United Way asks affiliates to resume dues payments
United Way of America urges 1,400 local affiliates to resume dues as a mid year review follows a report on mismanagement linked to former president William Aramony. The board cut the 1992 budget 10 percent and ordered asset sales and policy changes while affiliates are asked to pledge 90 percent of half year dues.
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Alexandria, Va
United Way of America
William Ara- Mony
Ference
United Way Board
John F. Akers
W.R. Howell
United Way
Washington Law Firm
Verner, Lupfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand
Brian Hassett
United Way of Central
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mass
Federal plan to reintroduce two anti TB drugs to counter resistance
Federal health officials plan to reintroduce two older TB drugs streptomycin and PAS to combat drug resistant strains. The CDC notes the TB comeback slowed but cases rose to 26,283 in 1991 with 2.3 percent gain from 1990. The agency plans foreign sourcing to supply physicians treating resistant strains.
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Federal
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Canada
Ostroff
New York City
Koziura Abandons Bid for 13th District Seat
Elyria Ohio June 2 primaries draw fresh faces in the 13th District as State Rep. Joseph Koziura declines a bid. Sherrod Brown and Jeffrey P. Jacobs top the field. Mueller may challenge Jacobs in a primary. The deadline for petitions is 4 p.m. today amid a frantic scramble for endorsements and support.
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Elyria
Joseph Koziura
D-Lorain
Koziura
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Sherrod Brown
Jeffrey P. Jacobs
Brown
Jacobs
Geauga County
Margaret Mueller
Mueller
Gravano accuses Gambino family of mob control across unions
Ex Gambino underboss Salvatore Gravano testifies that the Gambino family ran Teamsters and private sanitation unions, and controlled major concrete firms and docks. He names Robert Sasso and Bernard Adelstein as tied to mob influence. Experts say Gotti’s conviction could trigger further investigations as government efforts continue.
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Gambino
Salvatore
Sammy Bull
Gravano
Teamsters
Robert Sasso
Teamsters Private Sanitation Workers Union
Bernard Adelstein
Gotti
Richman Brothers to Close or Sell Stores Says Woolworth
Richman Brothers, once founded in 1877 and acquired by F W Woolworth Co in 1969, plans closing or sale of several stores as part of a restructuring aimed at stronger returns. Elyria and Cleveland centers may be affected while Northern Reflections stores continue. Foster notes post Christmas sales sag and economic pressures.
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Trachter
Richman Brothers
Foster
Elyria
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Ohio
F.W. Woolworth Co
Woolworth
Northern Reflections
Foot Locker
Champs Sports
Ve Ly Ina
Avon Ah?road Relocation Sparks Local Opposition
Avon and neighboring cities grapple with a proposed Route 83 relocation. Residents fear loss of rural character and harm to nurseries and a cemetery. City leaders urge planning studies and state funding, while warning early support won’t preclude later vetoes.
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Avon
Pearl Olearcik
Dawn West
Avon Planning Commission
West
North Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Richard Hausrod
Ohio Department of Transportation
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