Consumer bill loss sparks call for reform and public financing
Cartoonist Paul Conrad highlights the vote against HR 9718 the House rejected the consumer protection office, 227 to 189, amid strong business lobbying. The piece argues for public financing of campaigns to counter corporate influence and urges constituents to pressure lawmakers who opposed the bill.
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Paul Conrad
House of Representatives
Anti-Consumer Protection Agency
House
Charles Bennett
D-Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Congres
Intruders hunted after Berea home shooting
Three unidentified men arrived at a Berea residence after 9 p.m. Saturday. One asked if Frank or Joseph were home before donning a ski mask and entering the basement where Joseph Stanley and his father were watching TV. They were beaten and Stanley was fatally shot. the intruders fled. Police noted little was taken and the house was not ransacked. Mrs. Stanley provided a description of the door-knocker. Stanley, a probate court employee, helped establish the court’s microfilming unit. Visitation is scheduled 2–9 p.m. Tuesday at Baker Funeral Home. services 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Adelbert Church. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park.
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Frank
Joseph
Joseph Stanley
Stanley
Cook
Cuyahoga County
Lester Adelson
Baker Funeral Home
St. Adelbert Church
Adelbert St.Buriel
Holy Cross Cemeter
Brook Park
Children’s Aphorisms Spark School Project
A Chronicle Telegram item notes Elyria’s McKinley students completed aphorisms for a school community project. Quotes from Tim Matthews Robby Williams Vicky Ward Kurt Joviak and others show clever twists. Teachers Lila Nichols Marjorie Strom Holly Whitehouse and Arden Haddox guided third to sixth graders for the exercise.
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Wendy Thomson
William Thompson
Tim Wyckoff
Calvin A. Wyckoff
East River St
McKinley
Chronicle-Telegram
School-Community Relations Department
Elyria City
Lila Nichols
Marjorie Strom
Holly Whitehouse
Arden Haddox
Probation Given to Elyman in Concealed Weapon Case
Kathy Jo Cook, 18, of 104 Park Meadow Apts., was indicted for carrying a concealed weapon and placed on three years probation by Common Pleas Judge Floyd Harris after pleading guilty. Her probationRequires residence in the Women's Halfway House in Cleveland.
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Kathy Jo Cook
Park Meadow Apts
Common Pleas
Floyd Harris
Cleveland
Demby Named Carlisle Township Zoning Commission Chair
Richard Demby of 179 Brentview Dr is appointed chairman of the Carlisle Township Zoning Commission. He has served on the zoning board for three years and lived in the township for 20 years. Demby owns Demby Real Estate at 405 Middle Ave and teaches at a local college for eight years. He is a member of the Society of American Appraisers and former president of the Board of Realtors, with additional roles on the Real Estate Advisory Board at Lorain County. He holds a BS from Ohio University and an MA from Columbia University, plus postgraduate work at Case Western Reserve University.
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Richard Demby
Brentview Dr
Grafton
Carlisle Township
Demby Real
Middle Ave
Ry College
Acoto
Demby
Ohio University
Columbia University
Case Western Reserve University
Lorain County construction soars by 59 percent in 1977
Dodge reports total Lorain County construction contracts valued at 120.362 million in 1977 up from 75.546 million in 1976. Non residential work rose 74 percent to 36.2 million while residential climbed to 84.1 million. December activity reached 2.9 million non residential and 3.9 million residential, more than double December prior. Other items note Moss er Construction to build Cedar Point roller coaster for 3.4 million and Realty World Amcrest Realty open house Feb 18 in Amherst.
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Lorain County
F.W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Informations Systems CO
Dodge
Mosser Construction, Inc
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Amherst
Realty World
Amcrest Realty, Inc
Cleveland St
Jean Hoffman
Hoffman
AmCrest Realty
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