Major firms paid no income tax in 1975 Vanik says
Rep Charles Vanik reports 11 large corporations paid no federal income tax in 1975. The group, including Ford Motor Co Delta Air Lines Northwest Airlines Chemical New York Corp Manufacturer's Hanover Corp Western Electric Bethlehem Steel Corp and Lockheed, earned over 1 billion dollars that year.
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Pauline Frederick to Moderate Second Presidential Debate
NPR correspondent Pauline Frederick will moderate the second presidential debate in San Francisco at 9:30 p.m. EDT on foreign and military issues. The League of Women Voters announced the panel: Max Frankel Henry Trewhitt and Richard Valeriani.
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Weather and life events wrap local notice roundup
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 50s and a Tuesday shower chance. Highs near 70s, winds east to southeast 5 to 10 mph. Marriage license details list several couples from Willard Norwalk Huron Wakeman and more. Birth announcements note two boys and a death for Master Michael Kamann.
Question on presidential candidates religious views
Readers comment on whether religious beliefs of presidential hopefuls should influence voting. The poll runs in Saturday edition, inviting civic opinion on faith in leadership and its impact on policy.
Religious views in presidential choices spark vote calls
A split public debate shows 52.5 percent saying church ties not a president’s job while 47.5 percent worry religious views affect thinking and urge a religious leader. Voters are urged to call numbers to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Carter Ford Race Shifts Amid Butz Slur Controversy
The campaign scene in Ohio features Earl Butz canceling a Norwalk appearance with Rep John Ashbrook after a racial slur controversy. Jack Knebel will substitute. Ashbrook defends Butz as a friend to farmers while weighing implications for Ford's campaign amid a national poll showing Carter leading with 52 electoral votes.
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Election Board Clears Billboards Controversy
The FEC ruled no illegal campaign contributions occurred as outdoor ad firms left McDonald for Congress billboards in place after contracts expired. McDonald campaign says it was standard practice. Ashbrook team calls the move unlawful and accuses firms of pressuring coverage. Barnes Outdoor Advertising and Loveland Advertising reportedly covered remaining boards.
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Judge Says He Saved Legal Fees for Heirs in Huron County
Judge Thomas Heydinger reports a fee rule change cut attorneys fees to 2.18 percent of estate values in nine months of 1976. Estates totaling $15,592,110 were closed, with fees approved at $340,470, far below the former 3.95 percent rate. He notes 132 executors faced court action for delays.
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Nonnwalk Tonight Nonnwalk Tonight
The Huron County Board of Elections at 180 Milan Ave will stay open until 9 tonight to accept voter registrations for the November 2 election. Today is the final day to register.
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Female trooper shifts Iowa highway patrol image
Gayle Adrian, one of Iowa's two female troopers, marked her first anniversary on the Iowa Highway Patrol. Drivers react with surprise and humor as she enforces the law, stating the public service aspect and a personal sense of accomplishment.
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