Tough New York Cabbies Get Lesson In Etiquette
New York cab drivers attend a etiquette class by Amy Vanderbilt at the Waldorf Astoria as part of Scull's Angels. She advises kindness to women and foreigners, shaving daily, limiting radio volume, avoiding politics, and addressing passengers with Madam. Drivers react with mixed opinions on the advice and its relevance.
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New York
UPI
Amy Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Scull’s Angels
Robert Scull
Scull
Max Almosnino
Almostino
Lindsay
John V. Lindsay
Vanderbilt
Willie Mays Retires From Baseball At Season's End
New York reports Willie Mays announces retirement effective after this season. After 22 big league seasons and 42 years of life in baseball he cites age and injuries as factors. A Willie Mays Appreciation Night will be held at Shea Stadium Tuesday.
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New York
UPI
Willie Mays
Mays
Shea Stadium
Senate Approves Pension Bill to Secure Workers’ Retirements
The Senate backed a measure 93 to 0 to guarantee partial pensions after five years of work, expand self employed incentives, and fund pension plans. It also raises the self employed deduction from 2500 to 7500 dollars and allows unsponsored workers to save up to 1500 annually, reducing federal revenues by about 350 million a year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Carl Albert
Nixon
Stanek sextuplets in hospital as three fight deadly disease
In Denver three of the Stanek sextuplets born to a 34 year old mother are battling a fatal lung disease. A hospital spokesman says the prognosis is guarded but each hour survived helps. Two other siblings born Sunday night are in fair condition and one is in good condition.
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Denver
UPI
Nixon housing plan may not ease poor housing problems
Housing experts and congressional leaders say President Nixon's new housing program will do little to ease problems for the poor or prospective homeowners in credit starved states. George C. Martin of the National Association of Home Builders questions whether the proposals address the emergency or long term housing needs.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
George C. Martin
The
National Association of Home Builders
UAW Chrysler workers vote on three year contract
Chrysler production workers in the United States and Canada began voting on a new three year contract after the UAW Chrysler council approved the tentative deal with seven votes against. Leonard Woodcock predicted strong ratification as Windsor Ontario plants cast the first ballots and a final tally was due by Sunday afternoon.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
U.S
UAW
Chrysler Council
Leonard Woodcock
Windsor
Ont
Rocky Colavito to resign from Indians coaching staff
First base coach Rocky Colavito will quit the Cleveland Indians at season end citing a difficult commute from his Temple Pennsylvania home. The former star hitter with 374 career home runs said he hopes to return to television work after serving as a coach at manager Ken Aspromonte’s request.
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Cleveland
UPI
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Press
Colavito
Temple
Indians
Ken Aspromonte
Weather brief and marriage license notices
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows in the lower 40s and highs in the 60s. Chance of showers increases tomorrow evening with 20 percent today, 10 percent tonight, and 30 percent tomorrow. Also lists Norwalk temperatures and sunrise sunset times. Marriage license applications include Fred T. Capelle Jr and Sandra L. Dalton, Dennis R. Johnston and Sherry L. Sharples, Kenneth W. Austin and Debra K. Artemus.
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Norwalk
Trace
Fred T. Capelle, Jr
Willard
Sandra L. Dalton
Dennis R. Johnston
Sherry L. Sharples
Kenneth W. Austin
Debra K. Artemus
Monroeville
Beautician
Caesars Palace Evacuated After Fire on Seventh Floor
Fire on the seventh floor of Caesars Palace Las Vegas forced the evacuation of several hundred guests. About 100 rooms suffered smoke damage as smoke-filled stairways carried guests to safety. no serious injuries reported. Osmond Brothers among those evacuated. cause under investigation.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Caesars Palace Hotel
Osmond Brothers
The
National Insurance
Clark County
Colson Takes Fifth in Watergate Testimony Fight
Charles W. Colson refused to answer questions on Watergate after his immunity bid was rejected. Chairman Sam Ervin said Colson would not testify, invoking the Fifth Amendment, and noted Colson hoped a future grand jury action might permit a voluntary committee appearance.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Charles W. Colson
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Colson
Ervin
Nixon
Court Asked To Act On Vacant House
The case of the vacant house at 94 W Main St is in court after the Huron County Board of Health ordered its repair or demolition. Prosecutor William W Owens seeks an injunction to enforce the ruling against James R Boose Mary L Boose and Oberholtzer Corp The board declared the property a public nuisance April 5 with a hearing tentatively set for Oct 5.
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W. Main St
Huron County Board of Health
Huron County
William W. Owens
Common Pleas Court
Health Board
James R
Mary L. Boose
Oberholtzer Corp
Ashland
Board of Health
Owens
George F. Linn
McIntire launches floating station beyond three miles
Fundamentalist preacher Carl McIntire opened his converted 140-foot minesweeper radio ship The Columbus between Cape May and Asbury Park New Jersey to broadcast against the FCC. The Federal Communications Commission had shut down his Media Pennsylvania station for alleged fairness doctrine violations.
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Cape May
N.J
UPI
Carl McIntire
Federal Communications Commission
Media
McIntire
Roosevelt To Testify On Bahamas Plot Allegation
The Senate Permanent Investigations subcommittee invited Elliott Roosevelt to testify next week after a convicted racketeer alleged Roosevelt offered $600,000 to kill the Bahamas prime minister. Chairman Henry M. Jackson said Roosevelt sent a Lisbon telegram demanding an apology and indicated a readiness to testify soon.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Lisbon
Louis P. Mastriana
Maplehurst PTO Meeting Tonight at Elementary School
Newark area Maplehurst PTO will gather at 7 30 this evening at Maplehurst Elementary School to discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Maplehurst Pto
Maplehurst Elementary School
Aboriginal girl moved to marry in tribe in Darwin region
Seven year old Nola Brown, raised in a Darwin foster home, was returned to her Aboriginal tribe to wed a middle aged man amid government disputes. Aboriginal Affairs Minister Gordon Bryant told Parliament the girl was taken Sept. 12 to live in a bark humpy on the Cadell River and that authorities lacked power to intervene.
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Sydney
UPI
Nola Brown
Darwin
Nola
Arnold Brown
Aboriginal Affairs
Gordon Bryant
Australia
Brown
Bryant
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Cadell River
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