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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

06 Feb 1976

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

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Feb 06, 1976

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3

IRS chief and aides face misconduct charges

IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander and senior aides face misconduct charges as federal grand juries FBI and two congressional subcommittees probe. Treasury Secretary William Simon defends Alexander and urges expedited Justice Department action amid alleged contradictions and an informant report about a yacht meeting with a convicted tax swindler in Florida.

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Washington Internal Revenue Service Donald C. Alexander Alexander Treasury William Simon Simon Justice Department Don Alexander IRS FBI District of Columbia Miami Grand Jury Suspenei Cariban Florida
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Court upholds firing over union refusal in Ohio case

The Ohio Civil Rights Commission lost after the Stark County Common Pleas Court ruled federal labor law prevails over state civil rights law. Helen P. Toalston, a former General Color and Chemical employee, refused to join Local 380 due to Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. The court affirmed that union membership could justify firing under the contract.

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Columbus Supreme Court Stark County Common Pleas Court Helen P. Toalston General Color ‘and Chemical Co, Inc Minerva Toalston International Brotherhood of Pottery and Allied Workers Toalaton Sai Civil Rights Commission Stark County Gueat Stead Dastrier Court of An- Pealth
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Pride of lions floods Britain with teddy cubs for sale

A Windsor Safari Park official says Britain is overrun with lion cubs as lionesses go on the pill. Advertisements offer nine week old tame cubs at 250 dollars, fueling a growing but risky pet market. Experts warn cubs grow fast and tame behavior fades, risking injuries and legal issues.

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