Ailing Elyria bus service receives loan offers
Convenient Bus and Limo Service, facing ruin from vandalism and debts, reports potential loan offers up to 15000 dollars to restore service between Elyria and Lorain. Owner Richard Egg says total need is 30000 to cover debts and operating funds as city contracts hang in limbo.
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Elyria
Lorain
Richard Egg
Elytia
Egg
Odd dollars help offset hospital bills in Montana
Wilbur Korb a blind newspaper stand operator and his blind wife Pauline were in a home collision. Mrs Korb needed surgery and recovered at home. Neighbors and customers began using unusual five ten and twenty dollar bills to provide an extra $1,254 to help with hospital bills through the banker who noted the method.
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Kalispell
Mont
Wilbur Korb
Pauline
Korb
Montana
Carbon monoxide death ruled accidental in Lorain County
A 67 year old man from LaGrange Road died yesterday from carbon monoxide poisoning in an apartment behind a repair shop. Deputy R G Thomas said the death is accidental after deputies found a gas heater on with no vent and no windows open. The victim, Golden J Hildenbrandt, had worked at General Industries and driven a school bus for 11 years. the body was found by his son Raymond after a neighbor reported not seeing him all day. Obituary referenced on page 20.
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Carlisle
LaGrange Road
Lorain County
R.G Thomas
Hildenbrandt
General Industries
Shipping Department
East Carlisle
Kennedy says he will not seek presidency in 1972
UPI reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy told reporters on arriving in Ireland that he will not be a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. Crowds cheered as he and his wife Joan toured Dublin and Shannon stops, while leftist students protested.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
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Sean Brennan
Guerrilla Frogmen Blast Bridge on Highway 1 in South Vietnam
Guerrilla frogmen blew up a 40 foot bridge on Highway 1 near Thanh Quit seven miles south of Da Nang, severing the Da Nang Hue supply route. Military sources said the blast cut the main road from Da Nang Marine HQ to Leatherneck units in the Que Son Valley.
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CPI
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Hue
Thanh Quit
Leatherneck
Que Son
Laos
A Shau
Cambodia
U.S
199Th Light Infantry Brigade
Tomorrow's Tax Cheeky Reminder From Procrastinators
A humorous note warns that delaying actions until tomorrow could raise taxes or costs. The line plays on the common urge to delay chores by framing tax increases as a motivator to act now.
POOFF Formed to Combat Midi Skirt Trend in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills women form Preservation of our Fem ininity and Finances to protest the new midi length. They plan POOFF Week starting March 8 to collect petition signatures and urge designers and retailers to abandon the fashion. President Juli Hutner says the effort defends working women who cannot keep up with constant wardrobe changes.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Juli Hutner
France
Maddox barred from second term by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court rejected Lester Maddox's bid to run for a second Georgia governorship term. The court said it lacks jurisdiction after a Georgia Supreme Court decision upheld the no-succession rule as not violating the federal equal protection clause. Maddox had sought to enter the September Democratic primary.
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Washington
Georgia
Maddox
Treasure hunt craft seized by Cuban patrol
U S treasure craft Jocelyn C was boarded by Cuban seamen near La Habana. Five aboard reported aboard the 65 foot vessel while a Cuban crewman was freed and escorted toward Cuban waters as the Coast Guard cutter Steadfast monitored the scene from offshore. The incident unfolded 149 miles from the boarding point to La Habana as Havana broadcasts made no mention of the affair.
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Miami
Fla
Jocelyn C
Stew Carlson
William Crockett
UPI
High Seas
Washington
US Coast Guard
la Tsabela
Cuba
Havana
Leary Given 10 Year Term For Drug Transport
In Houston US District Court Judge Ben Connally sentenced Leary to ten years in prison on charges of illegal marijuana transport into the United States. The high priest of the drug set saled but appeared queer during the proceedings as authorities presented the case.
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Houston
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