Norwalk teen tracks gas prices to save drivers money
Vaughn Rider 19 polled prices at 21 Norwalk stations for 18 months, posting monthly lists at Benedict Ave. He reports prices rose about 20 cents since February 1974, with a typical spread of 7 cents between cheapest and priciest. He estimates saving up to a dollar weekly if he buys the cheapest fuel, though most stations are closed and the associate degree holder plans to pursue college off Norwalk.
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Vaughan Rider
Norwalk Area
Benedict Ave
Huron County
John Borgia
Rider
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Vote set for Monday 648 panel pushes WAC fund cutoff
The Lorain County Board of Mental Health fund committee 648 votes to recommend terminating funding for the Lorain Welfare Action Center WAC. The move follows welfare fraud charges against director James Dickerson and concerns about agency finances. A continuation of emergency aid is possible via alternative low income services.
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Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
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Lorain Welfare Action Center
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Poverty Agency
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Welfare Action Center
James Dickerson
Dickerson
James
Welfare Action Center Board of Directors
Ruth Dobosy
Lorain County Welfare Department
Gerard Prinz
648 Board
Dobosy
Bruce Ward
Rosemary Urban
Evan Nord
Jack McCrea
Tom Peters
Joseph Urbansky
Martin Heberling
Munyala Takes Third in 3000m Steeplechase at USA Africa Meet
James Munyala of Africa powers through a water obstacle after clearing a hurdle in the 3000 meter steeplechase at Baldwin Wallace last night. He finishes third in the event. Story and more photos on Page E-2. C T photo by Jeff Bishop.
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Jeff Bishop
Babysitter Dies After FiveStory Fall In Back Bay Fire
In Boston a fire on a Back Bay house led to the death of 19 year old Diane Bryant who fell from a crumbling fire escape. Two year old Tiare Jones survived with possible internal injuries as firefighters avoided collapse and helped the child to safety. The fire, ruled of suspicious origin, caused about $50,000 in damage.
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Mrs. Jones
Tee Tee
Diane Bryant
Miss Bryant
O'Neill
Back Bay
Avon man on splashdown recovery ship for final space mission
Avon native John H. Ross, 95, serves aboard the USS New Orleans as Navy mechanics prepare helicopters to pluck the Apollo spacecraft from the Pacific near 200 miles west of Hawaii. Ross, an Avon High School 1958 graduate, is part of the recovery team joining astronauts Thomas P. Stafford Vance D. Brand and Donald K. Slayton for the splashdown today.
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New Orleans
C. John H. Ross
Navy
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Hawaii
Pacific
Avon High School
Ross
License fund theft indictment cites eight month pattern
Former Elyria councilman Anthony J. Marsico, 53, indicted on a felony theft charge for pilfering $320,431.22 from Marsico's Auto License Bureau from Jan 1, 1974 to Jan 29, 1975. State Auditor’s office audit traced escalating thefts beginning May 1974 with concealment attempts and variances in plate sales. The case ties to a pattern of wealth from an ex-convict and references a page 4 continuation.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Anthony J. Marsico
East River St
Marsico
State Auditor's Office
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
BMV
BMW
Lorain County
John D. Pincura III
Marsho
Pincura
Ruby named as FBI informer linked to Kennedy killing
A declassified 1964 Hoover letter reveals Jack Ruby began informing for the FBI in 1959 and met agents eight times with no material results. The Warren Commission did not disclose Ruby’s FBI ties, according to Mark Lane, who urges Congress to reopen the Kennedy investigation.
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Warren Commission
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Hoover
Ruby
Mark Lane
Washington
Oswald
Lane
Citizens Commission of Inquiry
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Rubby
Don Edwards D
Calif
House
Edwards
Clarence Kelley
Weather Summary Report
Showers expected tonight with low temperatures in the low 00s. Cloudy with a high in the upper 7s tomorrow. Precipitation chances 20 percent tonight and tomorrow. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight.
Nixon ordered CIA to stop Allende in Chile
New York Times reports Nixon in 1970 ordered CIA efforts to prevent Salvador Allende from becoming Chilean president. Plans included kidnapping Gen Rene Schneider and arming insurgents with machine guns and teargas grenades. The kidnap was carried out. Schneider was killed. Kissinger was briefed on October 13 1970 and told Ford later.
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UPI
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
Salvador Allende
Chile
New York Times
Rene Schneider
CIA
Schneider
Ing
the Times
Henry Kissinger
Thomas Karamessines
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Center Rd
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His Times
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