Fresno Boy Rescued After 12 Foot Hole Fall
Florencio Salinas, 4, fell into a 12 foot hole at an abandoned packing shed in Fresno. Peeved playmates ignored pleas, but a passing motorist halted, alerted police, and teens used a rope to rescue him. He is in satisfactory condition with a head cut at a local hospital.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Florencio Salinas
Florencio
Policeman Rescues Man From Burning Car In Norwalk
Norwalk officer Ptl. Michael Tesmer pulled 55 year old Richard A. Paul from a burning 1973 Chevrolet in Harold's Bar parking lot after the car ignition sparked smoke and flames. Paul, charged with public intoxication, was jailed to appear in Mayor's Court.
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Norwalk
Ptl
Michael Tesmer
Richard A. Paul
Wooster St
Paul
Harold's
Benedict Ave
Harold Missler
Tesmer
William Meese
Fire Department
Richard Paul
Norwalk Considers New City Building Code
A building code for Norwalk will be the sole new item on the city council agenda Tuesday night. The code sets standards for construction carpentry electrical plumbing heating and air conditioning and masonry with inspection and contractor licensing. It was developed by a committee of councilmen administrators Planning and Zoning officials and local contractors. Robert L. Semer of New Haven pleaded not guilty to possession of marijuana after Tuesday night arrest by Norwalk police. Bond set at $2 000 cash or $4 000 property.
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Norwalk
City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning
Robert L. Semer
New Haven
Semer
City awards 711-space parking lot contract to A J Riley
The contract for a 711 space parking lot at West Main and South Hester Streets was signed Friday. A J Riley Excavating Co. had the lowest bid of 29374 dollars. Bond sale procedures were completed and Riley will start Monday with an expected completion in four to six weeks, per Mayor Wayne Goodsite.
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A.J. Riley Excavaging Co
West Main
South Hester Streets
Riley
Wayne Goodsite
Weekend Weather and Local Births and Deaths
Occasional rain gives way to clouds with a shower risk this afternoon. Highs near 55, tonight frost possible, lows around 38. Sunday sun and cooler, highs near 57. Norwalk highs 68, lows 42. Births: Lavengood girl. Deaths: Wertz 46 Monroeville and Hostler 83 Oberlin.
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Norwalk
Robert Lavengood
New London
FT Hospital
Harry Wertz
Monroeville
Albert E. Hostler
Oberlin
Rare Illness Hits Ex Ship Builders
Los Angeles reports a UPI summary detailing Mesothelioma risks for WWII shipyard workers. Dr. Irving Selikoff warns thousands may develop the asbestos linked cancer as exposure histories span decades and many trades are affected. He cites 17,800 studied with 1,092 deaths since 1967. California health officials note ongoing overexposure and lax controls.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S
Environmental Cancer Authority
Irving J. Selikoff
National Cancer Conference
Selikoff
Hector Blayer
California Health Department
California
Florida Initiates Aerial Sterile Screwworm Fly Drop
In Sebring Florida state and federal agriculture agents begin a 1.6 million sterile screwworm fly release over a 400 square mile area to prevent a cattle threatening infestation. Inspectors also accompany the drop after larvae were found on a cow near Sebring.
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Sebring
Fla
UPI
Doyle
Conner
Highlands County
Mission
Tex
Texas
Florida
Ex-Convict Fights Army Banishment Over Fraudulent Enlistment
Larry Robinson alias James Wines, a 23 year old private first class, faces an army hearing to decide if he stays or receives an honorable discharge for fraudulent enlistment. His commander at Fort Knox credits his work at a mental hygiene clinic and supports restoring his legal name.
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Larry Robinson
Norwalk
James Wines
U.S. Army
Robinson
Army
Fort Knox
Reflector
Ohio
The
Ireland
Armyospital
Nixon orders national rent watch for seniors
President Nixon ordered a national rent watch to prevent landlords from raising rents on elderly tenants who receive a 20 percent social security increase next week. Council director Donald Rumsfeld said increases in benefits should not trigger higher rents and noted IRS monitoring to detect illegal increases.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Council
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Internal Revenue Service
Woman Flings Baby From Roof. Spectator Catches Infant
In Los Angeles a 19-year-old woman Miss Joyce Flood flung her two month old daughter Nanine Littles from a two story apartment roof. A bystander James Holden caught the baby. Flood was arrested on attempted murder charges and jailed for transfer to juvenile authorities for the child.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joyce Flood
Sybil Brand Institute For Women
Harold Braggs
Miss Flood
Nanine Littles
James Holden
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