Marsico voyage linked to forged birth certificate and large transfers
Interpol and U.S. agencies scrutinize Marsico and Goodwin after Marsico's Brazil trip in late January 1975. He secured a birth certificate, obtained a passport, carried 6000 to 7000 dollars, and returned Feb 7, 1975 with funds largely depleted. Investigations by IRS, Ohio authorities, MEG, and FBI reports intersect with a wider graft and asset-shifting inquiry. Grace Marsico, now divorced, cites rebuilding her life amid financial fallout.
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Washington
Broad Street
Elyria
Elyria Board of Health
Marsho
Ile
United States
Cleveland
Leonard Yelsky
Brazil
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Interpol
Marsho-Goodwin
Goodwin
Ohio Highway Patrol
Granda
Pa executive named new Tappan air division head
John W Jack Reece, 43, named vice president and general manager of Tappan's air conditioning division in Elyria. A Coast Guard Academy graduate with masters in mechanical engineering and management, he replaces David W Schrempf who moved out of state. Reece previously led Frick Co in Waynesboro as president and CEO and held roles at Baltimore Aircoil Co and Merchant Marine Academy teaching thermal dynamics. He plans to relocate with his wife Pat and five children and continues a sailing interest.
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Tappan Company
Elyria
John W .Jack
Reece
Coast Guard
Frick Co
Waynesboro
David W. Schrempf
Tappan
Coast Guard Academy
Arctic
Merchant Marine Academy
Baltimore Aircail Co
Baltimore
Anaheim
Environmental Products
Pat
Boys dive to safety as suspect is shot
In Elyria, deputies and police pursued a shooting scene near a store where two boys hid in the snow as armed deputies fired. The manhunt for a second suspect continued, with Capt. Henry Zieba noting no weapons found and stressing the need to locate the second man.
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Mertz
Elyria
Henry Zieba
Cer
Zieba
Bricklayer Finishes Wall Section in Local Project
A local bricklayer completes a wall section as part of a broader construction effort within the community. The work continues typical of the area’s ongoing building program. Details remain sparse in this fragmentary report.
Heroic mom aids firemen as blaze traps family
A two alarm fire trapped a family for about five minutes while 21 firemen battled the flames in a Cedar Street home. Fire began in the front living room and spread through the first floor damaging rooms and contents. Ambulances took the family to hospital. estimated damage near $20,000 with donations organized by local residents.
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Page Room
Majoras Ambulance Service
Cedar Street
States collect record taxes as inflation outpaces revenue
Washington dispatch reports Americans paid more taxes to states in fiscal 1975, but revenues failed to keep pace with inflation. National Governors Conference notes states spent surpluses and cut expenditures to close gaps. Census Bureau data show tax receipts at 80.1 billion, up 8 percent from 74.2 billion, with Alaska up 63.9 percent while Michigan and Connecticut fell.
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Washington
UPI
National Governors’ Conference
US Census Bureau
Michigan
Connecticut
Alaska
Edison offers load management rate to spread power use
Ohio Edison launches a load management program giving rate breaks to customers who shift electricity use across the day. New schedules apply to industrial and rural residential customers, with 66 percent already having load meters. The plan aims to lower bills by smoothing peak demand and may reduce needed generation.
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Ohio Edison
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain finalists win consolation Ohio Lottery prizes
Two Lorain finalists in the Buckeye 1,000 drawing were eliminated early and won $1,000 and $2,000. The top prize winner, Robert Partlow of Anderson Indiana, will receive $1,000 a month for life, at least $400,000, with others including Wanda Spencer of Convington, Kentucky and Glenn Newell of Marion among the big winners. Spirit of ’76 game replaces Super Santa with new prizes and numbers listed for multiple states.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Ohio
Gaspar M. Flores
E. 32Nd St
Eleanor Adams
Robert Partlow
Anderson
Ind
Partlow
Warner Gear Plant
Muncie
Wanda F Spencer
Convingion, Ky
Stock market pulls back in profit taking session
New York equities eased as investors logged profits in a continuing market pullback. The session followed Thursday's mixed trading, with declines broadening across major indices and blue chips.
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New York
Grain price report from Ohio elevators shows mixed changes
UPI records average cash grain prices paid to farmers by Ohio elevators across Northeast Northwest and Central zones after yesterday and today markets. Notable figures include No 2 wheat around 3.21 in Northeast and 3.24 in Northwest, No 2 corn about 2.37 to 2.41, No 2 oats near 1.53 to 1.55, and No 1 soybeans at 4.40 to 4.47, with trend showing wheat down and corn oats soybeans steady to unchanged.
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American Motors
Safeway
General Electric
Texaco
Dow Jones
New York
Dow Jones Industrial Exchange
York
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Greyhound Wan New York
Gulf Oil Nets
Hercules
Ts Ace
Airco Inc
Ty Allez CP
Tanick
Alcoa
Man
Bendix Et
Beth
Norflk
Borden
Ohio
Owen
Penn Cent
Chrysler
Pennevadon
Ciues
Pfizer
PepsiCo
Phill Pet
Ralstan
DuPont
India
Sears
Exxon
Shell Oil
Singer
Akabe Sperryr
Ford M Wiech St Brands
Ind
Giller
Goodrh R Smuith Co
Pierre al American Machine & Foundry
American Ship Building
American Standard
CPC International, Inc
Dart
Emerson Sid Fruebaul
Goodrich A
Indusiness Kewanee Industries
Koehring
Lear Siegler
Me National Gypsum
Columbus
UPI
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
Flexible Flyer fund formed to save sled maker
Four Maryland doctors donate 4 to Blazon Flexible Flyer in bankruptcy distress. They urge a Fund for Future Flexible Flyer Fun to keep the sleds alive for future generations as the Akron bankruptcy case unfolds and moves sought to relocate operations to West Point Mississippi while the bank and company exchange suits over debt totals.
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Flexible Flyer
Medina
Ohio
Maryland
J. W. Banks
Hagerstown
Flexible Flyernc
Akron
West Point
Miss
Banks
First National City Bank of New York
Blazon
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Lorain County Welfare Department
Schrempf
John Fuller
John W, Reece
Oliver
the Columbian Newspaper
Vancouver
Heroic Mom
Cheryl Brown
CBER
Judy Myers
Elbert Brown
Edison
One Edison
Mutuals
Anke Allstate
Dreyfus
Fidelity Trend Mig
Mass
Putnam Funds Grth
Meyer Goldberg
Ea Ks
Glenn Newell
Marion
Paul Cline
Mansfield
Robert Gutzwiller
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maine
New Jersey
Lotto
Bonanca
Delaware
Sylvania & Magnavox
Ceveferd
Lenin
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