Postal Service fears rival electronic mail overhaul
Washington reports the Postal Service warns that electronic communication threatens first class mail and could shrink revenue. With Social Security and government salaries moving by electronic transfer, mail volume may fall and subsidies may rise. Ellington notes mass personal service loss and pushes for new delivery models.
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Eaton Two boy dies in house fire caused by cigarette
A one story three bedroom home in Lorain County burned amid chilly winds. A boy trapped inside perished while neighbors aided the injured resident. Firefighters fought the blaze for about an hour to stop spread. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Missing Elyrian faces death if he's not treated
Mrs Tuholske said her husband Tu holske, missing since Saturday, would not quit and had planned a January trip to Plaringa. Law enforcement and Lorain County REACT searched after a hospital call about his missed treatment. He previously faced kidney transplant rejection and dialysis, with prior meningitis and active Kidney Foundation roles.
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Lorain County
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Independence
National Kidney Foundation
Free press vs fair trial debate in Nebraska case
The North Platte report notes a jury selection in the Erwin Charles Simants murder case may be closed door, a free press versus fair trial issue already headed toward the U S Supreme Court. The controversy centers on whether the trial can be conducted free of press intrusion while ensuring a fair verdict.
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Lincoln County
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Simats
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Blackmun
U.S. Supreme Court
Republic Steel to boost output at four plants this week
Four Republic Steel Corp plants Buffalo Mahoning Valley Cleveland and Canton plan higher operations this week after December cutbacks driven by holiday shutdowns. Elyria production remains steady with no layoffs anticipated.
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Lorain tax drop due to collection changes in 1975
Lorain mayor and city auditor attribute a drop in 1975 income tax receipts to changes in collection procedures rather than an altered economy. 1974 yielded about $5 million with 14 months counted. 1975 counted 12 months, producing $4.5 million.
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Ronald Nabakowski
Joseph Zahorec
American Shipbuilding Company
Nabakowski
Lorain National Bank chair retires after 30 years
James H. Herbert ends a 30 year banking career as Lorain National Bank chairman. He will stay in Lorain, lead Reserve Financial Services, and remain active in state and national banking groups. His Lorain ties include Elyria branch support and roles with Lorain County Community College Foundation and Lorain St. Joseph Hospital.
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Coshocton
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JFK naval record attacked as lackluster by new book
Lantana Florida UP I reports a controversial book claiming John F Kennedy's WWII Navy record was mediocre. Authors Blair Jr and Joan Blair cite declassified documents and crew interviews, alleging Kennedy disobeyed procedures, PT 109 incident flaws, and a rammed torpedo boat, while crediting Kennedy with saving one crewman.
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Wall Street Opens Higher on Optimistic New Year Outlook
The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 2 percent in early trading as gainers led 4 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts cited a trade association survey showing improving business conditions, though pace remains modest, plus expectations that tax selling has ended.
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