Dolvin write‑in candidate loses amid paperclip ballot dispute
Joseph R Bugos a Dolvin Illinois write in candidate for village president slept through results to learn he was defeated while guardian attorney Robert Weiss claimed no concession. The controversy tied to Homeowners Action Party attempts to remove challengers by alleging paper clip petitions.
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Chicago
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Army recruit Winkle graduates under cloud of family claims
Pfc. Robert J. Winkle, 21, finished a six week read and write course at Ft. Dix amid disputes over his mental capacity. His parents contend he is retarded and sought discharge in federal court. Army officials say he is fit for training and will be deployed to Germany, possibly serving as a noncombatant. Meanwhile civil engineer Elliott Kramer, 31, who worked on Lifeline crisis help, died in a self-inflicted car plunge into a canal, police deeming it suspected suicide.
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Germany
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Elliott Kramer
Miami
Kramer
Mental Health Association
Sid Kramer
Airline Strike Delayed as TWU Extends Deadline
Washington API The Teraspact Workers Union led by Matthew Guinan extends the strike deadline against Pan American World Airways by 24 hours to 12:01 a.m. Friday after a 80 day extension by the Federal Mediation Board. TWU seeks a 30 percent two year raise for ground, maintenance, and flight personnel including Cape Kennedy missile division workers. Pan Am says strike would cost 32.4 million daily in lost revenue but will maintain aerospace and military commitments.
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Teraspact Workers Union
Matthew Guinan
Pan American World Airways
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TWU
Federal Mediation Board
Guinen
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.ce
American Airlines
Vote Defeats Sierra Club Top Director
In San Francisco an upset election ousted executive director David Brower from the Sierra Club. Judge Raymond J. Sherwin and a slate supporting board control defeated Brower, who faced suspension over an independent publishing venture. Brower and allies left paid roles as Wayburn supporters claimed a big victory for board authority.
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Frightened Coeds Arm Themselves After Michigan Killings
Coeds at Eastern Michigan and Michigan universities arm themselves with knives and sprays as police probe a string of five killings. Dawn Basom, 16, the latest victim, was found with injuries on a rural road near Eastern Michigan University.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
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Wotversity
Mary Burke
Howell
Eastern Michigan
Judy Lea
Bloomield Wills
Earl K. Kidd
Dawn
Decree No Jost Notice From Sanitary Bureau
Fragmented OCR summary describes a daily publication schedule with Sundays and holiday dates, mentions an Aut Bureau and real estate details, and references a March Me TPH decree number. The readable bits indicate a public notice style with administrative notes and a reference to a decree.
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Robbery Suspects Seized After Gunfight and Chase
Two bank robbery suspects Kenneth Werner and Raymond Vigneau were captured after a gun battle and high speed chase by Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach police. The men, paroled last June from Terminal Island, were booked on suspicion of bank robbery and assault with intent to murder. Police found cash, masks, and three handguns in their car and are investigating a possible repeat robbery at the same Huntington Beach branch.
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Long Beach
Fountain Valley
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E. Ocean Blvd
Raymond Vigneau
Pacific Coast Highway
Lomita
Huntington Beach
Fred Norris
Jack Trole
Bank of America
Brookhurst
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Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution
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AT&T Chief Signals Rate Increases Across Regions
AT&T chairman H J Romnes told an Atlanta meeting that local telephone rates may rise by about 4 to 10 percent as the company seeks to align income with rising operation costs. He said the 84th annual affiliates will press for the hikes in most regions to supplement cost cutting.
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