Social Security hike seen rejected in Congress
The Senate Finance Committee rejected Ford's plan to raise Social Security payroll taxes by up to $2 a week per worker. The move delays action on tax changes until later in 1977, while SSI benefits may rise by up to $900 million next year. The committee will rely on congressional forecasts, widening the 1977 deficit to about $5.1 billion, though Social Security remains solvent through 1981.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Oberlin air controllers faulted after near collision incident
NTSB investigators say a 1975 Oberlin air traffic control computer malfunction and an off route Lear Jet intrusion caused a near collision involving a private plane and an American Airlines jet. Drew Parker and Charles Hewitt faced scrutiny for not noting the conflict during the transfer of duties. No disciplinary actions were announced as inquiries continue.
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Drew Parker
NTSB
Oberlin
Parker
Charles Hewitt
Elyria
Hewitt
American Airlines
Jack Ryan
Cleveland
Scranton Named U N Ambassador To United Nations
President Ford appoints former Pennsylvania governor William W. Scranton as ambassador to the United Nations. Moynihan is resigning as U N ambassador. meeting held in the Oval Office with Scranton and Moynihan, sources say Scranton to be announced at the time.
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Washington
Ford
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
United Nations
Oval Office
White House
Scranton
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.N
Retrial prospects unclear for Papp case in Ohio
The article recalls Rob er t H Puatt and Lennard Kligler of Comet Management discussing the Kimberly Gardens complex now renamed with improved units occupied by seniors. It notes Roxie Ann’s body location linked to Papp and mentions Verrailian attorney Charles Adams guiding appeals that were denied by Ohio courts.
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Robert H. Puatt
Papp
Pratt
Roxie Ann
M. Hardie
Adams
Ohio Ninth District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Goodwin pleads guilty amid questions on admissibility
The case centers on Goodwin facing a single charge linked to Marsico and suspected funds theft. A taped interview with Mrs Henderson references a $25,000 check signed by Marsh o in 1973, a detail not yet offered as evidence. Garrett Murray, an Elyria attorney, acknowledged ethics limits prevent comment while the case remains pending.
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Derson
Goodwin
Marsha
Marsho
Garrett Murray
Elyria
Henderson
Murray
Central Security names VP LORAIN
Central Security National Bank of Lorain County promoted James Chevalier to vice president at its annual meeting. Directors re elected Harold G. Pyle as chairman and Joseph T. Ryan as president and general counsel. Chevalier, longtime assistant VP and former manager of three branches, shifts after consumer credit duties added in 1974.
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Lorain
Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County
James Chevalier
Harold G. Pyle
Joseph T. Ryan
Chevalier
Ryan
Central Security
Consumer Credit Department
Carol
Pyle
Carl Adams
Great Lakes Broadcasting Co
Ohn
Corogin
Lake Erie Electric, Inc
William T. Duffin
Duffin Manufacturing Co
Maurice A. Enright
Nelson Stud Welding Co
Meyer Goldberg
Meyer Goldberg Supermarkets, Inc
Robert S. Howley
Robert S. Howley Co
Rudolph P. Jakmas
Jakmas Plumbing and Heating, Inc
Lloyd P. McIntire
Elyria
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
John D. Pincura
Lorain County Common Pleas
Edward P. Reidy
Reidy- Scanlan Co
Raymond ©. Rossman
Midwest Bancorporation
Delbert A. Russell
DRG Co., Inc
Joseph Ryan
Harold V. Tisdale
Craeen
Joseph A. Ashelyi
Theodore Wakefield
Firelands Community Bank
Andrew J. Warhola
William G. Wickens
Wilfred C. Wood
Sao Paulo Sao Paulo is Brazil's largest city
Sao Paulo remains Brazil's largest and fastest-growing city, attracting investment, residents, and development as its economy expands and urban footprint broadens across the state.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Computer Spots Likely Personal Crisis Reports
New York UPt reports a computer at the University of Wisconsin proved 20 percent more accurate than doctors in spotting death by own action among patients under treatment. Patients preferred telling the computer their problems over doctors, reducing hesitation. Death by own action ranks 11th in the U.S. and second among ages in the group.
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New York
UPT
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Butter and eggs price notes across Ohio and Midwest
AP reports wholesale butter and egg price movements in Ohio and New York markets. Ohio farmers show large carton deliveries with prices in the 63 to 75 cent range, while New York notes higher butter offerings. Chicago midwest egg report lists unchanged to higher wholesale prices for large to small classes and checks at 24 cents.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Downeed to Break 1000: Market Eyes Elusive Level
The Dow flirted with the 1000 mark amid a broad market advance. Analysts cited profit taking and renewed buying, with institutional investors fueling gains to near 995 and a close around 994.95. NYSE volume rose to 34.24 million as the NYSE composite and Amex indexes also rose. Grain prices at Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative closed mixed with wheat at 3.44, corn 2.50, oats 1.40, soybeans 3.42 per bushel.
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Dow Jones
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Exchange
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
API
Alcoa
Hercules Sato
IBM Boke
Am Motors
Amt&t
Armco
Lk Koppers
Kresges
Kroger
Bendix
Cal Gas
Penney
PepsiCo
Curtis
Pfizer
Phil Morr
Dresser
DuPont
Easkd
Pullmn
Eaton
Ralston P
Exxon
Wie
Pierre Jan R Smith
American Machine & Foundry
Ford M
American Ship Building
American Standard
Dynam Abit
Chromalloy Cities Service
Grain Cpc International, Inc
Dart Ind
Emerson Bba
Fruehauf Wy
Goodrich
Covewance Industries
Koehring
Lear Siegler
Teay National Gypsum
Sta
Ohio Edison
Les Richmond
Carp
Searle
Syhron
Chronicle-Telegram
Bayt Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & ‘Ublishi
United States
Cleveta Karan
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