Rabbi’s Moonie Deprogram Plan Targets Fronts and Tax Irregulars
Davis quotes estimate Moon’s income from street selling by youth at 3,100 daily per kid, with 1,000 to 30,000 children involved, claiming massive tax free sums and assets. He compares Moon’s movement to Nazi Youth, cites church council denials, and urges government probes and family defenses. He advises parents to stay in touch and contact Citizens Engaged in Re-Uniting Families.
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Scarsdale
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Drowning at Black River Bay prompts warning to parents
A seven year old boy slipped from a flat muddy rock along Black River Bay and drowned after heavy rain. The incident follows years of juvenile mishaps near the Fourth Street Bridge with police urging parents to keep children away from the river as funeral arrangements are handled by Bogner Funeral Home in North Ridgeville.
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Suit over suburb real estate rules dismissed by federal judge
U S District Judge Robert B Krupansky dismissed a suit by the Cleveland Association of Real Estate Brokers challenging anti solicitation ordinances in Bedford Heights Cleveland Heights and University Heights. He urged the group to pursue state court remedies first.
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Central Security Bank files 2.4 million capital notes offer
Lorain Ohio's Central Security National Bank files a 2.4 million offering of capital notes yielding 9 percent due June 1988. Proceeds boost working capital for lending investing and general banking. offering circular filed with the Comptroller of the Currency and Ohio Company to manage the sale.
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Pilgrim wagon train crosses rough weather to Columbia
Keefer and Brown with 18 year old Hendricks from Concord Mich drive a Belgian horse wagon train that started May 21. They faced rain in Oberlin and rough roads as they travel toward Columbia and Valley Forge. Passengers include Norman Butler in a wheelchair and other riders seeking a lifetime dream despite thefts and mishaps.
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Roy Brown
Brown
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Concord
Jackson County
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Norman Butler
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Garrison
Iowa
Valley Forge
Butler
Pomona
Calif
Primary winners tally after Montana and spread to California
In a mixed primary day Carter leads in the Democrats with 903 to Udall's 308.5 while Carter praises South Dakota gains. Udall hints at a remaining open race as Ohio could shift momentum. Ford and Reagan claim Republican wins as 540 Democratic delegates and 331 Republican delegates remain to be allocated ahead of next week’s California, New Jersey and Ohio contests.
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Reapan
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Georgia
Rhode Island
Federal mediator calls talks in telephone strike
A federal mediator has summoned Elyria Telephone Co and Communications Workers of America Local 4485 to a meeting in Cleveland tomorrow to resolve a two month wage dispute that led to a strike on April 2. Union president Floyd Banks notes high morale and international backing. James Herbert, company general manager, says optimism prevails as switchboard work is covered by supervisors.
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Harold Gold
Communications Workers of America Local 4485
Cleveland
Floyd Banks
International Union Office
The
International
James Herbert
Fanny Farmer Candy Strike Talks Resume In Norwalk
Norwalk strike by Teamsters Local 20 continues as union members and officials plan a 10 am meeting to decide next moves. Company offers 26 percent wage rise over three years, while union seeks 40 percent. About 320 workers at the Norwalk plant, the only Fanny Farmer facility, face wage dispute and ongoing picket lines.
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Teamsters Union
Toledo
Fanny Farmer
Louis Trotta
Trotta
Wall Street opens with minor Dow decline as rates weigh
Stock prices settle back in a cautious session led by a Dow drop of over one point to 973.13. Losers edge gainers 4 to 3 on the NYSE while investors monitor rising rates and the Lebanon crisis' regional impact. Volume at the Big Board weak at 13.98 million shares. The AMEX composite falls 0.25 to 102.91.
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