Smokers Say Non-Smokers Have Rights Too
In a Reflector survey smokers and non-smokers clash over rights to smoke in public spaces. Residents including Kent Armbruster and Walter Butz defend smoking while others push for designated areas and consideration of non-smokers. An editor note promotes a Grace United Methodist Church smoking clinic beginning Sunday.
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Armbruster
Walter Butz
Bellevue
Butz
Steve Schneider
Harkness St
Steve Smith
North Fairfield
Grace United Methodist Church
Maple St
Willard
Postal Service Delays Limits On Envelopes Until Spring
The Postal Service postpones new rules on minimum envelope sizes and bans on items that jam machines. Effective date moved from November 30 to spring. a 13 cent surcharge for oversized mail is planned once rules take effect. Envelopes under 3.42 inches high or 5 inches long or thickness under .007 inch will be rejected.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Service
Assassination probe pressured by King theory backlash
Washington committee questions a Memphis police FBI conspiracy claim in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. murder inquiry. Frank Holloman, a former FBI official and ex-Memphis police head, calls the theory slanderous and ludicrous. Miami detectives weigh charging a 71 year old woman involved in a bus confrontation after she sprayed immobilizing gas. Six people hospitalized. Northern Rockies snowstorm kills five with a private plane crash near Cody Wyoming and other fatal crashes in Nebraska and Utah.
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Washington
UPI
House
Miami
Dade
Charles Kelly
Madeline Howard
Rockies
Middle West
Wilderness
Cody
Wye
Nebraska
Utah
Weather and notices from The Record
Dense morning fog gives way to partly cloudy skies with highs near 57 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tonight and Sunday remain cool with showers possible Sunday and temperatures into the upper 50s Friday and lower 90s Sunday. Births include Moran twins and Williams girl. Deaths report infant Johnson. Elizabeth Taylor tops Life cover appearances with 11 issues.
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William and
Linda Moran
Plymouth
Willard Area
Clinton
Harris Gleen Williams
New London
Fisher-Titus Mark
Diane Schaffer
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Johnson
James Johnson
Reflector trip buses depart Sunday at 10 45 am
Ticket holders for the Reflector trip to the Browns vs Broncos game are reminded that the buses will leave the Reflector office at 10:45 Sunday morning. Fans should bring one can of non-perishable food for donation to the Cleveland area needy.
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Cleveland
Police Nabs Kidnappers in Raid Save Heiress
In Mexico City police rescued heiress Brianda Domecq in a raid on a heavily guarded hideout early today and arrested five men. a sixth suspect escaped. Police said the suspects were common criminals, not linked to any terrorist group, and had initially demanded a $5 million ransom.
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Mexico City
UPS
Brianda Domecq
Kidnap Saga Ends as Wife of Doctor Is Rescued
The wife of physician Fernando Rodriguez was kidnapped on October 31 near her father Pedro Domecq’s home. She reported being rescued at 1 a.m. after police raids, with no ransom paid and suspects surrendering without resistance. Police seized a kidnapper’s note in a department store.
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Fernando Rodriguez
Pedro Domecq
Rodriguez
New York
Miguel Nasser
Federal Security Directorate
SBA Loan Fraud Targets Minority Programs in NYC Probe
SBA Administrator A Vernon Weaver cites up to 27 million in potential losses from fraud across 35 minority groups in a decade old program. He notes cases of misused advances including a race horse purchase and pre-repayment approvals, prompting a company by company review of 137 million in loans and a nationwide Justice Department inquiry. He reports President Carter backing the investigation and seeks to uncover possible kickbacks and regulatory failures.
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Washington
UPI
New York City
SBA
A. Vernon Weaver
New York
Weaver
Carter
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Kids Attempted Murder Fire With Insurance Motive In Colorado Springs
Police say a 14 year old girl and a 12 year old boy used a cigarette lighter to set a fire while their parents slept in Colorado Springs. They awakened and were arrested on first degree arson charges. parents discovered clothing aflame at the foot of their bed and were unaware of the policy value.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Bernie Eldridge
Eldridge
Alfred Hitchcck
Zebulon Pike Detention Center
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Patricia Schuster
Ernesto Caprara
Jean Franklin
Ridge Road
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Bobbie Luxon
Baker St
State St
Luxon
Ernesto Capara
Jefferson St
Capara
Berlin Heights
United Press International
Elizabeth Taylor
Life Magazine
Raid
National Cemetery
Baton Rouge
Battle of
Huron County
St. Paul's
Mansfield Christian
Mansfield St. Pete
Oberlin
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