ohio and taking $13 000 from collectors without delivering the coins. He faced up to 15 years in prison and a $3 000 fine after an eight hour jury deliberation following a seven day trial.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Edison
Kenneth P. Fagone
Fagone
Coin World
Sidney
Ohio
Weather and notices from Fon The Record November 8 1975
Variable cloudiness today with highs in the upper 60s. Clearing tonight with a low in the lower or middle 40s. Fair Sunday with highs in the upper 60s. 10 percent chance of precipitation tonight and Sunday. Winds south to southwest 10 to 20 mph today, 5 to 10 mph tonight. Friday temperatures 66 to 57. Humidity rising all day. Total Friday precipitation trace. Sunrise 7 07, sunset 5 15, moonrise 12 54, moonset 11 19. Marriage license applications listed for Daniel L Artino Deborah R Fisher and Randall P Homan Alexis P Ross. Births: William Eastman and spouse welcomed a boy. Deaths: Margaret Hale 42 Greenwich Arlene P Houghton 86 New London Melissa M Dailey 93 Milan Clyde W Whiley 59 Bellevue.
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Margaret Hale
Greenwich
Arlene P. Houghton
New London
Melissa M. Dailey
Milan
Clyde W. Whiley
Bellevue
Norwalk Considers Covered Pool as Federal Funds Priority
Friday's poll asks residents if a covered swimming pool should be Norwalk's top priority in seeking federal funds. Opinion line question seeks public stance on prioritizing recreation facility.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Voters Weigh Pool Plan Amid Costs and Rival Views
Residents debate a winter swimming facility with concerns about fuel costs road repairs and local finances. Supporters tout health benefits and a community asset while opponents cite affluence scarcity and prioritizing other needs. A vote is urged with a contact number 668 8544.
REA Express Shuts Down After 136 Years of Service
REA Express, the 136 year old freight giant billed as the largest surface transportation network, is liquidated after bankruptcy court rejection of a union buyout. About 8,000 workers lose jobs as creditors refuse the union offer and a $1.3 million debtors bond is not posted.
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New York
UPI
REA Express
Pony Express
American Express
Brotherhood of Railway and
John Galgay
REA
Boston
Canada
Puerto Rico
Judge May Order Fromme To View Her Trial On TV
The judge warns Lynette Fromme she may be barred from the courtroom and must watch her trial via closed circuit TV if she repeats outbursts. Fromme, accused of trying to shoot President Ford, was removed after threats over warnings of retribution if Manson is denied a new trial.
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Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
President Ford
Charles Manson
Manson
John Virgo
U.S
Thomas MacBride
Virgo
MacBride
Mugger in Wheelchair Robbery Sparks Police Alert
Philadelphia man Melvin Taylor reported a man in a wheelchair robbed him of 60 dollars using a .22 revolver. Dexter Howard, 22, later arrested, said to be paralyzed from the hips down. In Ireland, Tiede Herrema described a 36 day kidnapping and pistol whipping by captors including Eddie Gallagher and Marian Coyle before surrender.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Melvin Taylor
Taylor
Dexter Howard
Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Monasterevin
Dr. Herrema
Eddie Gallagher
Gallagher
Marian Coyle
Bridewell
Herrema
Limerick
Officials caution on secret meetings under new sunshine law
Ohio State Senator Robert Freeman warned public officials they face extreme peril if they hold secret meetings after November 28 when the sunshine law takes effect. He cited seven open-meeting exceptions and urged transparency, calling the media the eyes and ears of the public.
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Huron
Robert Freeman
Freeman
Canton
Ohio
North Central
The
Society of Professional Journalists
Jefferson
Boards Association
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Orsay Coy
Lucky Buck
Daniel L. Artino
Laborer
Deborah R. Fisher
Randall P. Homan
Monroeville
Alexis P. Ross
William Eastman
F-T
Opwion Line
Vay
Tom Kole
Stephen Finkel
Finkel
Stet
Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
United Fund
Los Angeles
John W. Bitzer
Drug Enforcement Administration
Thomas Jefferson
Ohio Development Financing Authority
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