Willoughby mayoral candidate challenges newspaper endorsement
Christopher Aquila filed a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission claiming the Willoughby News-Herald violated a corporate contribution ban by endorsing Eastlake mayoral candidate. He argues endorsements are value given to a candidate and common self promotion by newspapers. The secretary of state called the charge ridiculous.
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News-Herald
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Taxing Trend Sets New Gasoline Tax Increases
Commerce Clearing House reports motor fuel taxes have risen faster than other taxes in 1075. Eights states raised rates since January including Massachusetts, South Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming though Oregon’s increase was suspended by a referendum. Minnesota, Rhode Island, Montana and Hawaii added 2 to 3.5 cents each. Since 1965 only eight states have not raised gasoline taxes.
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Muggable Mary Tops 10 Outstanding US Detectives
NYPD volunteer decoy detective Mary Glatzle nicknamed Muggable Mary is named among the nation’s 10 most outstanding officers. For two years she has used disguises to lure muggers, backed by a team, and claims about 200 felony arrests. Her methods, while effective, drew potential judicial ire for “unfair tactics.”
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City Manager Roles Through Time and Local Leadership
Fram Sun reports E. E. Hunter became city manager in 45 from The Baylown Sun files. 1945 items note Goose Creek hires T. E. Junter as city manager and Sylvia McKinsky returns to clerical post after acting as city manager. 1958 notes Pruett criticizes consolidation and housing control, while Goose Creek considers a fulltime engineer. Details mix city management shifts and local governance debates.
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United Press
Heinie Schuble
Detroit Baseball Co
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America Association
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Goose Creek
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John Harkins
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Te City
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Raytown
National Guard
Phillip Allen
Clyilu Foltz
East Harris Bar
The Way It Was Radio Panic Stirs Public Fear
A Green Western radio broadcast depicted a manhul illution causing panic among listeners. The incident sparked concern about broadcasts inducing fear and prompted attention from authorities and communities in the era.
A Missouri tale of Red Oak uncle and a runaway cat
A St James House resident recalls an odd Red Oak store tale from turn of the century Missouri. Uncle John runs a general store and post office, a yellow house cat roams the warehouse, and a series of mishaps with molasses, kerosene, a hornets nest and a church sermon culminate in Tabby fleeing dogs and a pulpit escape, ending with a wary crowd and a promise of more stories.
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Westore
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Jot
Tabet
Richard Velde's fitness drive sparks taxpayer scrutiny
Washington bureau notes Richard W. Velde head of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration has spent large sums on exercise equipment and programs to boost police fitness. A $34,623 grant funds workouts, with an estimated $200,000 for gear and paraphernalia. Velde touts a youthfully athletic image while using a government limousine and television-backed travel. critics question priorities as other agency costs rise.
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Alaska
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New York
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Dear Dr Lamb explains whole grain diet benefits and gas aid
Reader shares improved digestion after switching to whole wheat cereals and fruits with gradual fiber introduction. The letter notes initial gas and a gall bladder worry, then relief as diet shifts reduce constipation and bowel problems, with encouragement to others to follow the plan and include cereals, bran, and fruits. Authorities emphasize natural fiber from whole wheat products and gradual diet changes.
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Ules
Deller
Vane Dick
Today In History Ted Press October 21 1975 Highlights
A garbled history brief notes events from 1975 and earlier. It mentions Marlin Luther and a church tear at Castle Church with unclear details. The text references royalty and political figures in a misspelled form, but key dates and people remain ambiguous.
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