Chevrolet recalls 1969 Blazers for mirror and seal fixes
Detroit sentry reports that Chevrolet recalls 500 early 1969 Blazers to replace incorrect round outside mirrors with rectangular ones and to correct fuel line seal omissions. The fix also addresses a decal misread indicating neutral when the transmission is in gear, reducing dust and exhaust fumes intrusion through missing fuel filler neck seals.
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Window washer dies after fall from Brunson Building
Warren Rice of Columbus, about 40, fell 12 floors while cleaning windows. His safety belt, though worn, was not attached to building hooks. He worked for Buckeye State Window Cleaning Co. in Columbus.
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Agnew Denies Daughter Marching in Vietnam Demonstration
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said his 14 year old daughter Kim wanted to march in a Vietnam Moratorium Day protest but he would not allow it. He described the parental decision in an interview with Newsday and noted Kim accepted the ruling after a brief unhappiness.
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Morgan Guaranty loses 13 million in Treasury securities
The Wall Street bank reported missing U S Treasury securities valued at 13 194 million with a Tuesday date line. The loss discovered by regular audits involves insured notes due next April and denominations from 1 000 to 1 million. FBI assistance sought.
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Fighting erupts in Tripoli and southern Lebanon
Street fighting broke out in Tripoli between Palestinian refugees and Lebanese security forces. Reports said about 200 guerrillas or Syrian troops massed on Lebanon's borders with tanks and armored cars. Heavy clashes continued in Mount Hermon where Syria, Lebanon, and Israel meet. Guerrilla radio stations claimed Arab commandos fought both Lebanese and Israeli troops.
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Weather sketch Norwalk with mild weekend forecast
Partly cloudy and not as cold tonight with lows in the 30s. Saturday will be mostly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Sunday should be generally fair and mild. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph today tonight and Saturday with very low precipitation chances. High 44 and low 22 in Norwalk with humidity around 57 to 67 percent and no precipitation. Marriage license applications list Darvin Spencer and Ginny Reed both from Willard. Catherine Schuler, 88, Bellevue, is noted in deaths. Sunrise 7:49 am sunset 6:34 pm. Moonrise 6:09 pm moonset 7:05 am.
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Army Sergeants Major Face Possible Criminal Charges in NCO Clubs Scandal
Two Army Sergeants Major William Wooldridge and William Higson returned to posts amid fears of criminal charges over a 1962 Augsburg Germany scandal. Retired sergeants Seymour Lazar and Narvaez Hatcher also linked. hearings flag serious betrayal of public trust. David L. Thomas said clients plead the Fifth Amendment awaiting prosecution.
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Turn Back Clocks Saturday as Standard Time Returns
The United States prepares to shift from Daylight to Standard Time with clocks set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday Oct. 26 in 47 states. Arizona Hawaii and Michigan opted out, reflecting the Uniform Time Act’s allowance for statewide exemptions.
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Eyeglasses aid hunt for Sharon Tate killer
Police tie amber rimmed glasses found at the Benedict Canyon estate to a suspect. They describe a man aged 20 to 40 with a small head and slightly uneven ears who is nearsighted and would need new glasses. No murder weapon or motive disclosed as investigators press for arrest.
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Two Leap To Deaths From Golden Gate Bridge Amid Documentary
Two men leaped to their deaths on the Golden Gate Bridge while a CBS documentary crew filmed nearby. A third man was restrained at the rail, and another body was recovered from the bridge with no immediate identification. Bridge officials say 370 crisis reports have been filed since 1937.
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