Appeals Court Reverses IBM Telex Antitrust Verdict
The 10th Circuit threw out Telex's $259.5 million antitrust award against IBM ruling IBM did not violate antitrust laws in competing for peripheral computer equipment. It also cut damages IBM paid on a counterclaim from $21.9 million to $18.5 million for espionage. Telex plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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UPI
IBM Corp
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
IBM
Telex Corp
U.S. District Court
Tulsa
Oklo
Telex
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission
Whitesburg editor wins 1974 John Peter Zenger Award
Thomas E. Gish owner editor of Mountain Eagle accepts the Zenger Freedom of the Press Award at the Arizona Newspapers Association convention. He calls press freedom a common property and credits watchdog reporting with exposing TVA practices and coal mining issues in Appalachia.
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Tucson
UPI
Thomas E. Gish
Whitesburg
Mountain Eagle
John Peter Zenger
Arizona Newspapers Association
Gish
Our
Coun
Appalachia
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Cumberland National Forest
Congress
Peabody Coal Co
Tennessee Valley
Udall Calls Gas Rationing Least Bad of Bad Choices
Rep Morris Udall during the California Democratic Convention argued that gasoline rationing is the least harmful option if necessary. He rejected price hikes and oil company profits, criticized Ford’s energy approach, and warned rationing would avoid oil as a bargaining tool while signaling U.S. resolve in the Mideast.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Morris Udall
California
Arizona Democrat
Ford
Congress
Udall
United States
Mideast
Proposed power line study open for review
The Department of the Interior announces a final environmental statement on two proposed transmission lines from Phoenix to Tucson. It reflects public comments since January 1974 and includes input from federal and state agencies and interest groups. Copies are available for inspection at the Arizona State Office Bureau of Land Management and the Phoenix District Office.
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Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Tucson
Gila Indian Reservation
Vail
Navajo
Arizona
Arizona State Office
Bureau of Land Management
Federal Building
N. 1St Ave
W. Clarendon Ave
Cocaine Ring Busted Involving Tucson Chicago Ties
Five in custody with more arrests expected in an international cocaine smuggling ring stretching from Mexico to Chicago. The operation under investigation since last July led to arrests in Tucson and Culiacan, Mexico. Investigators seized 24 ounces valued at about 250000 dollars.
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UPI
Mexico
Chicago
Phil Jordan
Office of Drug Enforcement Administration
Jeffrey Ferrin Bloom
Terrie Daniels Mayer
Tucson
Samuel Valez Cazares
Oscar Ernesto Castillo Monjaraz
Beatrice
Culiacan
Jordan
Cazares
Monjaraz
Flu and Pneumonia Deaths Rise Nationwide Reach
The CDC reports 680 US deaths from flu and pneumonia last week as the outbreak spreads nationwide with the West Coast seeing early activity. Southeast deaths exceed projections for a third straight week, and the Port Chalmers A-type flu leads the season.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
United States
West Coast
CDC
Port Chalmers
Corry
Ari Onassis Musical set to open in Italy this autumn
A stage show about Aristotle Onassis titled Ari will debut in Italy this autumn and may move to Broadway later. Writer Giorgio Cajati describes the plot starting with young Ari trading a girl named Love to gain wealth and later seeking Love despite failed investments.
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UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Italy
New York City
Broadway
Giorgio Cajati
Ari
Jove
Love
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