Identification law in Louisiana targets non residents in oil hub
Guarisco, dubbed token liberal, pushed an ID system for workers in St Mary Parish to curb fugitives and drifters near offshore oil rigs. The ordinance requires all who changed jobs after 1978 to register with photos and fingerprints, sent to the FBI for checks. Officials note unclear impact on crime but acknowledge easier identification.
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Guarisco
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Morgan City
FBI
United States
St. Mary Parish
Cleveland debt threatens suburbs and city services
Strongsville and nearby suburbs worry about Cleveland default triggering layoffs and slowdowns. North Olmsted Olmsted Falls and Westlake cite unpaid area bills totaling 428 835 to 1 83500 while Westlake may sue. Elyria Mayor Bow man blames state handling of Cleveland crisis and warns of broader reputational harm if deficits persist.
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Thomas Zammiskiel
Strongsville
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
William Fritsche
Fritsche
Elyria
Marguerite BE. Bowman
Ohio
Cleveland's financial crisis mirrors Elyria's loan dilemma
Mayor Dennis Kucinich asks Cleveland lenders to refinance city notes, or risk higher debt. Elyria faced a similar choice with debt restructuring and a 0.5 percent income tax increase previously approved, boosting funds to cover outstanding bonds. Local banks confront pressure to balance community needs and shareholder interests.
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Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
UPI
Kucinich
Kucinich Battles for Cleveland Finance Crisis
Cleveland faces a fiscal crisis as Mayor Kucinich opposes selling Municipal Light Plant to CEI, arguing a sale won’t avert default and may invite antitrust issues. CEI assets were seized as the city owed for power under former mayor Perk. A 1.5 percent city tax to raise 38 million aims to fund debt relief and capital needs.
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Dennis Kucinich
Elyria
Kucinich
Municipal
Cleveland Electric Dluminating Co
Ralph Perk
CEI
Forbes
Cleveland Electric Hluminating Co
U.S. Justice Department
Muny Light
U.S
Beryl Rothschild
Cleveland-area
Kent State Trustee Williams Resigns Over 1970 Shootings
AKRON AP William M Williams the last Kent State University trustee who served during the May 4 1970 National Guard shootings has resigned He hopes the action will let the university close the door on the incident He said it is best that this vestige be erased from all administrative influence
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AKRON
William M. Williams
Kent State University
National Guard
Williams
Kent State
Columbia Eyes End of New Customer Ban
Columbia aims to lift a new customer ban after a routine hearing before PACO on January 22. White said the company plans to seek permission to begin taking on new customers amid deregulation and deregulated wellhead prices, predicting 20,000 new customers annually by 1980 if approved.
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Columbia Eyes
White
Columbia
PUCO
Congress
Metzenbaum
Ohio teen clerk helps nab 22 caliber killers
In central Ohio a 17 year old part time clerk Cheryl Young helped track a stolen credit card tied to the so called 22 caliber killings. Thaddeus Lewingdon and Gary Lewingdon were arrested. Cheryl's marriage concealed from Wehrle High School officials as she nears graduation and eyes beauty school next fall. Police pledge no further arrests.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Thaddeus Charles Lewingdon
Joseph Anick
Cheryl
FASH awaits judge decision in steel hauler strike case
Federal Judge Louis Rosenberg weighed a temporary restraining order requested by seven steel firms opposing striking independent haulers as violence flares on turnpikes in Ohio and elsewhere. Police guard routes amid tires slashed, hoses punctured, and Midwest unrest linked to the five week walkout.
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Louis Rosenberg
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Ohio
Sandusky County
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