Elizabeth Ray Debuts as Political Reporter at GOP Convention
Washington sex star Elizabeth Ray, 33, made her reporting debut at Kemper Arena amid a crush of reporters. She is a Genesis magazine correspondent paid $14,000 yearly as Wayne Hays’s secretary mistress, seeking interviews but overwhelmed by attention and not registered to vote.
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Ford Reagan battle may split Ohio GOP
Ford delegates in Ohio split over the convention fight as Pat Boone hosted a Reagan friendly reception at the Ohio delegation HQ. Boone, a Reagan supporter, urged Ford delegates to back Reagan on moral issues while some Ford delegates remained undecided or loyal to Ford. Wanda Snyder of Avon Lake anticipated a Reagan defeat on rule changes governing vice presidential selection.
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UAW to choose strike target among auto giants
The United Auto Workers will pick one of General Motors Ford or Chrysler as its strike target next Tuesday amid talks on new patterns. The union seeks extra paid days off beyond holidays and vacations while GM warns of higher car prices if absenteeism rises.
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Raze Old City Hall Bid Sparks Leasing Talks
The City faces a plan to vacate an alley behind EST building to grant the bank clear land use while preserving the Fisher-Fazio-Costa Supermarket loading area. Council members Arnold Tollett and Alan J. Zaleski critique, as the mayor contemplates two year and two and a half year leases for tenants. The proposal, reviewed by the community development committee, aims to address downtown parking through potential private parking decks and a paid legal study funded by local business interests.
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Harold Stassen Sees Deadlock Victory At GOP Convention
Harold Stassen, longtime hopeful, envisions a deadlocked Republican convention where Ford and Reagan cancel each other out and he leads with 203 first ballot votes. Aide cites Minnesota and North Dakota support, but no formal pledges exist after two months of campaigning. Once a major figure, Stassen recalls his governorship at 31 and WWII service as he pursues a sixth bid.
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Rabbi Korff Seeks Nixon Cheer At GOP Convention
Kansas City report says Rabbi Baruch Korff, longtime defender of Richard Nixon, seeks a televised speech at the Republican convention to bolster Nixon’s image. Sen. Bob Dole and officials noted Korff’s bid amid a reception hosted by Standard Mills chairman R. Hugh Patton Ulhmann, with Earl Butz and Louise Gore among supporters.
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PUCO faces Sunshine Law claim over rate hike
Columbus lawyer taft says the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio violated the Sunshine law by approving a 200 million dollar annual rate increase for Ohio Bell Telephone Co. PUCO officials deny the charge as assistant AG recchie cites possible violations.
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GOP Schedule for Tonight at National Convention
The schedule lists events in EDT including opening ceremonies, speeches by Patricia Hutar John Connally John Rhodes and Ted Stevens, and committee reports from credentials rules platform and permanent organization, with adjournment and debate on tomorrow.
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First National Bank of Elyria Bought by National City
Completion of the acquisition of the First National Bank of Elyria by National City Corporation of Cleveland for 4 611 000 was announced today. Shareholders will receive 63 cents cash per share. The First National Bank has assets of 35 million with five Elyria offices and remains under its current board and officers.
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Third firm sets steel price hikes
In Pittsburgh US industry reports a third round of steel price hikes for 1976. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp will raise prices on strip and sheet products effective Oct 1, matching US Steel’s 4.5 percent rise. Automakers manufacturers and retailers face higher steel costs, with April increases already totaling about six percent.
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Local grain bids at yesterday's market close
Grain bids reported include Wheat at 2.70 per bushel shelled corn 2.62 soybeans 5.96 and oats 1.49 per bushel. Prices reflect closing values for local traders and farmers.
Judge clears $700,000 UMW fine in Kanawha Coal case
A U S district judge dismissed a $700,000 contempt fine against the United Mine Workers of America. The fine arose from a Kanawha Coal Operators suit over a wildcat strike that involved more than 80,000 miners last summer.
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Opening Wall Street and Farm Prices Report Ohio Markets
Ohio grain prices paid to farmers by elevators show No 2 wheat at 2.74 to 2.77 per bushel across regions with corn around 2.50 to 2.62 and soybeans near 6.04 to 9.60. Poultry carton prices in major cities, butter offerings and Midwest egg price data are noted along with New York and Chicago market mentions.
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