Seniors to utility Yield 70 million in lump sum
The Senior Action Coalition demanded Columbia Gas of Ohio return over 70.4 million in refunds in a single payment with interest to all customers, totaling about 83 dollars per customer. The company has already refunded nearly 30 million via reduced billings in a phased plan approved by FERC.
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Senior Action Coalition
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
SAC
Columbia Gas
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Carol Mc
FERC
Donald Bedillion
Lorain
Coalition
Carol Ganoboik
Ms. McBurney
Rhodes under Fire Over 1.3 Million Audit Discrepancy
Columbus UPI reporting indicates State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson accused Gov. James A. Rhodes of turning a 1.3 million dollar balance problem in the treasurer’s account into a partisan issue. Prosecutor Michael Miller hinted at a grand jury probe to locate missing funds. Ferguson said the treasurer’s office failed to balance daily and did not explain the discrepancy.
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Columbus
UPI
Thomas E. Ferguson
James A. Rhodes
Franklin County
Michael Miller
Ferguson
Rhodes
BancOhio National Bank
Miller
William
CETA
Auditor Ferguson accuses governor over state audit tactics
State Treasurer Gertrude Donahey blames Elizabeth Boerger the former state cashier for missing 20 percent of records during the 18 month audit ending June 30 1980. Boerger reportedly lapsed into a coma at the audit start and now suffers hysterical amnesia. Ferguson’s team cannot balance the books prompting calls for a grand jury and resistance from Rhodes Miller and Attorney General William with Miller warning of staff limits.
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Gertrude Donahey
Elizabeth J. Boerger
Wayne Malon
Three damaged railroad cars spark local dream project in Amherst
In Amherst behind the Nordson Corp depot two local men and the Lake Shore Railway Association begin a community venture with three weathered railroad cars. CT Staff Writer Joe Kiinee outlines the plans for Sunday edition. The Vietnam War’s end lingers for veterans and families as psychiatrists note post traumatic stress disorders and coping efforts described by Debbie Courtright.
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Nordson Corp
Amherst
Lake Shore Railway Association
Joe Kiinee
Debbie Courtright
City uses bond funds to cover two year payments
Elyria will continue to pay bond obligations from .5 percent income tax funds for about two more years though the tax expired last June. Auditor Beverly Renner says $917,904 remains, with over $600,000 invested at 16.75 percent to mature notes in 1982 and 1983 while $300,000 funds back wages and shifts to the 1 percent tax.
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Elyria
Beverly Renner
Frederick
George Ferguson
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Maroon
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Sae
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