Amherst chief, ex-police gas charged ce whitewash grand jury
Amherst police outline a false police attendance document linked to theft charges against Koppenhafer and Miss Ramstead. Investigation spanned Columbus records and Ohio training council files, with prior feuds cited and prosecutor Nagy seeking new counsel due to conflicts.
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Columbia extends natural gas curtailments amid shortages
Columbia announces 100 percent curtailments on large boiler and industrial users, 85 percent on large industrial and commercial users, and 30 percent on small industrial and commercial users. Hundreds of area businesses schools and industries face curtailments across Lorain Erie Huron Medina and Cuyahoga counties. At least 34 area entities have overrun winter allocations and more notices are expected. Governor Rhodes says Dayton Power & Light customers face dire need and urges emergency gas supplies while pursuing doubling Ohio self help drilling and cleaner coal burning advances.
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Bus driver hits ceiling over roof
London report shows Roland Usherwood driving his bus on a common route when city workers mistakenly removed the roof over his home two yards away. Workers replaced it after 9 days, but heavy rain leaked the new roof damaging carpets. GLC spokesman said the matter was ridiculous.
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President's chapelter Amy Carter tours gallery with classmate
Amy Carter and a Stevens School classmate visited the Nations Portrait Gallery yesterday guided by a friend in hand. Amy's mother and the wife of Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo also attended the visit, a brief diplomatic stop noted by UPI.
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Military personnel need food stamps
Washington AP reports up to 38000 active service members rely on food stamps with further eligibility limited by moonlighting, working spouses, and special pay. A Pentagon study notes the military pay and allowances system may be inadequate, estimating about 3 percent could qualify under current rules, though actual numbers would shrink due to incentives and dual earners.
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1976 Income Taxes and the Support Rule
Commerce Clearing House explains how to determine over one half of support for dependents on federal returns. The guide covers lodging value, household costs, and rules for divorced or separated parents, including amounts required for exemptions and special cases for 1977.
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Ohio Edison OKs stock dividend
Ohio Edison announces a stock dividend with a $... per share on preferred and common stock details. Directors set record date for holders, with a meeting and payout planned in April.
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FBI probes car racket by Ghanaians
The FBI investigates a suspected car racket involving Ghanaian citizens who buy new cars in Massachusetts, report them stolen, and ship them through New York for inflated resale. The scheme targets car credit firms and uses tourism and student status to facilitate payments and insurance claims.
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Grain woes: Inez owes $2 and stelled corn 274
Grain issues surface as Inez is required to pay $2 and a stale crop total 274 appears in the records.
Ford Motor posts record earnings
Ford Motor Co posted record profits of 993 million dollars in 1976 despite a four week nationwide strike that trimmed earnings by an estimated 348 million. The industry showed a turnaround from a two year slump with strong demand for big cars pushing domestic sales to the highest for the period in 12 years.
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