Tall women rise in social circles and style press
The article surveys the trend of tall women in society and fame from Lola Redford to Jacqueline Kennedy and Sophia Loren. It notes tall women can command presence in business and culture, while many couples pair tall women with shorter men, sparking shifting attitudes and fashion choices amid a height-conscious era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosie
Jacquéline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Arthur Schlesinger
Washington
Alexandra
Cher
Sonny
Dustin Hoffman
Année
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Hearst trial echoes of Scott book claims and Yale tuition hike
Testimony at the Hearst case links Scott to manuscript publication, names Wendy Yoshimura and Phil Shinnick, and cites a Canadian professor Paul Houck at a farmhouse in 1974. Separately Yale announces fall charges for tuition, room and board rising to 6425 dollars as President Brewster confirms the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Miss Hearst
Paul Houck
Connecon
Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
Phil Shinnick
Miss Yoshimura
Berkeley
University of California Berkeley
Shinnick
Livingston College
New Brunswick
N.J
Jack
Micki Scott
U.S
Weiner
Scotts
Jay Weiner
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Grand Jury
Oberlin
New Haven, Conn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Portland
Ore
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Harris
SLA
Bill
A.5
Oliver Carter
Elyria Woman Recalls Earthquake Experiences Across Cities
An Elyria resident recounts tremors felt in the city and recalls past quakes in Toledo Mexico City and Chile. She notes looting anger, rumors of mass graves and praise for the Intrav organization for arranging travel and support during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intrav
Mexico City
Red Cross gives 100000 for Guatemala quake relief
The American Red Cross contributed 100000 and sent a five man rescue team to Guatemala. Deaths exceed 17000, injuries 40000, and homeless 150000. The U S government ships 5500 tons of food. Local donations come from Lorain County residents, with more aid sought through Red Cross and Save the Children Federation.
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The
American Red Cross
Guatemala
U.S
Lorain County
Red Cross
W. River Rd
Ohio House approves real estate tax relief bill
The Ohio House passed a real estate tax relief measure 75 to 22 with Democrats united and 17 Republicans in favor. The bill, sponsored by Rep. John E. Johnson, would shield taxpayers from additional unvoted taxes from inflation driven reappraisals, with credits starting January 1977 and exclusions for new construction and voted levies. Johnson noted potential Senate action within two months and warned the plan could shift education funding needs, while Republicans argued no immediate relief and proposed altering the tax bill timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
John E. Johnson
D-Orrville
Senate
Johnson
Rep
W. Bennett Rose
R-Lima
Gas hike called unfair to the little guy
A six day hearing led to a ruling described as unfair to residents and consumers who must bear higher fuel costs. Lorain Mayor Joseph Zahorec and Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite voiced opposition noting industries should pay. The order can be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Ohio Supreme Court
Zel
NEW York
Bie
Bane
Airco Inc A
Dresser
Alleg Cow
DuPont Te
Alla
Eaton
Airlin
T&t
Bentix
Goodyr Lehi
Greyhound
Gulf
Boeing
Barden
R. Smith
Cejanese American Machine
Ohio Edison National Gypsum
IBM Richmond Carp
Searle
G.D
Tappan Va
Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Oh Victor Comptometer Am Woolworth
Sohio and TRW eye political action funds in Cleveland
Two Cleveland corporations, Sohio and TRW Inc, have filed with the Federal Election Commission to form political action funds using shareholder and employee contributions. Goodyear Tire says it plans a fund. Ohio Manufacturers Association head Thomas R. Johnson says more firms may start funds as they learn mechanics. Nationally about 150 firms have sought funds amid a crackdown on two firms for illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Federal Election Commission
Sohio and
TRW, Inc
Commission
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Thomas R. Johnson
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Johnson
Nixon
George M. Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Nix
Goodyear
Sohio
TRW
Ban on spray adhesives spurred abortions study says
A short lived 1973 U S Consumer Product Safety Commission ban on spray adhesives caused fear of birth defects among pregnant women and led at least eight to terminate pregnancies. The six month ban followed by medical calls and political ties is noted alongside reported corporate political contributions and future plans for partisan funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
New York State
Wall Street Opens Higher on New York Exchange
The stock market opened higher on the New York Stock Exchange with active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average edged ahead by 0.47 point following yesterday's 11.57 point rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Grain price report from Ohio elevators
UPI grain prices by region show Northeast Ohio No 2 wheat 3.35 a bushel No 2 shelled corn 2.38 No 2 oats 1.53 No 1 soybeans 4.50 Northwest Ohio No 2 wheat 4.43 No 2 shelled corn 2.43 No 2 oats 1. A No 1 soybeans 4.12 Central Ohio No 2 wheat 4.46 No 2 shelled corn 2.45 No 2 oats 1.57 No 1 soybeans 4.55 Trend mentions No 2 wheat sharply higher with no other changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central
Ohio
Poultry and dairy price report from Ohio and Midwest markets
In Columbus and New York reports, wholesale poultry prices show hens mainly 1 cent higher, butter offerings down, and bulk carton cheese priced at 93 score AA 224K cents. Chicago Midwest egg prices drop with class 1 large at 83 and mediums 82, while grain prices close with wheat at 3.27, corn 2.48, oats 1.40, soybeans 4.47 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohe
New York
USDA
Cheamery
Chicago
APF
Midwest
Strain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Woman Sues For Auto Crash Injuries In Lorain Court
Joan M. Meyer of 891 Park Ave Amherst sues George B. McDaniel of South Amherst for 25000 dollars for injuries from a November 5 collision at Cleveland Ave and Route 58 Amherst. Complaint filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday.
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Joan M. Meyer
Park Ave
Amherst
George B. McDaniel
South Amherst
Cleveland Ave
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
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Chronicle-Telegram
Toplin
Mickey Rooney
Ava Gardner
Lola Redford
Robert Redford
Angela Lansbury
Ist
Germaine Greer
England
Margaret Court
Mary Lindsay
John Lindsay
Marisa Berenson
Kissingers
Nancy Maginnes Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
United States
Women's Wear Daily
Susan Mary Alsop
Princess Grace
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Kate Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Josephine
Napoleon
Wort
Yale
Cottone
Harrisburg
California
William
Emily Harris
Los Angeles
Elyria
City
New Orleans
Toledo
Home
U.S. Steel
Ford Motor CO
Cal
Pierre R. Smith & CO. Investments
Loraim
Wemmle
E.S.T
Mutuals Allstate Dreyfus
South Hills
Mothers of Twins Club
Pittsburgh
TRW Eye Political Funds
Naa
XEROX
Finance
Wall Street
Cargill County
Nes
Lerpin
Uul Shrste Ag
Putnam
ScudStev
VanceSan
Allasc
Chesapeake Va
Paretaresy
Roanna Toys
Gannett Ca
McDermott, Jray
Amster Bros
Beckston Dickinson
Buckeye
BunkHill
Niha Natur Gas
Park Ohio Indust
Ison Co. A
Hz Robertshaw
Robertson
Smith's Transfer
Soundesign Corput
Splentex Inc
Re ‘Tech Publishing
Telecomm and Univ
Sednstar
Wetterau Inc
WTC Air Freight
the Chronicle
Telegram
East Avenue
Western Reserve Mortage Corp
Elyria Savings Building
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Bob Meyers
C.L.A
Midway
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