Broken Noses Run in Family in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio the Gerald Smith family had three of nine noses operated on in one day bringing their total operations to five. The family says the issue is not congenital but accidental as several members, including the husband, son Ricky 16, daughter Pam 19, Douglas 23 and Tina 21, suffered breaks from sports and a fall. The group went to the hospital together to finish all procedures at once.
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Cincinnati
Hio
Gerald Smith
Speaker Steingut Rolls In New Limousine
Albany reports Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut bought an $11,313 1975 Lincoln Continental Town Car to ease his Capitol rounds. The luxury vehicle features air conditioning, leather upholstery, recycling power seats, a burglar alarm, power disc brakes, a vinyl top, speakers, a stereo FM radio and a tape deck.
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Albany — Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Stei
Albany
Assembly
James Emery
New courthouse develops crack in White Plains
Westchester County reports a hairline vertical crack from the seventh to the twentieth floor of the new 33 million courthouse. An East Engineering Co study cites 18 major problem areas. Del Bello calls the crack a concern under investigation and estimates over 250 thousand dollars needed for repairs. The building has been fully occupied for five months.
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White Plains
Westchester County
Alfred del Bello
Ehast Engineering Co
Long Island City
Del
ZZZZRA and the Bi partisan limo buys in Frisco
San Francisco officials note the last name in the city directory is ZZZZRA as a new private chauffeured clocked limo purchase is described. The speaker cites simple reasons for replacements and highlights a budget figure showing New York's deficit at over 600 million.
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San Francisco
UPI
Zachary Zzzzra
Summa Corp Tax Bill Soars Over Glomar Explorer
Los Angeles County Tax Assessor Philip E. Watson raises Summa Corp 25 percent fraud assessment linked to the Glomar Explorer. Total tax on the ship climbs to 7.5 million while 1974 taxes reach 4.395 million and 1975 taxes documented at 3.12 million. The agency contends Delaware registration was false and warns a 6 percent penalty if unpaid by June 30. Hughes' spokesman says attorneys will handle the dispute and no comment is expected from Hughes or Summa.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles County
Philip E. Watson
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Watson
Hughes
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific
Sumta
Delaware
California
Summa
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Syracuse
Berald-Journal
Mary Childs
Norma Armistead
Mary
Sibley
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Good Housekeeping
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