Cauthorn in race for Ward 3 seat after residency rulings
A pair of separate Superior Court decisions affect Ward 3 City Council candidates. Judge Mary Ann Tichey rules Cauthorn meets the one year ward residency requirement and is eligible to file, while Judge J Richard Hannah finds Albjano did not satisfy the residency rule. Incumbent Michael Borozan remains unopposed in the Republican primary, leaving a three way Democratic race to face Borozan in the general election.
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Robert €. Cauthorn
Gary Triano
Mary Ann Tichey
Cauthorn
J. Richard Hannah
Albjano
Triano
John W. Massier ‘II
Seiriano
Thomas Box
Chudge Hannah
Nnline
Michael Borozan
Borozan
Mebbhee Sigworth
Edwin ‘Lx
Roy” Wacter
Oes
Sigworth
Rant Ober
Birth certificate dispute ties McGovern name to Fort Wayne case
In Indianapolis a birth record dispute resurfaces over whether Senator George McGovern’s name appeared on a 1930s Fort Wayne birth certificate. The Indiana Board of Health refuses to release the certificate despite a court order, while Fort Wayne officials consider further court action to block examination of state records. The case links back to a Watergate mention and McGovern’s past denial of fatherhood.
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UPI
George McGovern
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Indiana State Board of Health
Allen County
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Washington Post
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Fort Wayne Board of Health
Attorney General's Office
Attorney General
Kingston G. Ely
Kingston G. Ely, State Registrar of Vital Statistics
State Health Board
John Rogers
News-Sentinel
Ely
Auto maker seeks 1974 price increases across models
American Motors, the smallest of the big four, asks the federal government for a 1974 price hike to cover safety and emission equipment costs. Increases range from 24 dollars on the Hornet Sportabout four door wagon to 99 dollars on the Ambassador four door station wagon, averaging about 1.4 percent above 1978 prices, not likely to be approved before the September 4 new model debut.
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API
American Motors
Political spy ring reported
Washington Post reports former White House aides used seven agencies to dig up embarrassing material on Democrats including Sen. George McGovern. Memos show Haldeman Dean Til Colson and aides sought information from the Secret Service FBI and various Justice and Interior departments to use against McGovern Muskie O'Brien and Kimelman.
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UPI
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McGovern
Washington Post
the Post
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean Til
Charles W. Colson
Secret Service
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Departments of Justice, Commerce, Defense and Interior
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Democratic Party
Lawrence G. O’brien
Henry L. Kimelman
Colson
W. Richard Howard
Fred Fielding
Kimelman
Justice
Interior
Steven Karalekas
James C. Bolton Jr
Bolton
Massachusetts
Alpha Beta to Open 26 Stores in Arizona by 1978
California based Alpha Beta Markets plans 26 Arizona stores by 1978 at a $30 million cost. Stores will rise in Phoenix Tucson Prescott and other centers employing about 55 each with payroll over 330 000 annually. Expansion targets Maricopa County and Arizona grown produce potential $60 million in five years.
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API
Arizona
Alpha Beta Markets
Tucson
Prescott
Edwards
Alpha Beta
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Tempe
Glendale
Maricopa
la Habra
Calif
California
Suit claims wrong overdose treatment caused death
A Phoenix couple sues the U S Public Health Service in federal court alleging the agency recommended the wrong overdose cure for Darvon. Barbara Kinney died Aug 6 1971 after hospital staff followed a poison control card directive. The attorney says stimulant-induced vomiting caused cardiac arrest and death and the claim was denied earlier as not proving negligence.
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Phoenix
The
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. District Court
William Kinney
Barbara Kinney
Mike Cavness
Public Health Service
Cavness
Aarents
Estate executor to hand U S government $1 million plus
Orlando based executor will deliver 1 071 400 97 to the United States as the late Robert Hunter McIntosh left the rest of his estate to the government after taxes. McIntosh who died April 16 1972 lived in Winter Park and left a note of appreciation for his country. Treasury officials said the sum was the largest testamentary gift to the government in recent years.
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Orlando, Fla
Robert Hunter McIntosh
U.S
Romana Banuelos
McIntosh
Winter Park
United States of America
Treasury Department
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