Bomb threats target three banks in New York Chicago and San Francisco
Police found bombs in two New York banks and a Chicago bank after anonymous warnings sent by special delivery claimed bombs were planted in safe deposit boxes. Investigators drilled into a Manhattan vault clock to reach a box leased to Charles Mohr as the cities readied crews at opening. The letters, postmarked in San Francisco and Chicago, urged a movement to kidnap property to win prisoner releases.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Marine Midland Trust Co
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Wall Street
First National Bank of Chicago
Howard Pierson
Amerika
State Aid Could Boost Catholic School Enrollment This Fall
The new state parental grants for Catholic education are expected to raise enrollment in diocesan schools this autumn. John Hernandis says the aid mainly benefits families and may cover about 13 percent of high school costs, with public schools receiving far higher state subsidies.
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John Hernandis
Auxiliary Services
American Civil Liberties Union
Hernandis
Weather outlook with wind and light snow flurries
Variable cloudiness and windy conditions with highs in the 30s and lows reaching the upper teens to lower 20s. Tonight and tomorrow show a 30 percent then 20 percent chance of precipitation. Winds shift from southwest to west and northwest, then diminish. Sunset and sunrise times listed. yesterday’s high and low noted.
Tappan Co. to Buy AmStan Environmental Group and Elyria Plant
Tappan Co of Mansfield announced the purchase of the American Standard Residential Air Conditioning Division at Woodford Avenue for about 25 million and the Environmental Comfort Systems Group for about 40 million. The Elyria plant, strongest of the group, employs about 950 workers and paid over 170000 in local property taxes. sale plans follow AmStan's 250 million asset reduction.
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American Standard
Woodford Avenue
Tappan Co
Mansfield
Tappan
Environmental Comfort Systems Group
AmStan
W.R. Tappan
Environmental Group
Elyria
Lorain County
Singer Co
New York
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Chronicle Telegram
Singer
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
Carteret
N.J
Wilmington
N.C
Am- Stan Group
Quaker Maid Kitchens
Ohio income tax changes explained for workers
Ohio's new 1.5 to 3.4 percent income tax began Jan 1. Employers use withholding tables based on wages and dependents. If too much is withheld, refunds are issued after filing by April 15, 1973. otherwise a payment is due. Page continues on page 4.
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Ohio Department of Taxation
Ohio
Lindsay Tops International Best Dressed List of 1971
New York mayor John V Lindsay stands among global fashion figures on the International Best Dressed List for 1971. The list places Lindsay third among the best dressed men, alongside Baron Alexis de Rede and others including Sig Gianni Bulgari, Sidney Poitier, Mick Jagger, Harry Belafonte, Robert Redford, and Frank Gifford.
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New York
John Lindsay
Lord Ssewdon
Mick Jagger
Sidney Poitier
John V Lindsay
Lindsay
Baron Alexis de Rede
Paris
Sig Gianni Bulgari
Rome
William Baldwin
Harry Belafonte
Lord Snowden
London
Robert Redford
Best Dressed Women of 1971 Named
The page lists the year’s best dressed, including Begun Aga Khan wife of Aga Khan IV, Mrs Ronald Reagan, Mrs Richard Pistell of New York, Marquesa Carroll di Portago, Mrs Francois Catroux of Paris, and others like Liza Minnelli, Twiggy Hornby, and Kitty Hawks. It notes ties for tenth with Cher and Twiggy among the notables.
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Aga Khan
Aga Khan IV
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard Pistell
New York
Liza Minnelli
Pierre Schlumberger
Paris
Colores
Portugal
Reinaldo Herrera Jr
Caracas
Venezuela
Cher
Sonny and Cher
Twiggy Hornby
Kitty Hawks
Nancy
Hijackers Seize PSA Jet From Los Angeles to Tampa
A shotgun armed man and a woman with a baby hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Tampa. They demanded a larger plane to take to Africa as FBI cleared the Tampa airport and the request was evaluated. The hijacking began when a black man grabbed a stewardess and forced her to the cockpit during refueling after a four hour West Coast to Florida flight.
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Tampa
Fla
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Los Angeles
Africa
West Coast
PSA Hijacking Redirects Plane to Florida and Seals Airport
Hijackers seized a PSA commuter plane en route from San Francisco to Los Angeles. They released 134 passengers and a steward in Los Angeles, then forced the pilot and nine PSA employees to accompany them to Florida. Hillsborough County Aviation Authority officials said no local aircraft could reach Africa, and Tampa airport suspended operations as police blocked arrivals.
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PSA
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Florida
Paul MacAllister
Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
Tampa
Africa
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Janice Arthrell
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