Getting into the job now Peg Bowman
Peg Bowman discusses the challenges of her early tenure as Elyria mayor. She cites financial woes from the prior administration, plans to cut frills, and a shift to delegating authority to department heads. She favors a local seminar on race relations and outlines capital project priorities and funding uncertainties.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Peg Bowman
Western Heights Improvement Association
Justice Department
Bowman
Robert P. Werner
Beverly J. Renner
D-7
Council
Discounted Ohio nature facility rates for Golden Buckeye seniors
Ohio Department of Natural Resources offers up to 50 percent discounts for seniors holding Golden Buckeye Cards. Gov James A Rhodes says the program recognizes elderly citizens and makes facilities affordable. Cards are issued to Ohio residents aged 65 and older and available at senior centers statewide.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Penderson
Shawnee
Burr Oak
Salt Fork
Hueston Woods
Mohican
Two Dollar Bills Return Boost for Banks and Collector Interest
Banks report strong demand for the new two dollar notes with First National Bank opening its main office displaying over 20000 dollars in the bills. Elyria Savings and Trust and Lorain County Savings and Trust note numerous requests while Cleveland Trust Co. holds over 600000 dollars worth for issue.
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First National
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Cleveland Trust Co
New Hampshire
Treasury Department
IRS clears commissioner in blocking of tax audit
Washington AP Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Donald C Alexander is cleared of misconduct allegations. A Treasury Department report notes that Alexander and other IRS officials used questionable judgment in blocking a Montoya tax audit, while Attorney General Levi states no evidence supports misconduct claims. The probe also looked at suspending a probe into Bahama tax shelters and a planned boat trip with a person in tax trouble.
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IRS
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C Alexander
Treasury Department
Alexander
Joseph M. Montoya
Treasury
William E. Simon
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Bahama Islands
Poor diets rise in US with nutrient gaps
United States diet quality worsens as USDA findings from 7,500 families show calcium and vitamins A and C most often missing due to inadequate consumption of milk products and fruits and vegetables.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Retailers suffer largest theft losses in 1974 report
San Francisco based Bank of America's Small Business Reporter says retailers bore about 20 percent of the 20.3 billion dollars in 1974 losses by American businesses to criminals, among various sectors. The finding marks retailers as the hardest hit.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bank of America
Top tax men turn to H and R Block for help
A New York editor of Your Income Tax cites that IRS forms are lengthy and complex with more than 6,000 pages of fine print. About nine million people use Block’s tax services, while Block leaders Henry and Richard Block reportedly file each other’s taxes and have never been audited. Studies show similar error rates across commercial firms and IRS, with many individuals choosing to file their own returns.
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Geisman
H. & R. Block Tax Service Chain
H. Henry
Richard
Henry
Block
IRS
Betty Furness
White House
Miss Furness
Wnbc-Tv
New York City
Marblehead holds 22 Sally captives awaiting disposition
Dateline Marblehead reports 22 aboard the brig Sally, captured en route from Boston to Nova Scotia by Capt John Manley and his American crew, are brought to Marblehead to await further disposition. London report notes hotel rates: $30 nightly in London and at least $24 in the provinces per Caterer and Hotelkeeper survey.
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Marblehead
Mass
Sally
John Manley
Boston
Nova Scotia
London
UPI
Hotelkeeper Magazine
Provinces
Tax deadline nears as IRS and city filings loom
Two days remain to square up with IRS and meet federal and state tax deadlines due by Thursday midnight. In northern Ohio federal returns lag slightly due to early filings and a stronger job market, with penalties up to 10 percent plus 5 percent per delinquent month. Elyria residents must file the city income tax form for taxable income, regardless of withholding, with成年人 over 18 urged to comply.
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Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Elyria
Ted Valassis
Chronicle-Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The item lists publication details for Elyria Ohio with address 223 East Avenue and dates in 1976. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, and annual rates, referencing Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co and contact lines for Lyri and TIA. The fragmented text provides operational facts without a clear story or event.
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Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Marlin United States
Lorain
Cleveland
Wall Street Opens Higher on Moderate Rally
The New York stock market rose today with the Dow Jones average edging up over two points as gains outpaced declines. Analysts attributed the move to bargain hunting in beaten down issues after last week’s selloff, noting technical support in early trading.
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Jones
Xerox Co
Pierre R Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry Sn Exchange
American Ship Building Vy
Amenean Standarts
Bendix
CPC International Inc
Dart Inc
American Stock Exchange
Emersonie Pruehaut New York
Goodneh
C. Industries
ACF
Kewanee Industries
Airco Inc
Smuck
Lear Siegler Os Aller CP Mun
Mid-Continent
Mfg
da National Gypsum
Ohio Edison
Richmond Corp
Am Airlin
Kresges
Searle
Kroger Ul Smucker
Sybron
Ua Lyke
Toledo Edison
Am Motors
Marcor
Union Pacific Corp A
Ary
T&t
McDond
Victor Comptometer
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Woolworth
F W
Mie
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Ashi Ou
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Avoca Ncr Cp
Norflk
Oceid Pet
Columbus
UPI
Bethsa Io
Ohio
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Pepsi Co
Caca Co
Phi Morr
Col Gas
Phill
Pet Sava
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Curtis Wir
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Dresser
DuPont
Eaton
Exxon Adam Shell
Uy Singer
Sperry Rats
Iraq
Texaco
Gulf
Bill Would OK Voluntary School Prayer
Ohio state representative William A. Kopp proposed a bill to require public schools to have a moment of silence at the start of each class. He argued the change would protect freedom of religion while not forcing anyone to pray.
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Columbus
UPI
William A. Kopp
Ohio
Kopp
House Judiciary Committee
Vaccine industry bucks Ford swine flu inoculation plan
President Ford won congressional approval for 145 million to fund a nationwide swine influenza inoculation program but vaccine manufacturers may abstain. PSA officials warn swine flu could return, citing 548,000 deaths in 1918 19, while makers seek immunity from adverse reactions to shield participation.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
C. Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Congress
United States
House
Stetler
Five Ohio colleges approved for teacher education
The Ohio Board of Education approved five colleges Baldwin Wallace College Hiram College John Carroll University Ohio Dominican College and the College of Wooster for teacher education joining 32 state institutions under current standards The board also approved Walsh College request to certify teachers in learning disabilities or behavior disorders.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hiram College
John Carroll University
Ohio Dominican College
College of Wooster
Walsh College
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