City approves retirement plan and hotel tax move
City council moved to require retirement for city workers by February 1 1977 and considered a 3 percent hotel and motel tax expected to raise about $50 000 annually The panel waived advance notice for two ordinances and set three readings with a public hearing The tax proposal follows a Toledo model and supporters say it will help balance city finances Officials met with Cleveland advisors and Lorain County banks to discuss revenue raising and debt refinancing aiming to avert a looming financial crunch including renewal of parkway notes and a pending city hall bond plan
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Larry E. Coey
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Cody
Zaleski
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Lorain County
West River Parkway
Dale C. Kellogg
Kellogg
Radican
City clerks earn more while skilled workers lag in pay
A federal study of the nations 24 largest cities finds clerical workers earning more than private industry on average while skilled trades generally earn less. Los Angeles Chicago and Milwaukee rank high in clerical pay, with Indianapolis Jacksonville and New Orleans at the lower end. The study covers August 1974 to August 1975 and notes pay levels vary by city, sector, and local bargaining power.
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Move to delay air bags draws automakers' praise
DETROIT AP The federal decision not to require air bags in new cars drew praise from GM Ford and Chrysler while Ralph Nader criticized the plan saying it will cost lives. A demonstration program for passive restraint devices would start with 1979 and 1980 models with a 1981 model year at the earliest. Coleman planned meetings with auto makers the week of December 20 to discuss the program and possible congressional action if manufacturers refuse to participate.
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William T. Coleman Jr
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Coleman
Carter
Congress
Pearl Harbor memories mark 3rd anniversary at Arizona memorial
Pearl Harbor survivors gather for memorial services at the Arizona memorial as Banville recalls the attack on the Nevada and the black smoke over the ship. The gathering honors the 18 ships sunk or damaged, nearly 2,435 Americans killed, and remembering those entombed below. Many attendees, including Banville, reflect on fear and loss three years after the attack.
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Arizona
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Marge Ramalie
Pearl Harbor
Banville
Arana
Bandle
Unclear Fragments on Grocery Items and Prices
The readable text shows scattered phrases about butter eggs and groceries with stray numbers and place names. Content is fragmented with no coherent event or clear entities beyond general grocery terms. No identifiable people or organizations are present in the legible portions.
Local 780 OKs pact with GM in Elyria
General Motors and United Auto Workers Local 780 ratified a three year national contract with 2 300 Elyria Fisher Body Plant workers. Production staff approved 993 to 105 and skilled trades 24 to 71. A tentative local deal followed a three week nation wide mini strike.
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Elyria
GM Fisher Body
Lowell Street
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Canada
United Auto Workers Today
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UAW
WWWE AM sale announced for 7.5 million dollars
UPI reports Cleveland radio WWWE AM is to be sold to Combined Communications Corp of Phoenix for 7.5 million dollars. Ohio Communications Inc owner Nick Mileti and Joseph Zingale will collect 1.2 million in consulting fees over 12 years. FCC approval required. WWWM FM not included.
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UPI
Wwwe-Am
Combined Communications Corp
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio Communication Inc
Wwwm-Fm
Federal Communications Commission
Ohio Communications
Cleveland Cavaliers
Nick Mileti
Joseph Zingale
Cleveland Nets
Zingale
Mileti
Combined Communications
Karl Eller
WWWE
Special UAW election set at Bendix Corp Elyria
The United Auto Workers Local 971 announces a special election at Bendix Corp Elyria Cleveland Street to fill three vacant offices vice president financial secretary and recording secretary. Nominations run 7 a.m. December 15 to 7 a.m. December 22. Polls open 6 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. December 22 with a possible January 3 runoff. Frank Lender presides over a 400 member local representing Bendix workers.
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Elyria
Bendix Corp
Cleveland Street
Don B. Ferguson
Frank Zeck
J.C. Bohannon
Cleveland St
Frank Lender
Bendix
Carter shifts stance on unemployment and Yugoslavia
The article outlines President Carter altering talk on unemployment toward a steadier aim of reducing joblessness, while signaling possible conflict with Congress over large defense contracts. It notes a quick post election shift on Yugoslavia and a staff pattern of claimed misunderstandings around these positions.
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