New lives: Karen seeks regeneration after marriage strain
Elyria, O Feb 5. Karen, a former English literature student and mother of several children, recounts leaving her suburban marriage after a psychodrama and years of sacrifice. She pursued education and a new career while negotiating with her husband and custodial family, ultimately choosing independence and personal growth.
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Marsico faces $200000 IRS tax claim over 1974 theft
The Internal Revenue Service seeks more than $200000 in taxes and penalties tied to Marsico’s 1974 income, signed on a 1975 return. Cleveland attorney Leonard Yelsky handles the federal matter as Marsico serves 3 to 10 years for stealing $220,431 from Elyria’s Auto License Bureau.
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Construction up 42 percent in Lorain Elyria area
The Lorain Elyria area saw total construction rise 42 percent in 1975 from 1974 per the W Dodge Division of McGraw Hill Information Systems. Nonresidential totaled 28.5 million, residential 41.1 million, with December 1975 alone at 4.165 million overall and 0.805 million nonresidential.
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Hultz Promoted at Sybron. Bent Named Successor
Former Elyrian Jack M. Hultz rises to vice president personnel and public relations at Sybron Corp with Roches ter New York HQ. He previously led the Pfaudler division since 1965 and started at Sybron in 1952. George R. Bent succeeds him as vice president administration, bringing 24 years at Sybron and roles including Pittsford board of education president in 1974 75.
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Profumo and Keeler: Worlds Apart Seventeen Years On
A 13 year later profile portrays John Profumo as a revived, steadying influence in his community while Christine Keeler reflects on a troubled past and uncertain future. Keeler recalls years of legal battles, a prison term, and a troubling press label, seeking dignity and self-respect as she contemplates work away from public scrutiny.
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General Motors halts last U S convertible production
GM said Cadillac will produce only 14 000 convertibles in 1976 with demand so high that production may end by early April. The last top maker closed, ending convertible production after Olds and Pontiacs ceased more than a year ago.
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Market slide dulls rally as mixed stocks lead
The stock market slipped from this year's rally peak with mixed prices on the NYSE. The Dow fell slightly while advancers edged decliners, driven by profit taking in blue chips and upbeat recent earnings amid rate outlook concerns. In Ohio cash grain prices, mainly No 2 wheat and corn, were reported by regional elevators with varied bids across Northeast and Northwest districts. Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative notes closing bids: wheat 3.10, corn 2.47, oats 1.40, soybeans 4.38.
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Butter and Poultry Prices Steady As USDA Notes
New York AP report shows Ohio wholesale prices for butter and eggs delivered to retailers with large carton ranges around 77 to 82 cents, midranges near 71 to 78, and poultry prices at Ohio farms showing light hen demand. USDA notes steady offerings and unchanged prices.
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Chronicle-Telegram Ad Rates and Postal Line Info
The Elyria newspaper dated February 5 1976 lists second class mail privileges for Elyria Ohio with daily and Sunday delivery rates. It notes $100 a week carrier delivery and $52 00 per year by mail in advance. Contact numbers for Elyria and Cleveland offices are provided.
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CWRU to Boost Tuition Across Seven Professional Schools
Case Western Reserve University announced a rise in tuition for seven professional schools for the 1976-77 academic year. Tuition will reach 3300 in most programs, with specific increases to 3200 in Library Science and 134 per credit hour, 138 in Nursing, while some programs remain at 3000 or 2850. Room, board and health fees also increased.
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