Direct Selling Association Sets Enforceable Ethical Code
Washington reports the Direct Selling Association has issued a strict code of ethics with enforcement power. The move targets door to door firms to curb fraud and improve consumer trust, backed by publicity and investigations. A three day cooling off period gains support and some firms already include it in contracts. The association can guide disputes though police handle outright fraud. Consumers can test sincerity by sending inquiries to 1730 M St Northwest Washington DC 20036. On a bicycle built for 8
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Washington
Direct
J. Robert Brouse
Direct Selling Association
Field Enterprises
Dlan of the World Book
Washington, D.C
Del Corso seeks grand jury probe into Kent State killings
Del Corso said he would ask for a grand jury investigation into the Kent State University shootings on May 4. He noted the National Guard has completed its investigation and will meet next week with Gev James A Rhodes and State Attorney General Paul W Brown to discuss the probe.
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Cal J P McCann
Fare hike furies drive DC transit toward public ownership
The 40 cent fare boost by D C Transit sparks protests from reform groups and politicians who seek public ownership. Critics say the increase burdens the poor and black riders, while supporters cite solvency needs. Civil disobedience, penny fare protests, and court battles mark the fight as officials mull subsidies and a possible buyout.
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Washington
O. Roy Chalk
D.C
District of Columbia
Congress
Chalk
New Yorker
Hospital activity brief lists local residents
A hospital update lists patient discharges and ongoing stays for residents across Lorain County. Names include Mrs Elwood Andr ix, Columbus Donald R Bailey Sr, Mrs Lester Beck ley, Mrs Eugene Bryant, Cheryl A Boady, and many others with addresses in Grafton, Lorain, Avon, North Ridgeville, Wellington, Elyria, and surrounding towns. Discharges noted for Tuesday through Thursday include Mrs John Yakunovich, Lena Klein, Paul Parks, David Gibson, Joseph Schmitz, Miss Tonya Spreng, and more.
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Elwood Andrix
Columbus
Donald R Bailey SR
Banks Road
Grafton
Lester Beckley
Eighth St
Eugene Bryant
West River St
Cheryl A Boady
Foster Ave
Naome B Buschur
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Taylor Coleman
Wilder Ave
Frances Crow
Richard L. Cutlip
Tenth St . Lorain
John F Donahue
Bell Ave
Gregory A. Greatorex
Lake Ave
John Gulish
Denison
Lorain
Cecil C Johnson
Huron St
Floyd Knight
Detroit
Avon
Brenda J Krupp
Marseilles
Raymer C. Lemasters
Hazelwood
Ernest Mull
Hughes Rd
Wellington
Wayne Parker
Abbe
Frank Penzel
North
Murray
Paul Parks
Hale Road
David Gibson
Gibson
Joseph Schmitz
Tonya Spreng
Russia
Timothy Balas
Amherst
Hurshell Wright
Dartwood
Laura Pettit
Elyria
Vicki Bennett
Forest St. LaGrange
Charles Eby
Monroeville
William Fraser Jr
Hartford
Aaron Pettit
Grafton Rd
Dale Stevanus
East Rd
St. Lorain
City Bus Fare Fight Prompts Deceptive Subsidy Claims
The firm defends a fare hike saying suburban routes lose money and must stay to serve riders while city officials estimate the line’s worth at about five million. Black leaders argue the raise forces poor riders to subsidize wealthier users and oppose the plan. Chalk counters that protesters aim to weaken the company financially to enable a city purchase. Chalk’s lawyer accuses an underlying intent to squeeze the firm. A city spokesman calls the claim ludicrous.
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Virginia
Chalk
Harvey M. Spear
Restoration Tour Highlights Ohio Inn and Gallia Area Attractions
Ohio Historical Society restores One of Gallipolis centers of 1800s life the Inn and Tavern. Tour tap room ball room and kitchen candlelit rooms with fires. Scenic drives along Ohio Route 7 and US 52 reach Portsmouth and River Days Apple Festival Buckeye Furnace Lake Vesuvius. AAA route guides a 270 mile loop from Elyria to Gallipolis with multiple sites and festivals.
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Ohio
Gallipolis
The
Ohio Historical Society
Henry Cushing
Ohio River
Ohio 7
U. S. 52
Portsmouth
Lake Vesuvius
Norton
Ohio 93
AAA
Elyria Automobile Club
Elyria
U.S. 42
Golfcourse worker knocked down by four angry golfers
Charles G. Bryan, a Charles Bryan, a Denver Golf Course employee, said four golfers approached him on the 12th green complaining watering hampered play. They knocked him to the ground and fled in a golf cart.
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Denver
UPI
Guy Park
Charles G. Bryan
Bryan
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