Amherst Water Co to Sell Assets for 900000
Amherst Water Co invites city action to sell its assets for 900000, countering an earlier 850000 offer. Council chair Joseph Husar outlines plans to draft a contract with Squire, Sanders and Dempsey and to proceed under the Public Works Accelerations Act.
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Amherst Water Co
Joseph Husar
Utilities Committee of Council
Husar
Ray Mucilla
Council
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
American Apprisal Co
Floyd G Browne
Venus Probe Begins as Mariner 2 Sends Last Minute Command
A 72 million mile Earth to Venus signal triggered Mariner 2 to start its scanners after two failed automatic radiometer attempts. The 447-pound craft will pass within 21,000 miles of Venus at 3:01 p.m. EST, providing first in situ data on atmospheric temperatures, water vapor and oxygen, magnetic fields, and radiation.
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NATO chiefs urge stronger Western forces to meet Soviet threat
McNamara warned NATO ministers that a surprise Soviet attack could initially succeed against Western forces in Europe. General Norstad said Allied forces are dangerously below strength and air power is weak. Allies, led by NATO, must boost forces, with West Germany already shifting divisions and Britain signaling limits. The United States bears the largest cost and effort for deterrence.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Grand Jury Indicts South Amherst Man in Slaying
A grand jury returns an indictment charging a South Amherst man in a fatal slaying. The case stems from incidents reported on the first page, second section, as authorities detail the sequence leading to the accusation.
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Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Snow Flurries and Cold
Northeastern Ohio endures continued cold with snow flurries and squalls today. Lake Erie effect drives drifting snow up to six miles inland with high temperatures around 18 to 22. Tonight partial clearing but remaining frigid, lows near 2 to 10. Saturday sees increasing clouds and lighter cold with snow possible by afternoon. Thursday temps ranged from zero to 16 above, with 0 to 2 previously. 24 hour precipitation ended at 0.6 inches. Humidity readings and sunrise sunset provided.
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Area's Space Program Roles in NASA Work
Lorain Countians serve at NASA's Lewis Research Center in Cleveland tackling fueling challenges for advanced space exploration. An exclusive Chronicle-Telegram story previews their vital research contributions for tomorrow's science pages.
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Kennedy outlines tax cut program in speech tonight
President Kennedy will outline 1963 tax reduction proposals from New York for the Economic Club of New York. He plans a noon departure to Idlewild, then groundbreakings for the 1964 World's Fair before finalizing the speech in the Carlyle Hotel. The address will be followed by 30 minutes of audience Q A and broadcast of the remarks.
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Virginia
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Skybolt program risks warned by U S senator
Senate aviation subcommittee chair A S Monroney warned that dropping the Skybolt missile would threaten national security. He argued the U S could maintain a strong bomber posture with B 52s while pursuing Skybolt and cautioned Britain relies on the missile as its main deterrent.
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United States
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D'Va
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Florida citrus crop ruined by Arctic cold wave
United Press International reports an historic cold wave easing but Florida faces heavy damage to its $500 million citrus crop as temperatures plunge across the South. record lows hit Tallahassee at 10 and Tampa at 18, while Great Lakes snow and deaths from weather hazards push a nine day toll beyond 191 nationwide.
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Relay speeds to crucial test point
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Relays America’s new Relay satellite in a near perfect orbit aimed at a mid morning to afternoon test. Ground stations in North America and Europe prepare to send signals 8:55 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST to verify reception, amplification, and transatlantic link in the run up to a Christmas television pageant beamed to millions.
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