Printainer Faces SBA Loan Suit Over 250000 Debt
The federal government sues Printainer Corp of Norwalk and three principals for failing to repay a 250000 SBA loan. Named are Peter Sofios and Anthony and Phyllis Petrosino, with history tying Printainer to Summit Investment Co and county tax delinquencies. The case filed in Toledo on April 1, 1977, seeks recovery of the loan balance amid recession pressures and shifting ownership.
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Carter tax plan gains public support in Harris poll
A Harris survey of 1,510 adults shows 55 percent support President Carter's proposed tax program while 16 percent oppose it. Voters also back eliminating business entertainment deductions by 75 percent to 15 percent, reflecting broad public endorsement.
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Amoco Cadiz Hull Rends as Oil Spill Grows Off Brittany
Rough seas and high winds ripped away the aft section of the Amoco Cadiz supertanker off Brittany, spilling thousands more gallons of crude. Navy spokesman says the ship broke apart during tonight’s turbulence where it ran aground March 16 on razor sharp reefs. In Ohio and Kentucky, coal miners vote against a new contract amid a lengthy strike, with results from 719 locals and 160,000 miners not yet in tonight.
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Spillway repair needed at Acton Lake dam in Ohio
State inspectors confirm spillway wall collapse requires repairs at Acton Lake dam near Oxford while deeming the earthen structure "perfectly safe" with no dam damage. In Washington, farm strike spokesmen vow to pressure Congress for quick passage of an emergency farm bill with flexible parity to raise prices.
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WEATHER AND BIRTHS RECORD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of precip. patchy rain or snow possible. Lows near 32 with east winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday brings rain with highs mid 40s and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Also included are births in Fremont Norwalk and Monroeville and a note on Good Friday in Orthodox tradition.
Reading Becoming Lost Art Claims Publisher
Harper's publisher James A. Alcott warned at the Midwest Research Institute that television will drive the United States toward a post literate society by 2001. He argued sight and sound replace the printed word, shaping reading habits, magazine formats, and political campaigns with ads and visuals.
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Harper’s Magazine
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Foster Parents Win In Landmark Ohio Custody Ruling
In Cincinnati a court awarded custody of a 7 year old girl to her foster parents over her mother. The Ohio First District Court of Appeals called the case landmark for psychological dependency as a basis for custody. The girl, placed with foster parents at age two, showed unconscious anxiety tied to early trauma with her natural mother. The psychologist warned that removing the child could have fatal psychological effects.
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Missing 8th Grader Shocks Willoughby Community
In Willoughby Ohio police investigate the disappearance of Dana Shoemaker an eighth grader last seen at a local fast food restaurant after leaving home for a carnival at Willoughby South High School her mother Phyllis Stubblefield says she has no idea why the girl left and worries as detectives note the case defies typical runaway patterns. A Moscow Russia report notes a reform school sign reading If it is difficult we will help and related educational policy remarks.
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Economist Says Full Parity Would Be End Of Family Farm
Wilmington Ohio based economist Donald Chafin head of Wilmington College agriculture warns that government backed parity prices could destroy the American family farm. He cites a hypothetical $3 per bushel corn price boosting land values above 4000 dollars per acre and attracting foreign capital. He urges a fair return for farmers while noting parity's drawbacks like higher land prices and capital inflows.
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Wilmington College
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U.S. Agriculture Department
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My Experience With God Growing In Faith And Health
An editor's note accompanies a personal testimony of illness, healing, and spiritual faith. The author recalls being expected to die at age five, finding strength through faith, surviving heart attacks in 1966, and crediting God's healing power, while praising scripture and urging unwavering trust in divine intervention. The account mentions the author's husband Hugh and medical care at the Cleveland Clinic.
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