Penstroke adds 100000 jobs Weather Drying off
The National Weather Service reports Ohio started the New Year with light snow and rain then turning dry late today after a low pressure system off the Atlantic Coast moves away. Northern Ohio may see morning lows in the upper 20s with daytime highs in the 30s to low 40s. Skies clear partly tomorrow and temperatures stay similar. Rain earlier yesterday shifted to snow in the north with drizzle elsewhere as temps hovered near freezing.
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Winter's Silent Beauty Across States
Ohioans greet the new year under dismal weather with rain snow or sleet while New Hampshire finds quiet beauty as frost decorates the landscape. The scene contrasts harsh conditions with tranquil scenes in amid winter surroundings.
Lorain County names transit authority chairman
Lorain County Commissioners created the Lorain County Transit Authority to study and possibly initiate a public transit system. George Mitoff was named chairman for a three year term, with four other three year appointees and two two year appointees. One year posts went to Frank Pappenbrock and Joseph Emerich. The panel will study need and funding, including potential federal capital and operating funds.
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George Mitoff
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Halle Co
Louis Sanchez
U.S Steel
Jack Jewell
Vermilion
Ford Assembly
VAW
Jewell
Ohio House of Representatives
Nicholas Curci
Robert Thomas
Oberlin
Frank Pappenbrock
Elyria
Joseph R. Emerich
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Ludwig M Pincura
Jeresmo J. Keron
Kilauea erupts in spectacular Hawaii volcano drama
Washington AP reports Kilauea on Hawaii Island begun erupting after a seismic alarm. Dr. Donald Peterson of USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory noted a three mile fissure at about 3,500 feet elevation, lava moving toward Kau Desert in Hawaii National Park near Hilo. No immediate danger, eruption duration uncertain.
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Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
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Kau
Hawa National Park
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Ford signs emergency jobs and unemployment acts
President Ford signed emergency legislation to create 100 000 public service jobs and extend unemployment benefits amid 6.5 million jobless projection. He also dropped a proposed 5 percent surcharge, approved gold ownership, pardons for 18 civilians, and clemency for 29 former servicemen while pledging a $2.76 billion supplemental appropriations bill.
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White House
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Congress
Nelsen
Clemency Board
Proof up taxes down as 1975 arrives
Skyrocketing costs push major distillers to cut alcoholic strength rather than raise prices. A Seagram spokesperson cites high costs for corn rye barley and aging oak as factors. Separately Social Security tax increases reduce take home pay for workers, with higher limits and benefits adjustments ahead. Gov. Gilligan to deliver final State of the State address amid 1974 inflation and recession.
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Columbus
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New Year Reflections Across War, Disaster Torn Worlds
In Darwin a bugle sounded reveille at midnight as debris crews clear rubble after a cyclone devastated city. In Pakistan villagers sift Earthquake ruins leaving thousands killed. Cyprus faces Turkish invasion refugees while Spain and Argentina mark 1975 with home celebrations and office workers celebrating with paper.
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Pakistan
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