President signs measure extending retirement age
President Carter signs a law raising the private sector retirement age to 70 from 65 and extending government workers to 70 with Sept. 30 implementation. The Labor Department estimates about 200,000 private workers may stay beyond 65. Col. Margaret A. Brewer named first woman general in the Marine Corps.
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Hospital Group elects chairman in Ohio convention
Donald H. Ayers of Columbus was elected chairman of the Ohio Hospital Association board of trustees at the 63rd annual convention in Cincinnati. Ayers is executive director of Grant Hospital, succeeding Sister M. Consolata, H.M., director of St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown.
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Cleveland files suit to stop phone directory distribution
Ohio Bell fights a Cleveland suit aiming to stop the Yellow Pages delivery, claiming the directory is timely and accurate. City officials accuse listings of deceptive practices and wrong addresses, while Ohio Bell asserts merchants advertise honestly and pledges to deliver the 1978 Cleveland directory on schedule.
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