Ohio AG sues Perma Guard over consumer sales fraud
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown filed suit in Cleveland against Perma Guard Products Inc for deceiving more than 100 residents and siphoning at least 51000. The action seeks a temporary restraining order in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court and also charges Perma Maid of Pennsylvania with violating the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act.
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Columbus
UPI
William J. Brown
Cleveland
Perma Guard Products, Inc
Cuyahoga County
Helicopter Attack Kills American in Vietnam Base Fire
At a South Vietnamese artillery base near Pleiku, a U.S. helicopter landed to evacuate a wounded adviser and was hit by heavy Communist fire. The pilot died and five crew members were wounded as mortars and recoilless rifles struck the aircraft. In Washington, the Supreme Court refused to delay the Memphis busing plan for about 14,000 students, citing housing patterns and cost concerns.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Central Highlands
Pleiku City
Matt Franjola
Highway 14
Washington
Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
Robert M. McRae
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
McRae
Supreme Court again rejects war power challenge
The court refused to rule the Vietnam War unconstitutional, 7 to 2, with Justices Douglas and Brennan dissenting. The suit, filed in Los Angeles federal court, alleges Congress unlawfully delegated its war powers to the President through the 1961 Foreign Assistance Act.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Los Angeles
Congress
State to Build First Paved Trails for Disabled in Salt Fork Park
Two paved nature trails for the physically handicapped and blind will begin at Salt Fork State Park in Guernsey County. The loop trails will include Braille plaques or tape recorders and share entrances and exits, with wildlife and plant descriptions.
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Columbus
UPI
Salt Fork State Park
Guernsey County
Flint Ridge Memorial
Licking County
State Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Salt Fork
Weather and local life notes from Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and cool nights and a mid 50s high in Norwalk. Marriage license filings list six local couples from Norwalk Gahanna Willard and Monroeville. Births and deaths include Marvin Ott North Fairfield and Rebecca Gaines Norwalk with several other local names.
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Norwalk
William A. Hill
Linda M. Hershiser
Philip K. Barkhurst
Gahanna
Joan R. LePontois
Willard
Michael W. Vegus
Shirley A. Kluding
Howard K. Fox
Janice M. Laux
Monroeville
Robert L. Baldwin
Nor
Rebecca M. Gaines
Mary Helen Wylie
Willard Robert Salyers
William Salyers
Shelby
Ethel Weston Ketchum
New London
Nazi Plan to Bomb U.S. Cities Revealed in Archives
Nazi strategists drafted long range bombing plans for American cities including Brooklyn Detroit Hartford Cincinnati Rochester and Indianapolis with air raids proposed from occupied France in 1942. The plans by Luftwaffe Col. Dietrich Schwenke were reviewed by Goering but reportedly abandoned due to war pressures.
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Berlin
UPI
Indianapolis
Groehler
France
Azores Islands
Luftwaffe
Air Force
Dietrich Schwenke
Air
Herman Goering
Brooklyn
N.Y
Detroit
Hartford
Viet War Veterans Train Irish Rebels
A UPI report says an undisclosed number of Vietnam War veterans are training Protestant Irishmen in guerrilla warfare for the Ulster Defense Association. In Northern Ireland, 605 fatalities include a four-year-old Catholic boy and three other Catholics from gunfire. About 500 Protestants clashed with troops in east Belfast after an army raid on a pharmaceutical firm. acid used for bomb making was stolen.
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Belfast
UPI
Ulster Defense Association
Northern Ireland
UDA
Nixon Surprise Speaker at POW Families Confab
President Nixon made an unscheduled appearance at the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia convention in Washington. He pledged that POWs would not be abandoned and cited intensive Vietnam negotiations while avoiding specifics. The event drew about 750 attendees as delegates prepare to vote on resolutions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Statler Hilton Hotel
National League of Families of American
Southeast Asia
Kissinger
Cora Weiss
David Dellinger
Hanoi
Robert F. Turner
Hoover Institution
Father appeals award in boy’s dog bite injury case
Ronald Englehardt appeals the $89.11 verdict awarded to him in a suit over his son Michael D. Englehardt’s head injury from a dog attack in June 1969 in Wakeman. The boy received $1,000 damages. the trial lasted two days in Common Pleas Court. The appeal was filed Oct. 6 with the Sixth District Court of Appeals.
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Sixth District Court of Appeals
Michael D. Englehardt
Wakeman
Ronald Englehardt
Englehardt
Riley Hammond
Eddie Buck
Hammond
Common Pleas Court
Englehardts
Herbert R. Freeman
Tax Repeal Likely On Ohio Ballot In November
Ohio Secretary of State officials stated the income tax repeal appears to qualify for the November 7 ballot pending any court action. Supporters filed 70,000 supplemental signatures with 8,015 received and verification by county boards shows 85 to 90 percent validity. final counts expected above 27,000. The Ohio Supreme Court is reviewing a challenge arguing revenue loss if approved. If passes, the measure would repeal personal and corporate income taxes and require future tax changes to be decided by statewide vote.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
James R. Marsh
Brown
Elections Counsel
Marsh
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Ohio
Norwalk Young Navy Man Killed In City Power Plant Crash
A local Norwalk man home from the Navy was killed when his car struck the city power plant at 3:25 AM Sunday. Michael A. Simons, 18, of 29 Grove Ave., died of a skull fracture. He had enlisted in the Navy in August and planned to enter the nuclear field program. his brother Joseph serves in the Navy. He attended Norwalk High School and played on the track, cross country, and football teams. The crash occurred after speeding and running a sign on Woodlawn Avenue. He was home on a pass from Great Lakes, Ill. The funeral is set for Wednesday at Heaston Funeral Home. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Norwalk
Navy
Michael A. Simons
Grove Ave
Woodlawn Avenue
Ptl
Ralph Braker
Woodlawn
Old State Road
Simon
Huron County
William B. Holman
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Simons
U.S. Naval
Great Lakes
Ill
Joseph
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Simons
Wyatt
Terrine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albert Good
Ceylon
Paul Bailey
First United Methodist Church
Heaston Funeral Home
Supreme Court delays ruling on Connecticut abortion law
The Supreme Court postponed the effect of a Hartford federal court ruling that Connecticut's abortion law is unconstitutional. Justice Marshall had refused a temporary stay. Justice Douglas voted to deny the stay. The law limited abortions to cases where the mother's life was at stake.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Hartford
Connecticut
Thurgood Marshall
William O. Douglas
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