Antismoking Era Gains Ground Across States
The article traces rising antismoking laws from early efforts in 1973 to widespread bans by 1975, highlighting key cases and figures. It notes public hostility, enforcement challenges, and industry opposition while naming activists, lawmakers, and regions pushing for restrictions in elevators, theaters, and public venues.
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California
Anne Duffin
The
Tobacco Institute
National Restaurant Association
Dade County
Fla
Guide to Goodwin trial centers on Marsho testimony
The guide centers on Anthony J. Marsho a jailed ex insurance agent and former Elyria politician who accuses Goodwin of theft. Prosecutors plan to quiz Marsho and a host of witnesses including Elyria councilman Martha Henderson and Lorain County prosecutors Gary and Pincura.
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Erie County
Marsho
Elyria Democratic
Goodwin
Paul J. Mikus
Marsico
Stanley Tolliver
Cleveland
Gary Carrothers
Elyria
Tolliver
Carruthers
Lorain County
Robert Gary
John D. Pincura
H. Gary
Martha Henderson
Pincura
Gary
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor Depart New York Airport
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor leave Kennedy Airport after Miss Taylor's Geneva arrival. Patsy Mae the dog accompanies her from Europe. Burton to replace Tony Perkins in the Broadway play Equus today.
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
New York
Kennedy Airport
Miss Taylor
Geneva
Patsy Mae
Europe
Burton
Tony Perkins
Office Hangs Out of Business Sign in Consolidation Move
In a two year consolidation, the Midway Blvd office reduced staff from 88 to 14, then to five in one site. D-Day for the last three workers, February 28, will see furniture moved, records sent to Dayton Center, and two employees retire or be laid off. The scene ends quietly with the flag to remain until sent to Columbus. Baltimore births two girls named Darlene Frances Peters and Shannen Leah within an hour at the same hospital and doctor.
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Midway Blvd
Dayton Federal Records Center
Baltimore
Darlene Frances Peters
Worst yet to come in corporate bribes warned officials
Officials warn ongoing disclosures of illicit activity by foreign politicians threaten U.S. relations with allies. Kissinger defended a public eye exemption for names tied to Lockheed bribes, citing diplomatic goodwill. Bribery probes touch Japan, The Netherlands, Italy, Turkey, and other nations, with resignations at Lockheed.
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Honduras
Nigeria
Japan
Netherlands
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Lockheed Corporation
Confern
State Department
Department
Lockheed
Ford Administration
Internal Revenue Service
WaterRate
United Nations
Organization of American States
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Senate
Daniel. Haughton
Lockheed Aircraft
A. Carl Katchian
Italy
Turkey
Bus Truck Collision Kills At Least Two In Florida Fog
A trailer truck struck a fully loaded Highlands County school bus making a left turn in dense fog east of Lake Placid Florida. The bus driver and at least one student were killed and more than a dozen students were seriously injured. Florida Highway Patrol reports 14 to 25 injuries, most minor. Serious injuries flown to Highlands County Hospital in Sebring.
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Fla
UPI
Here
Highlands County
Ferrel Smith
Florida Highway Patrol
Carleton Pottle
Pottle
Smith
Highlands County Hospital
Sebring
Reichlin Dinner Tickets On Sale At Holiday Inn
A crowd of about 300 to 400 is expected at the Holiday Inn for a community dinner honoring former mayor Leonard P. Reichlin. Tickets cost 10 dollars and are available until this evening from ticket chairmen Robert Glover J Grant Keys or Robert Choate. A cocktail hour starts at 6 30 p.m. followed by a short program.
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Holiday Inn
Leonard P. Reichlin
Robert Glover
J. Grant Keys
Robert Choate
Elyria banker Earl Fauver retires after 52 years at Lorain County Savings
Earl J. Fauver chairman of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. announces retirement on his 52nd banking career anniversary. He joined as a $ a month messenger Feb 16 1924 and rose to director in 1953 and president in 18. He helped grow assets from 8 million to 132 million and expand from one to ten offices. Fauver 71 plans travel and time with grandchildren while remaining active in bank management on a relaxed basis.
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Earl J. Fauver
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Fauver
Ohio Bankers Association
Independent Bankers Group
Lorain County
Heas
David J. Nye
DeMolay
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Masonry
Dorotha
William
Lower priced stocks attract buyers in latest market shift
NEW YORK AP reports a shift in the market as lower priced and less well known stocks gain interest. While the Dow and S and P averages slipped slightly late last week, prices on the American Stock Exchange and OTC market edged up. This contrasts with earlier weeks when blue chip NYSE shares dominated trading.
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New York
Dow Jones Industrial
Standard & Poor
American Stock Exchange
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Market pause on Presidents Day reshapes stock push
Stock markets closed for Presidents Day as investors seek underpriced shares after a year of energy driving gains. Prices hold without sharp advances while both individuals and institutions rebalance portfolios. Analysts warn future moves depend on faith in the economy and its outlook.
Minority groups and police in risk of racial holocaust says CRS
The Community Relations Service reports rising racial tension between minorities and white police officers across cities. It notes Spanish speaking Americans worry about immigration enforcement tactics targeting illegal entrants, mainly from Mexico or South America. The CRS cites 190 settled school disputes and 206 confrontations in the 1975 fiscal year.
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Washington
Community Relations Service
Mexico
South America
CRS
Justice Department
Congress
Iran Cuts Heavy Crude Price to Boost Revenue
London reports Iran lowered its heavy crude price by 9 percent to 11.40 dollars a barrel after talks with a consortium of major oil firms. The move aims to halt revenue declines as Tran exports slump and a potential 2.4 billion deficit looms for Iran’s budget starting March 21.
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London
UPI
National Iranian Oil Company
London Times
Tran
Middle East
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