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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1976

Page

3

From CBs to gas pumps the law changes tomorrow

A sweeping set of laws take effect on New Year’s Day 1977 affecting taxes Social Security and estate rules. Key items include higher Social Security taxes for many workers, a increased retirement tax deferral for spouses, a higher home sale tax exclusion for seniors, and changes to military education benefits. Virginia New York allow right turns on red under limits while Ohio allows self service gas pumping. Minnesota requires rear flap on trucks and faces pulltab litigation.

Washington Virginia New York Ohio Virgina West Minnesota

Five Berea stores gutted by morning fire

Fire destroyed five stores in Berea starting at 3 30 am. Owner Thomas Najjar said the complex likely must be torn down and rebuilt. Weather and prior fires are noted, with gas pumps at a nearby car wash at risk but contained. Roads around Front Street were closed then reopened by 10 45 am as fire crews fought the flames.

Stull Thomas Najjar Berea Commons Geiger Street Mr. Magic Car Wash Chai Front Street Rocky River Drive Sheldon Road Emerson Street Bryant Street Brook Park Rt 237 Eastland Road Eastland

Americans seek peace and money in 1977 resolutions

A Harris poll of 1,510 Americans shows broad hopes for peace, tolerance, and helping others, with 9 percent seeking peace on earth, 8 percent aiming for greater understanding and charity, and notable shares pledging self-improvement, better citizenship, and family closeness.

New York UPI Harris Louis Harris Associates

Rhodes honors C T reporters

Rhodes, in a letter, termed the award Ohio's highest token of appreciation. Neikirk, 52, has eight years at the C T and now specializes in investigative reporting. The BMW probe has won multiple awards, including from the Inland Daily Press Association and a citation from the AP Managing Editors Association. Schroeder, 27, represents the CT in Columbus.

Rhodes Columbus Ohio Newspaper Association Ohio Neikirk C-T BMW Inland Daily Press Association Associated Press Managing Editors Association

Ohioans eye coffee boycott over rising prices

United Press International reports Ohioans consider hoarding, reducing, or halting coffee use amid steep price hikes. Dorothy Teater warns elderly residents in Columbus face the greatest impact as consumer complaints rise. Cleveland groups recruit volunteers for a boycott while local stores push cutting coffee purchases.

Cleveland Cleveland Consumer Action

Miami robbers chased by posse and police in downtown

A 30-strong impromptu posse cornered two robbers in downtown Miami after a Sears robbery. Police Maj. Pimp Doherty said the crowd sat on the pair until officers arrived. The pursuit began when Rose Marie Vernell was knocked down and the robbers grabbed her purse.

Miami Doherty Thi Chase Rose Marie Verell Miami Beach Sears Roebuck and Co Thea Thomas Hill Sears Automotive Department Rudolph Shoucair

Gas curtailments rise as winter strains fuel supply

Officials map coping steps as gas cuts expand in Ohio amid cold weather. Schools, factories and major firms brace for 10 to 30 percent reductions. some plants switch to alternate fuels while efforts to conserve energy aim to keep essential operations running.

Showalter Saiyes Darek

Opening Wall Street Gains On Last Trading Day 1976

UPI reports on the opening of trading in New York on December 31 1976 as the Dow Jones average climbs to near 1 000 and leads in advances over declines on the first half hour. Volume trades around 530 000 shares as profit taking tests the 1 000 benchmark.

FEDS New York UPI New York Stock Exchange

Cold Cincinnati man wins $250000 in Pot O Gold lottery

Jerome F. Hostel of Cincinnati wins the Ohio Lottery Pot O Gold top prize of 250000 after buying leftovers he had picked himself. Other Pot O Gold and Double Play winners include Glenda Webster Columbus Christine Kian Cleveland Raymond Ore Zanesville Phyliss McNeal Dayton Betty Shogaris Niles and Eugene Glasko Bedford Heights. Winning numbers for Pot O Gold were 533 and 24 for Double Play 091297 08781 and 936. The prize color was blue.

Cleveland Jerome F Cincinnati Ohio Lottery Hostel Glenda Webster Columbus Christine Kian Raymond E. Ore Zanesville Phyliss McNeal Dayton Betty H Shogaris Niles Eugene C. Glasko Bedford Heights Len J. Williams Agneots Lewis Hamilton

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