IRS Seizes Magic Stores Linked to Sheriff Candidate
IRS agents seized thousands of dollars in costumes, tricks, novelties, and joke gifts from three Yellow Barrel of Magic stores including one in Elyria owned by Norbert Dennerll Jr a former Democratic sheriff candidate. The action targets alleged unpaid federal income tax and Social Security taxes with a public auction planned if debts of about 44000 are not settled.
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Internal Revenue Service
Cleveland St. Elyria
Loram County
Norbert Dennerll Jr
Dennerll
Cleveland
IRS
Woods
Dennery
Elyria
Bedford Heights
Oes Dennerll
C-T
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Foreign volunteers flood Nicaragua aid scene amid Cold War tensions
A Chronicle-Telegram report surveys Americans and internationalists in Nicaragua, highlighting the mix of volunteers from Oberlin to Witness For Peace and other foreigners aiding the Sandinista government. It contrasts Cuban and Soviet presence with diverse nationalities, motives, and casual encounters with locals, noting official ambiguity in traveler status.
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Oberlin College
Saturn visit to Detroit called off after GM cancellation
Lorain officials hoped to press Saturn and GM to build a plant in Lorain County, but a late Tuesday call from Detroit canceled the appointment in memory of Joseph Sanchez, Saturn president, who died last week. No new date set as county leaders plan to reschedule.
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Lorain
Detroit
General Motors
Alex M. Oleyko
Joseph Sanchez
Saturn Corporation
Vienciais Itom Troughout
Lorain County
Saturn
Loraim County
Olejko
Snow likely with plummeting temperatures this week
Forecast calls for snow tonight and Thursday with low 20s dropping to the mid teens by evening. Heavily snowy with a 70 percent chance tonight and near 100 percent Thursday. Details on Page A-3. Police inquiry mentions contacting the prosecuting attorney and a Springfield Elyria attorney Freddie M as a mother alleges school administrators overstepped Supreme Court guidance following Friday's search.
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Freddie M . Springfield
Elyria
Springfield
The
Supreme Court
Trade deficit hits record amid oil price drop
The government reports a record US trade deficit of 1233 billion dollars for 1984, nearly doubling the prior year. OPEC members cut top-grade oil prices by up to 160 dollars per barrel, potentially easing consumer fuel costs as price cuts translate to about 214 cents per gallon for refined fuels.
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United States
OPEC
Renue Suntzerland Tndawer
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Nicaragua
U.S
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Ontario
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Witness For Peace
Witness For Peace Group
Wendell Banks
Dean Davis
Ruth
Florida
Managua
Timothy Dutton
Wooster
Ohio
Dutton
Mansfield
David Knox
Linn Grossman
Westwood
Calvin Leader
Leader
Wee Ae At Ag
F& Entertainment
Oberlin
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