Elyria Violence Surges as Patrols Move In
In Elyria Ohio rioting erupted for a second night with 21 injured and 40 arrested as youths clashed with police and fire crews. Gov Rhodes dispatched 90 Highway Patrolmen to the city amid reports of firebombings rock throwing and sniper fire.
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Ford Eyes Energy Decisions During Vail Vacation
President Ford meets with Energy Administrator Frank Zarb in Vail Colorado to discuss an appeal of a lower court ruling on a $2 a barrel oil import tariff and to plan inflation relief as he weighs a veto of a six month extension of domestic oil price controls.
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McAuliffe Dies War Hero Who Said Nuts Buried at Arlington
Gen Anthony McAuliffe died of leukemia at Walter Reed at 77. He led the 101st Airborne at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge and famously replied Nuts to a German surrender ultimatum. He received full honors at Arlington National Cemetery amid a distinguished wartime career.
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Prices Rise Across Autos Steel Food as Inflation Advances
Car makers GM AMC Ford and Chrysler announce higher 1976 model prices amid broad cost pressures. Bethlehem Steel U S Steel National Steel raise steel prices. Pillsbury and others lift wholesale flour. DuPont and Union Carbide set polyethylene increases. Onion costs climb on small crops.
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Special Council Set Tonight on Fire House Financing
A special city council meeting is called for tonight at seven by Mayor Merril B Haney to consider Ordinance No. 23 1975 and to discuss financing and constructing a new fire house. First reading of the ordinance was given at the regular Tuesday session and it authorizes bids and a contract for a new fire truck with three readings required for final passage.
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Merril B. Haney
State Agencies Struggle to Pay Rent for New Office Tower
Ohio state agencies cannot pay the $11.1 million tower rent due since July 1. The Ohio Building Authority may run out of cash by August 21 without a partial payment of $497,000, while negotiations continue on a longer term settlement amid a short two year budget.
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Ohio
Ohio Building Authority
Dana Stewart
OBA
Stewart
Administrative Services Department
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Legislative Budget Office
Meshel
Budget Office
Administrative Services
Richard Krabach
Rhodes Vetoes Card Identification Bill in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes vetoed a bill to issue voluntary ID cards for nondriving Ohioans citing inadequate funding and risk of abuse. Rep. Sherrod Brown warned of a likely override when the legislature reconvenes September 10. Brown said the measure would aid the disabled and elderly, while opponents noted potential revenue and safeguards.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Brown
Markets Fall as Inflation Worries Pressure Stocks
New York trading remained weak amid inflation concerns. The noon Dow Jones industrial average slipped 1.10 points to 819.46 as declines outpaced advances by about three to one on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Patty Hearst Seen Twice By Witness
Walter Scott, brother of Jack Scott, says he twice saw missing heiress Patty Hearst last summer in Las Vegas and New York City. He claims Hearst was disguised in Las Vegas, suggests she may be in the United States, and that he knows where she is. FBI holds Scott in Philadelphia. grand jury probes Jack Scott and Hearst case. negotiations with Hearst’s brother collapsed.
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Jack
FBI
Canaan
Symbionese Liberation Army
Bronfman
Florida
Fred Dollard
New York Daily News
Jack Mullaney
Kidnapped Heir Samuel Bronfman Seen Alive in Tape
A tape of Samuel Bronfman II's voice reportedly in the hands of his father Edgar Bronfman after a ransom demand of about 4.5 million dollars. The 21 year old Seagram heir was kidnapped last Saturday. police and FBI monitored activity at the Bronfman estate as authorities pursued leads and possible burial sites in Westchester County.
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Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Samuel Bronfman
Seagram
Edgar Bronfman
Bronfman
Cornwall
FBI
Westchester County
Samuel
Weather shifts to cooler, humid conditions in Hocking Valley
Cooler air moved into the Hocking Valley after a quarter inch of rain. At 11 a.m. the temperature was 78 degrees under cloudy skies and humid conditions. Overnight low was 71. Tonight and Friday are forecast to be cloudy and warm with a chance of showers, with lows near 70 and highs in the 80s.
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Hocking Valley
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