Ford labor panel resignations cloud veto clash
President Ford vetoed a common site picketing bill, triggering possible mass resignations by the nine labor panel members on the construction collective bargaining committee. AFL-CIO figures and Secretary of Labor John Dunlop weigh options as industry leaders urge solidarity and continued negotiation.
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Washington
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Afl-Clo Building Trades Department
Robert Georgine
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Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Dunlop
21 pot suspects indicted in U S2 billion ring
Federal agents in seven states rounded up 21 alleged marijuana dealers linked to a vast ring. Detroit hosted a major branch with a two year operation moving about 15 000 tons of marijuana valued at about 2 billion dollars wholesale.
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Mederal
Mexico
San Diego
Michigan
Theodore Vernier
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Vernier
Richard Delonts
U.S. Attorney’s Office
James Thornton
Jackson
Boston
Thornton
William Day
California
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Tuholske dies after kidney transplant complications
Leo Tuholske of Cleveland area and Elyria dies after kidney transplant failure in March 1975. Survived by wife Edinee Steinberg and mother. former life underwriter, president of Lorain County Kidney Foundation, and member of Temple B NAI Abraham. Services tomorrow at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home. Burial in Agudath Achim Cemetery. Memorials to Lorain County Kidney Foundation.
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Akron
Cleveland
Elyria
Union Central Life Insurance Co
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Lorain County Kidney Foundation
Temple B'Nai Abraham
Big Brothers Organization of
Edinee Steinberg
Leo Tuhalske
Two Lorain Men Accused of Lake Erie Dumping
U S Attorney accuses Norman Stafford and Richard Kozora of dumping clean fill and debris into Lake Erie along East Erie Avenue since April 1974. The civil suit seeks a halt to dumping and up to 10 000 per day fines for each day of violation, with totals potentially exceeding millions.
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Frederick Coleman
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South Shore Builders
Reid Ave
Richard A. Kozora
E. Erie Ave
U.S. District Court
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Rozora
Coleman
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Army Corps of Engineers
Dakota Chief Honors May at Radeboul Grave
From a Saturday night feature on the Dakota chief Suseteha-Tanka paying respects at May’s grave in Radeboul in IR. The chief praises May as a lasting beacon for youth across nations, noting no white brother connected with red life more closely.
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Fire at OSU fraternity house kills two students
Two persons died in a fire at the Alpha Rho Chi fraternity house on the Ohio State University campus. Firemen said the blaze started when a fraternity pledge used a fireplace to burn waste paper while cleaning up after initiation. The incident is reported by AP.
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AmShip president calls for higher efficiency at Lorain yard
American Ship Building Co at Lorain aims to win a larger Great Lakes market share by boosting efficiency. Francis Theis cites poor management, high labor costs, and contract issues as barriers, predicts more orders for 1,000 foot carriers, and says two super carriers are under construction with one more planned. He notes past financial problems but remains optimistic about Lorain and AmShip’s future.
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Francis Theis
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10 Bay Construction Company
Captured Cubans Upset Over War In Angola
Three young Cuban prisoners held by UNITA in central Angola say they were told in Cuba they were needed to help the MPLA fight foreign mercenaries. They traveled believing they would aid black Africans against invaders but saw no foreigners. They were beaten initially but later treated well. Names include Dusentes Rodriguez Garcia from Matanzas, Selso Calder from Santa Clara, and Jose Durudi from Guantanamo. The MPLA is backed by the Soviet Union. UNITA by FNLA.
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Santa Clara
Jose Durudi
Guantanamo
Imported cars grab record share in 1975 US market
Imported autos took a record 18.3 percent of U S 1975 auto sales as the Big Four fell to their lowest nonstrike year since 1962. Total 8.6 million cars sold in the United States, down 22 percent from 1974 and 25 percent from 1973. Imports reached 1.6 million, up 12 percent, with Volkswagen and Toyota leading among brands.
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Toyota
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Two Promoted at Lorain Products In Reliance Unit
Two major personnel changes at Lorain Products a subsidiary of Reliance Electric Co were announced H Martin Huge president of Lorain becomes head of new product development and telecommunications George Hindley vice president operations is named general manager Huge will keep the presidency and report to B C Ames Reliance president Hindley will oversee all U S and foreign factory operations engineering marketing and services Huge long associated with Lorain since 1938 holds 32 U S patents Hindley joined Reliance in 1959 as an engineer and has held several management posts
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H. Martin Huge
George Hindley
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B.C. Ames
Reliance
Hugo
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Hindley
U.S
Huge
Bay Village
Allentown
Relance Electric
Westerville
Wall Street Opens Lower As Gains Fade
The stock market eased after sharp year start gains with the Dow Jones average down slightly in early trading. Losers edged gainers at the NYSE as analysts kept an upbeat view on interest rates. Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime rate to 7.10 percent, matching Cleveland Trust’s move yesterday, with talk of a possible 6.75 percent peak as Fed policy loosens.
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Lordstown Plant Rolls Off Its Three Millionth Car
The Lordstown General Motors assembly plant in Ohio marked its three millionth vehicle with a blue Chevrolet van rolling off at 10:50 a.m. The plant's first vehicle, a Chevrolet Impala, was completed April 28, 1986. The site employs about 11,100 workers.
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Lordstown
Check factory president hunted in Ohio fraud case
James Robert Redican of Kentwood Michigan led Computer Payrell and Accounting Services. The failed firm folded in December leaving many companies with bad Payrell checks totaling 91.5 million. Redican, 12, faces a warrant charging him with fraud. Local grain prices and retail sales reports from Ohio markets are also noted, with various price quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans and USDA price movements.
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