Dems warned Marsico in 1972 scandal notes
Elyria Democratic figures recall warnings to Marsico after bookkeeping lapses and a growing $820,000 deficit in 1972. Officials say promises to fix accounts were made, but audits later revealed larger shortages, leading to investigations, removals, and legal actions tied to BMW records and Marsico's agency.
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BMW
Marsico
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Curtis Andrews
C-T
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Andrews
Koppelberger
Stewart
Elyma Democratic Party
Columbus
Marsio
Democratic Party
James A. Rhodes
Gilligan
Wholesale prices steady as food and farm costs fall
UPI reports January wholesale prices were unchanged with farm and wholesale food prices down for a third straight month. A 0.4 percent rise in manufactured goods limited overall inflation signals, while food and farm prices contributed to a downward trend noted since November.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
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Oberlin youth wins $4000 second prize in Buckeye 1000 drawings
John Piwinski, 19, of Leavitt Road Russia Township, secures $4000 second prize in Buckeye 1000. Anthony R. Pietromica, North Olmsted, is eliminated first, earns $1000 consolation. Top prize of $1000 a month for life goes to Michael J. Briceland, Summitville, a hurt truck driver on sick leave. Other winners include Bruce E. Light of North Canton and Warren Marconi of Ragland, each winning $2000. The event lists winning numbers and regional lottery results across several states.
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Cleveland
John
Piwinski
Leavitt Rd
Russia Township
Anthony R. Pietromica
Mitchell Dr
N. Olmsted
Michael J. Briceland
Summitville
Columbiana County
Briceland
Jones. Motors
Spring City
United High School
Hanoverton
Bruce E. Light
North Canton
Warren Marconi
The Price of Roses and a Brief Valentine History
Prices for long stemmed roses range from 12 to 20 dollars per dozen with New York buyers paying up to 50 dollars a dozen. Rose growers cite gas costs cold weather and holiday demand as factors. If roses run short carnations or Love Bundle at 15 dollars offer alternatives. The piece then recounts valentines origins from Saint Valentine in AD 270 to Chicago’s 1925 massacre and Hallmark’s rise after a 1915 Kansas City warehouse fire leading to 1916 first Hallmark valentines.
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New York
Valentine
Chicago
America
Esther Howland
Worcester
Mass
Kansas City
J.C. Hull
Columbus
Ohio
Midwest
State urged to deny Blue Cross rate hike
In Cleveland the state examiner recommended against the Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio request for nongroup rate hikes averaging 49 percent for 166 368 subscribers. The examiner cited lack of good faith hospital cost control and expects a ruling by the Insurance Director within about 10 days after Blue Cross responds.
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Cleveland
Vernon R. Burt
Blue Cross
Ohio
Burt
David Bowers
Harry V. Jump
Bowers
Jump
Valentines Pouring Into Loveland Ohio
In Loveland Ohio mail carrier Doris Pfiester finds a bulging week of valentines arriving daily as Valentines Week continues ahead of Valentine's Day.
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Loveland
Ohio
UPI
Doris Pfiester
Wall Street steady. investors eye profits in January
Opening Wall Street reports a steady wholesale price index in January after seasonal adjustment while investors lock in gains from 1976 advances. Early prices show modest moves across Clorox Kresge Ponderosa System and GAF amid a mixed market tone.
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Ment
Loveland Volunteers Prepare World Valetine Postage Push
Mrs Pfiester handles the mailbag as Loveland Colorado's Valentines project grows. Postmaster Henry Porter, staff, and about 30 volunteers sort stamp and re mail Valentines for return to senders worldwide, a month long effort shaping the biggest batch yet.
W T Grant ordered to liquidate in two months
New York United Press report states W T Grant Co, the nation’s third largest variety store chain, is bankrupt and must liquidate assets and close shops within two months. Judge John Galgay ruled the firm’s Chapter 11 plans failed, with assets around 512 million and liabilities near 1.1 billion, affecting 712 stores and thousands of workers.
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New York
Robert H. Anderson
Grant
Bean
Soccess
Grant's
Emma
Anderson
Ligerdetion
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