IRS suspends Wolfson Foundation tax exemption in Fortas scandal
The IRS suspended Wolfson Family Foundation Inc tax exemption for one year ending October. Wolfson says the suspension followed a regulation violation the foundation cannot be told. Fortas had resigned in 1969 after an agreement for annual payments from the foundation.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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IRS
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Columbia School Bus Policy Amended to Limit Nonessential Trips
The school board approved a March 15 effective policy limiting bus use to essential trips only. Supt Donald Hagen stated safety requires curtailment on field trips, with nonroutine trips charged at a per mile rate and approved by the principal. Barbara Hardin resigned as high school secretary.
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Columbia
Donald Hagen
Hagen
Barbara Hardin
Lorain County
Avon officials join study amid Rt 611 plan opposition
Avon city leaders reluctantly agree to participate in a state feasibility study of relocated Rt 611 while opposing the project. Westlake, North Olmsted, and Fairview Park officials weigh in with mixed stances as Avon asks the state to consider alternatives and a formal objection letter is authorized for record. Public hearings may allow further challenge and potential funding refusal.
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Avon
Nicholas T Mllock
Ron Green
Westlake Fairview Park
North Olmsted
State Highway Department
Mitock
Green
Westlake
Fairview Park
Wellington Events Include Public Dance and Rummage Sale
Wellington hosts a Saturday public dance at Eagles Hall to benefit the Heart Fund with The Ambers performing at 7 30 p m. A Friday and Saturday rummage sale at Harrison's Garage on North Main Street raises funds for the community welfare fund. The Wellington Women’s League backs the sale.
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Amherst
Asia
Norman Linder
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Womens Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Russell Jordan
George Green
Morris Furcron
Herbert Whitney
Wellington High School
Lorna Mull
Lorain Considers Own Waterline If Amherst Negotiations Fail
Lorain could install a city owned waterline on Cooper Foster Park Road if Amherst does not negotiate a sale of the current line. Lorain annexed land along Cooper Foster Park between Oberlin Avenue and Broadway. Acting Waterworks Supervisor Philip Maiorana asked Amherst Service Director Thomas Clark to start sale negotiations and warned Lorain would build its own line if no response within one month.
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Amherst
Oberlin Avenue
Broadway
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Amherst Service
Thomas Clark
Maiorana
Doctors Should Urge Earlier Appointments for Ill Patients
A reader argues doctors must tell patients to seek earlier appointments if symptoms worsen or persist. The piece cites a case where delays led to severe illness and urges open communication with physicians. It endorses a booklet advising patients to seek care as soon as symptoms start and questions the fear of bothering a doctor.
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Steinerohn
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst Hospital Receives $14 390 Medical Equipment Grant
The Amherst Hospital gained 14390 from the James R Nichail Memorial Foundation. The funds purchased nine items including incubator sterilizer lab and optical microscopes a breathing treatment machine heartbeat monitors and suction units for surgery as hospital administrator Irwin Wissim praised the gift and noted improved care. James R Nicholl a former local resident left a large trust to benefit county hospitals and died Oct 25 1961 leaving an estate valued at 571273.
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Amherst Hospital
James R Nichail Memorial
Irwin Wissim
Wissim
James R Nicholl
Nicholl
Nicholl Stone Co
Ohio House and Senate Adjourn After Quiet Week
Ohio lawmakers ended a week with scant floor action and adjourned until Monday to hear Gov Gilligan's State of the State address. Senate and House leaders debated strip mine reform bills with Stockdale urging independent reviews and Lancione eyeing cross chamber talks with White House and regional conservation officials. Two bills cleared by the House on adjournment would update special election provisions and allow continued vehicle registrations for merging corporations.
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House
Senate
Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
John J
Robert EF Stockdale
Kent
Stockdale
Tve
Clara E Weisenborn
Dayton
AG Lancione
Bellaire
Welsenborn
Lorain Market Disqualified From Food Stamp Program
The US Department of Agriculture disqualified M and M Market at 2828 Vine Ave in Lorain for one year for selling ineligible items and overcharging a food stamp customer. Owner Mrs Mary McLin may seek reinstatement after Feb 18, 1972. the store cannot accept food coupons during the disqualification.
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US Department of Agriculture
M and M
Vine Ave
Mary McLin
McLin
Agriculture Department
USDA
Dennis M Doyle
Midwest
Usda Food and Nutrition Service
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