Rochester Sets Annual Clean Up Day in Village
Rochester plans a community wide cleanup with bulky item removal. Special trucks from Brotherton Disposal Inc. will start at 8 am, collecting rubbish and large items curbside for all residents.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
5
Rochester plans a community wide cleanup with bulky item removal. Special trucks from Brotherton Disposal Inc. will start at 8 am, collecting rubbish and large items curbside for all residents.
Susie Eisenhower 18, granddaughter of the late President, volunteers in the White House mail room as Nixon sends troops to Cambodia. A Warhol soup can painting sold for 60000 dollars at New York auction to a European bidder from an American collector, Peter Brandt. Julie Andrews to receive honorary doctorate from University of Maryland at June commencement. Mary Miles Minter seeks 350000 in an invasion of privacy suit against CBS and Rod Serling over The Wonderful World of. Academy elects Chaplin Welles Ellington Sevareid Shultz Stern Mailer. Mrs Nixon presented 1970 Scholastic Achievement Awards to three blind college girls at the White House.
At the Ford Motor Co stockholders meeting elder daughter of Henry Ford II, CHARLOTTE FORD NIARCHOS, was not a strong vote getter for a board seat. The management slate including her father and uncles received 99.6 percent. Niarchos and Muskie drew only 41 and 1,026 votes respectively in a crowded tally.
This readable fragment includes a May 15 daily astrology section with Sun sign guidance for Taurus through Aries plus a Geneva note about the Siberian tiger facing possible extinction. It cites Chinese demand for tiger products as a contributing threat.
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