Two Ohio teens apologize for flag burning in public ad
In East Liverpool Ohio two teen girls aged 15 and 16 apologized in a newspaper ad for burning an American flag on Fifth Street earlier this month The Juvenile Court ordered the ad and imposed conditions including flag ceremonies at City Hall, a six month curfew and no contact between the pair for one year Judge Guy Mauro said the action aims to show the flag must be respected.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Ohio River
Vicet Sue Noland
Brances Mia Curran
East Liverpool
Columbiana County
Fifth Street
Guy Mauro
City Hall
Miss Young International contestants hug amid Turkey Greece tension
In Tokyo 1974 Miss Young International contestants Deniz Konga of Turkey and Corina Panagiotakou of Greece hug to stress friendship as they compete among 38 entrants. In Sarasota Florida author Elizabeth G Davis died at 64 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. her works include The First Sex and The Founding Mothers.
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Turkey
Greece
Tokyo
Deniz
Konga
Corina Panagiotakou
Sarasota
Fla
Elizabeth G. Daves
Davis
Dita Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph
ITT
Ex-slave Mrs Spears marks 14th birthday in Louisiana
Odelia Spears born on a Louisiana plantation celebrates her 14th birthday at Villa Feliciana State Geriatric Hospital. She urged younger people to treat everyone right, regardless of race, and to avoid disrespect to elders.
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Jackson
Tia
Odelia Spears
Louisiana
Spears
Villa Feliciana State Geriatric Hospital
Jeff
Urge limit on sugar in cereals prompts FDA action
Washington groups urge the FDA to cap cereal sugar at 10 percent and require a warning label on products exceeding the limit. The petition, led by the Center for Science in the Public Interest and backed by major health groups, argues parents should decide sugar intake and cites cereals like Sugar Frosted Flakes and Kaboom as high sugar examples.
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Washington
UPT
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Science In the Public Interest
American Society For Preventive Dentistry
The
American Public Health Association
Consumer Federation of America
National Welfare Rights Organization
Michael Jacobson
Jacobson
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Rainmaker a washout in Ark to move to Arizona
Homer Berry, 68, Arkansas rainmaker who claimed to air condition cities with silver iodide, says he has received only one call in weeks and plans to retire to arid Arizona. He recalled past failed attempts in Aspermont Texas and West Texas, noting rising chemical costs and a lack of business.
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Tommy Yaths
NORTH
Atple Rock
UPI
Homer Berry
Arkansas
Berry
Pine Bluff
Air Force
Arizona
Aspermont
Tex
Texas Water Development Board
Weather Control Authority
West Texas
Trade posts on Navajo Hopi reservations promise fair dealing
The Federal Trade Commission announced that 19 trading posts on the Navajo and Hopi reservations in Arizona and New Mexico will stop unfair tactics. Issues include credit slips usable only at the store, low pawns, and selling pawned crafts before the pawn ticket expires.
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Washington
GPT
Arizona
New Mexico
Federal Trade Commission
GM Ordered to Pay Fine for Truck Wheel Defects
WASINGTON AP General Motors must pay a 100000 fine for failing to notify owners of defective wheels on 260000 trucks built between 1930 and 196. U.S. District Judge Oliver Gash ordered GM to inform owners, a ruling seen as a first requiring auto makers to disclose defective parts. The judge cited a modest penalty due to the novelty of the case. In a separate note, Senator Eagleton says Nixon violated the War Powers Act by not notifying Congress within four hours before Marines went ashore in Cyprus to evacuate Americans.
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Wasitington
General Motors
U.S
Oliver Gash
Gaseh
Washington
UPD
Sen. Thomas
Eagleton
D-Mo
Nixon
Cyprus
Congress
Missing securities puzzle plagues New York vault audit
New York investigators say about 5.4 million dollars in securities reported missing were not found due to sloppy bookkeeping. A task force traced all but 84 thousand, identifying 4.09 million in short term U.S. Treasury notes among the records in the Municipal Building vault.
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New York
Manhattan
Kuh
Harrison J. Goldin
Abraham D. Beame
Goldin
Beame
Kuh-Steppetta
U.S. Treasury
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Sandra
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Barbara
Rainmaker
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Noth
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Solon
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