Supreme Court rejects Howell bid to overturn rate rise
In Washington Henry Howell loses his challenge to a 12.6 million Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Co. rate increase upheld by the Virginia Supreme Court and the State Corporation Commission. The ruling ends his attempt to deem the rate increase excessive and illegally made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
N.C
Rockefeller
Ford
Gastonia
Charlotte
Secret Service
Jim Holshouser
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Washington
Supreme Court
General Electric Co
High Court
Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Afl-Cio
U. S
Richmond
Grant to close 225 to 250 W T Grant stores by year end
The W T Grant Company in Chapter XI plans to close 225 to 250 stores and discharge about 13,000 employees by December 31 as part of a broad restructuring after filing for bankruptcy with debts over 1 billion dollars. Citicorp and Morgan Guaranty write off loans totaling 70 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Barmash c
N.Y. Times News
New York
W. T. Grant
Grant
Robert H. Anderson
Citicorp, Inc
First National City Bank of New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Anderson
Booz, Allen and Hamilton, Inc
Philippines hijacker surrenders after hours without shots
A Filipino man identified as Camilo Morales hijacked a BAC-111 jet from Davao to Manila demanding to fly to Libya. After about nine hours at Manila airport he surrendered when authorities promised help with his problems. Morales claimed his child was kidnapped and said his son was unjustly arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
the Philippines
Libya
Camilo Morales
Morales
Davao
Philippines
Mindanao
Philippine Airlines
Charles
Ann Leland
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Singapore
Bangkok
Thailand
Cesar Alegardos
Family awaits ransom call in Herrema kidnapping case
In Dublin today the family of Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema waited for a telephone call from his captors seeking a new deal for his release. Dutch Embassy sources confirmed the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Patrick Cooney
Ferenka
Herrema
Early Settlement of Post Strike Hits Snag
Washington Post faced a setback as nonunion machinists were brought in to repair presses and operate units amid a five day strike by printing pressmen. Union leader James Dugan condemned the move while publisher Katharine Graham warned the walkout could become prolonged. Negotiations with the Federal Mediation Service were set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Post
the Post
Post
James A. Dugan
Newspaper and Graphic Communications Union
Dugan
Federal Mediation Service
Washington-Baltimore
Meagher
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Experts
LOS Angeles
Robert J. Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Iver Johnson
Sirhan
Superior Court
Robert A. Wenke
Alfred A. Biasotti
Washington (Ap
Virginia
U. S. Supreme Court
Charlottesville
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Steven Earl Squire
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Virginia
Tallahassee
Billy Glenn Isley
Tampa
Phil Ashler
Isley
Kenneth Houston
Arlington, Va
Satan
Huntington
W.va
Marshall University
Security Service
Donald L. Salyers
Annie Heland
Simeon Valdez
Antonio
Florienda
Michiah Shobek
Nassau
Shobek
U.S
Bahamas
Katharine Graham
Guild
Mark J. Meagher
The
Jesle
Irish Republican Army
Rose Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Young Herrema
Jelle
London Daily Mail
Ferenka Steel
Limerick
Eddie Gallagher
Miss Dugdale
Marion Coyle
Britain
IRA
Provisional Wing
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Wickes
Jefferson
Maryland
Culpeper
Laurel St
Wickes Buildings A Division of the
Wickes Corporation
Eggett Your Happy Shopping Store
J.P. Stevens
Ernest Einigler
Crewes
Leggett
Lou
Winchester
Jimmy
Airport Road
Castle
Seigler
Singer
Black & Decker
Bill Tillett
Bill McKeever
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!