Computer delays replacing lost permits in Columbus
Columbus faces long waits for duplicate driver licenses as the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles grapples with a half century old computer system. Documentation gaps, misplaced records, and a staffed reduction slow processing. Officials plan a new system by September and urge drivers to keep their license numbers separate for now.
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State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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State Finance Department
State Department of Highway Safety
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C. Donald Curry
Finance Department
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Whitaker
State Highway Safety Department
Fred Vierow
Camseben
Septemer
Vierow
Ohio
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Coast Guard tows Russians ships to port amid standoff
Coast Guard vessels Storis and Balsam towed Russian trawlers Lamut and Kolyvan to Adak Alaska after a Bering Sea confrontation. Captains were detained aboard the Storis while US prosecutors weigh charges for alleged fishing within the 12 mile limit.
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Adak Island
Alaska
UPI
Storis
Balsam
Bering Sea
William P. Allen
Aleutian Island
Anchorage
Kolyvan
U.S
Washington
Moscow
Justice Department
Allen
James Boyd
Adak
St Matthews Island
AF Academy concludes honor code probe on cadets
The Air Force Academy in Colorado ends its investigation into 39 cadets accused of honor code violations. Twenty seven violated lie, steal or cheat rules while twelve tolerated violations, and four cadets were found to smoke marijuana and resigned. Seven more marijuana cases are under review.
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Arthur Ragen
Common Market expansion praised by Nixon at Key Biscayne
President Nixon praised enlarging the Common Market to include Britain Denmark Ireland and Norway amid a Brussels signed treaty set to admit them by January 1 1973. He called European unity essential to world peace security and prosperity and affirmed continued U.S. support for a stronger European community. The White House released the statement from Nixon's vacation retreat.
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Edward Heath
Karen Cooper
Heath
Egmont Palace
Brussels
London
UPI
Key Biscayne
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Nixon
Europe
White House
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
IRS sweep ends in 67 suits over price posting
The Cost of Living Council reported 67 suits filed in federal courts after 20,076 IRS compliance checks on Phase II price posting rules. Violators face up to 2500 dollar fines. actions target retailers warned before the January 17 deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Nationwide Council
Donald Rumsfeld
Internal Revenue Service
Rumsfeld
New York brokers face fee change in stock trades
Cost of Living Council approves a new NYSE broker fee schedule the first since 1958 with SEC certification. The change eliminates a $15 surcharge on trades under 1,000 shares and shifts to a dollar amount based scale, aiming to aid small investors and adjust total revenue to just below the prior level.
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Cost of Living Council
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
SEC
Exchange
Gromyko to visit Tokyo for week long talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in Tokyo for a week long visit, the first high level Japan Soviet contact in five years. He will hold talks with Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda and meet Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, with a Moscow visit possible for Sato.
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Andrei Gromyko
Japan
Soviet Union
Gromyko
China
United States
Takeo Fukuda
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Moscow
Weather outlook but cooler with light snow likely
Partly cloudy and cooler today with highs in the 30s to 40s. Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of rain south and north late at night and tomorrow. Lows tonight from the mid 20s to around 20. Highs tomorrow in the 20s and 30s. Details on Page D-3.
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