Wellington Water Restored After Shortage Crisis
Wellington's water supply was restored by morning after four breaks on West Herrick Avenue. The town reduced usage, re open industries, and Mayor Edwards praised residents for cooperation during the crisis. Schools remained closed for safety to ensure adequate fire protection.
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New 1976 Child Care Credit Affects Tax Returns
The Commerce Clearing House outlines a new 1976 child and dependent care credit replacing itemized deductions. The credit equals a portion of expenses to enable employment, with limits of up to 2000 for one qualifying individual and 4000 for multiple dependents, subject to earned income rules and special nonworking spouse exceptions.
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Fire tests find no body evidence in cremation claim
Cleveland police laboratory specialists said no evidence was found that the body of a boy, Noske, was cremated in a fireplace at the Brecksville home of Dr. Stuart Kutler. Officials from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation were not finished with their tests. Routler, 30, faces murder charges in the boy’s disappearance and remains free on bond.
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Kutler
Inordinate ordinances and quirky laws across states
A quirky roundup from Caliber lists odd laws in multiple states. It notes bans on ice cream in pockets in Lexington, bans on two men sharing a whisker in Cleveland, a 1 cent fine for cursing, a 200 pound woman fined for shorts on a horse in Gurnee, and other curious prohibitions including a donkey not allowed on buses and an Oxford Ohio ordinance banning a woman undressing before a man's photo.
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Haunted neighbors hear loud pounding and search for culprit
Mrs. Gardner questions loud disturbances while Yinger says the pounding awakens residents across the street and several houses away. Neighbors with balls and clubs search the Lansinger home attic for clues, suspecting a haunted house is spreading fear through the neighborhood.
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Lansinger
Syracuse Gunman Holds 2 Hostage In Apartment Siege
A gunman in Syracuse New York killed one man and wounded two officers as two pregnant teenage girls and a child were held hostage in an apartment. The police reported the gunman demanded a pack of cigarettes and no other clear terms were released. Police monitored the block and taped the apartment, while a Kent State professor urged careful handling to avoid harm to the family. In Coblenz West Germany first-nighters applauded the new Broadway musical Kismet with authors Wright and Forrest present.
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Coblenz
West Germany
UPI
Municipal Opera House
Lorain Works expansion plans haunt 1977 Lorain Ohio
Ohio industry and food price notes from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram report U S Steel Lorain Works expansion long range forecast with 1000 jobs not yet approved, current staff around 8200, and no firm plans. Separate items note egg and butter prices in New York Chicago and Columbus and a Lebanon civil conflict deaths comparison. An African bee eater scene is mentioned.
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Exxon
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Putnam Funds
Winning state lottery numbers and color references
A collage of lottery results across states Illinois Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland and more. Listings include multiple draws with numbers such as 36 377 8053 for Illinois and 09 35 22 8129 26337 for Grand Prix, plus color notes blue green red white and assorted labels.
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Michigan
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Pennsylvania
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Mount Sinai Doctor Indicted For Faking Bills
Cuyahoga County grand jury indicted Mount Sinai Hospital chief plastic surgeon Dr. Stanley Jaffe on a 13 count charge including forgery for submitting $1.20 in fare bills to Medical Mutual of Cleveland for services not performed. Grand jury foreman David Skylar said more investigations will follow.
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Colombia’s diverse climates span three Andes ranges
Visitors to Colombia can experience extreme contrasts from show-capped peaks to equatorial jungles and expansive plains. The country is divided by three ranges of the Andes, resulting in no true seasons but a full spectrum of climates and temperatures.
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