Public Service Listening Sparks Legal Row Across States
An Eastern Airlines spokesman defended service observing as a public safety tool, while Bell fights disclosure and labeling rules. The NJ commission earlier required beeps and labeling, noting 750000 private conversations monitored yearly. Georgia and other states issue licenses for third party listening to fleets including Eastern, Delta, Coca Cola and Sears for training and quality control.
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Tampa
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N.J. Public Utilities Commission
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Bell
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New Jersey Bell
Public Service Commission
Georgia
Commission
Delta Air Lines
Sears
Georgia Power Co
DeKalb County
Columnist Sues Nixon Aides In 1972 Source Fight
Columnist Anderson files suit alleging Nixon aides Haldeman Ehrlichman targeted his sources and credibility. Proceeds would aid reporters First Amendment rights. Defendants include Kissinger Helms Dean Mardi an Mitchell Kleindienst Caulfield Ulasewicz McCord and others.
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United States
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Secretary of
Henry A. Kissinger
CIA
Richard Helms
White House
Charles W. Carson
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
John W. Dean II
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Mardian
Jeb §. Mapruder
Herbert W. Kalmbach
David R. Young Jr
John J. Caulfield
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
James W. McCord
Rhodes Dems agree to confer on jobless in Ohio
Democratic legislative leaders and Gov. Rhodes plan a meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday in Rhodes’ office to discuss industrial expansion and jobs bills. Rhodes may call a special session by Oct. 12, 1976, to act on proposals or alternatives for unemployment relief.
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Boston
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Akron
Daily News
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U S sues Chrysler over improper emission control
The U S Justice Department filed a 91 million civil suit against Chrysler Corp charging the company installed improper emission control parts on more than 9000 1976 model Dodge Aspens and Plymouth Volares. The action seeks an injunction and penalties under the Clean Air Act.
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Knight News
Detroit
Justice Department
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Environmental Protection Agency
Ideas to reuse trash worth 282.5 million dollars
The House passed a bill authorizing 282.5 million dollars for a national program to research uses for garbage and waste. Rep Fred Rooney notes goals include turning trash into fuel after processing. Energy data shows potential to cut oil imports and boost municipal energy generation.
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House
Senate
Richmond
Fred Rooney
D-Pa
Federal Energy Administration
Holiday Inn Lake Side in Cleveland Placed in Receivership
The $11 million Holiday Inn Lake Side in Cleveland was put in receivership by Judge John Patton of Cuyahoga County Common Pleas after a contractor and banks filed petitions. Hoff man Electric Construction says the hotel owes $1,050 and the banks report months of missed payments on an $8.6 million mortgage. Owner Thomas R. Lloyd and investors claim a $3 million loss and about $500,000 behind on the mortgage. Cleveland Attorney Creighton Miller was appointed to supervise ongoing operations of the hotel.
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UPI
Lakeside
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
John Patton
Patton
Union Commerce Bank
Cleveland ‘Trust Co
Hoffman Electric Construction Co
Thomas R. Lloyd
Cambridge
Ohio
Creighton Miller
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Leading Economic Index Slip
Opening in New York, the stock market shows a mixed tone as the government index of leading economic indicators falls 1.5 percent in August. The Dow dips 0.16 to 1012.97 at the open while advancing issues lead decliners 3 to 2.
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New York
NYSE
Grain Prices Across Ohio Domains Show Varied Shifts
Northeast Ohio markets list No 2 wheat at 254 and No 1 soybeans at 55 08 with oats at 1 40 and shelled corn at 2 31. Northwest Ohio reports wheat 260 shelled corn 2 33 oats 1 43 and soybeans 586 while Central Ohio shows No 2 wheat 2 59 shelled corn 2 40 oats 2 ?? and No 1 soybeans BE. overall trend notes mixed changes with some prices sharply lower or unchanged in different regions.
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Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
Downey Reflects on 21 Years as U.S. Spy Prisoner
John T. Downey, released after 21 years in a Chinese prison, says he remains neither bitter toward his captors nor U.S. officials. In a Harvard Law School phase, Downey, now a lawyer with a Connecticut firm, discusses his capture, CIA ties, Nixon’s China visit, and his evolving view of China-US relations.
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Conn
John T. Downey
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China
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America
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Connecticut
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard M. Nixon
Yale University
Richard Fecteau
Lyon
Mass
Manchuria
Ching
Fecteau
Regirons
Nixon
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