Glenn Turner the Millionaire Pyramid King
Orlando based Turner, 37, an eight grade dropout turned multimillionaire, heads Glenn W. Turner Enterprises with 68 subsidiaries and about 200 million in annual sales. He faces 86 counts in Clearwater for alleged securities law violations linked to a pyramid schemes.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Glenn W. Turner
Turner
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Florida
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises
Goldenrod
Turner Organization
Koscot
David Baumann
St. Petersburg
William F. Humphries III
Tampa
Clearwater
Great, Inc
South Carolina
Daily Planet
Jets
Tampa Lions Club
F. Lee Bailey
U S Vetoes UN Resolution Over Munich Massacre Link
The United States vetoed a Security Council measure calling for a ceasefire in the Middle East, rejecting a link between Israeli retaliatory strikes on Syria and Lebanon and the Munich massacre of 11 Israelis. The vote stood 13 to 1 with Panama abstaining.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
U.N
Middle East
Munich
Security Council
Syria
Lebanon
U.S
Panama
George Bush
Busy Housewifes Save Time and Money Shopping Classifieds
A brief note urges readers to use the daily classified section to save time and money on shopping. The message emphasizes quick savings and convenience for busy households.
Absenteeism Rises Among Blue Collar Workers
Industry Week notes 1.4 million blue collar workers are absent on any given day, tied to job dissatisfaction, higher education levels, and broader labor market factors. Hidden costs exceed $15 million in fringe benefits daily and over $3 billion yearly. Proposals include job redesign, shorter weeks, attendance rewards, and better supervision.
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Cleveland
API
Industry Week
Eet
Magazine
For Managers
School Day To Be Defined By State Board of Education
Columbus USS Board of Education holds hearing on defining the school day for full time high school pupils as at least six hours of scheduled classes and guided learning experiences planned with pupil parent and school staff. Also to consider new ceiling prices for school bus purchases rising from eight thousand six hundred sixty eight to nine thousand fifty seven dollars.
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Columbus
UPI
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Martin W. Essex
Essex
Norwalk Crash Injures Three Women on Norwood Avenue
Three young Norwalk women were injured when their car crashed into a tree on Norwood Avenue. Passenger Linda Trotter, 19, was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with facial injuries in satisfactory condition. Driver Bernadette S. Barman, 19, and passenger Linda L. Trendy, 19, were treated and released.
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Norwalk
Norwood Avenue
Linda Trotter
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Bernadette S. Barman
Norwood Ave
Linda L. Trendy
Dudley Blvd
Trendy
Miss Barman
Miss Trendy
Marcia E. White
Mead St
Corwin Street
Alex M. Stoll
Stoll
Corwin St
Miss White
Richard W. Burkholder
Wakeman
Woodlawn Avenue
Burkholder
Leroy Barnett
Barnett
Richard Leibold
State St
Ohio AAA Opposes New Transportation Commission Bill
Ohio AAA vows to vigorously oppose state Sen. Robert Shaw’s plan to form an Ohio Transportation Commission by dissolving three existing commissions and questions a gasoline tax hike if funds aren’t for highways. President Thomas J. Jones cites constitutional limits and county-wide funding needs, urging a study financed from general funds instead.
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Ohio Aaa
Columbus
UPI
Ohio State Automobile Association
Robert Shaw
Ohio Transportation Commission
Ohio Turnpike
Columbus Republican
Thomas J. Jones
Proposed
Transportation Commission
Ohio
Association
Jones
Willard Mayor's Court Fines Listed for Multiple Defendants
In Willard Mayor's Court several drivers faced speeding fines from $10 to $25 with various court costs. Notable cases include Gary Isaac Karen Collins Alex Johnson Joyce Freed and Ronald Miller. Daniel Brantley and Emily Hill faced firearm discharge and custody issues respectively with bonds or suspensions noted.
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Richard H. Bores
Rt. 2
Gary D. Isaac
Willard
Karen S. Collins
Findlay
Alex Johnson
Dayton
Joyce A. Freed
Ronald A. Miller
Arlan Gamble
Ambling
Josef Ditz
Vahan Mainsian
Richard Holida
Arnold Risner
Paul Bradley
Emily H. Hill
Elyria
Daniel W. Brantley
Rural Willard
Marleen A. Hahler
Banner Collins
Plymouth
Fred M. Thurier
Lyndhurst
Harry C. Barnett
Adrian
Michigan
Mary Frankenfield
Bucyrus
Raymond L. Poland
John H. Hamner
Pamela A. Postema
Eugenio Salinas
Vance E. Patrick
Chatfield
Muslims Open Own School In Cleveland University Of Islam
Black Muslims press claim of divine right to run a private school for their children in Cleveland. The University Of Islam operates a K through 9th grade with about 500 students without state charter. State education officials say on site inspection is required before operation.
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Cleveland
UPS
State Department of Education
The
University of Islam
John E. Brown
Sandusky Boy Wins Hartford Gold Medal for Fire Heroism
Gene Walton, 11, of Sandusky, received the Hartford Junior Fire Marshall Gold Medal at the IAFC Convention in Cleveland. He saved a neighbor’s child from a fire, earning a $5,000 life insurance policy and praise from IAFC President Curtis Volkhamer.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gene Walton
Sandusky
Hartford
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Curtis W. Volkhamer
Chicago
IAFC
Walton
Jack Knotts
Classified Ad Display Line Encourages Ads
An instruction to ease life by using Want Ads to rent sell or hire with a phone number 662 4241 to contact an ad writer for an advertisement.
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Dial
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