Elyria firm plans three projects in 1975 including new complex
Glover of Western Reserve announces three planned developments for 1975 in Elyria. He notes one project is a new complex with a restaurant bar possible in the Graystone area and liquor license retention. Other plans include demolition of the Hotel into a parking lot potentially for a new city hall site and a bank branch renovation, with additional moves hinted.
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Paradise
Christmas layoffs hit Lorain County shoppers hard
Lorain area jobless claims surge as Christmas cheer fades. Shoppers at the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services queue with record booklets, while neighbors report reduced purchases and skipped merriment. Weekly figures show 3,011 unemployed and 964 new claims, compared to 1,082 and 359 a year earlier. The mood is somber but practical as families balance bills and a few gifts.
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Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Nelson Stud
Lorain
Elyria
North Olmsted boy dies after beating. mother’s boyfriend charged
A 2 year old North Olmsted boy died after a beating. Police charged Robert Naegie of Cleveland, the mother’s boyfriend, with the death. The boy was brought to Southwest General Hospital in Berea and died hours later. The child’s father, Jammi Taylor, and the mother Landa Taylor previously separated. Funeral services were held at Brooklyn Heights Cemetery Chapel.
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Southwest General Hospital
N. Olmsted
Tony Denslow
Areunadl
Sit Manon L. Taylor
Mrssy
Saleh Nessie Wantbdar
Jammie Taylor
Lorain Rd
Robert Coaegie
Naegie
Rocky River
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Doula Neaide
Abe
Brooklyn Heights
Bural
William P Tainter
Loram Rd
Tax cut urged to spur economy and curb inflation
The Congressional Joint Economic Committee calls for a 310 to 12 billion tax cut to restore buying power for low and middle income families, while predicting unemployment near 7.5 percent in 1975 and inflation around 7 percent. It favors a $225 per dependent tax credit and a gasoline tax increase to reduce demand, with future output possibly stagnating before a turnaround. The report notes no trade off between inflation and unemployment in 1975 if policies reduce recession.
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Congressional Joint Economic Committee
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Congress
No White Christmas Forecast Across Buckeye State
Weather outlook shows mild Christmas with high temperatures in the 40s and lows in the 30s across Ohio. Southerly winds push temps up as the forecast calls for waffling precipitation chances tonight and into tomorrow. Snow is unlikely outside areas with stubborn ground cover.
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Buckeye
Weekend surge boosts Not Forgotten Box returns to goal
The Not Forgotten Box reached its goal as the Salvation Army distributed the last of the toys and food to 45 families. Nearly 2,700 toys were collected, matching last year’s total, with Sears donating 1900 dollars in toys and an anonymous donor 580 dollars for food and toys.
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Elvira
Gary Long
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Ford at ski resort en route to Vail top
President Ford visits a Rocky Mountain ski resort on a two week trip with his family. He greets onlookers under the chair lift at Vail as he climbs toward the mountain top and comments on his improving recreational skills amid the crowd.
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