Schultz Woman's Death Follows Car Crash in Clinton
Kathleen Schultz died after a family car crash near Clinton while her husband and another passenger, Betty, survived. Kathleen was a Manchester High School graduate, daughter of Franklin and Schultz, with brothers William and Marvin. The article notes nearby, unrelated fact about the Suez Canal taking 13 years to build.
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Yugoslav Cigarette Prices Rise For State Workers
Belgrade reports a 125 percent price hike to 90 dinars for 20 cigarettes. State workers gain 6200 in industrial coupons per year, enabling about 80 percent discounts on purchases, with coupons usable for clothes and goods from state industries, sparking household shortages and tough choices between meals and smokes. The government cites exports as a buffer and notes Hungary recycles discarded cigarette butts due to shortages.
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Rites for Clinton Woman Traffic Victim Set Friday
Funeral services are planned for Kathleen Louise Schultz 22 of Clinton to be held Friday at 2 30 p m in Manchester Reformed Church with burial in Manchester Cemetery She was traffic manager at Station WHKK Akron and died in a Route 94 250 collision caused by missing stop signs The driver Frank Carr Boyd Ky was uninjured and her brother Franklin Schultz RD 10 Akron is mentioned for contact
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