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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

3

CIA plots to kill unnamed leaders? Ford says incomplete record

The article discusses alleged CIA assassination plots linked to Trujillo and Lumumba in 1961, a Chilean coup plan involving Schneider in 1970, and Allende’s 1973 death. Stanton condemns such acts as immoral, warns of Nazi-like dangers, and plans for open hearings while the Rockefeller Commission report is referenced.

Ford Trujillo Lumumba John F. Kennedy Schneider Richard M. Nixon Salvador Allende Chile Allende U.S Stanton Rockefeller Commission Rockefeller

Ford pushes energy plan after House tax defeat

President Ford urged leaders from both parties to accelerate and toughen the national energy program after the House voted to strip a gasoline tax increase and to raise oil import quotas. The vote blocked a tax up to 23 cents a gallon by 1977, a key part of the administration plan to curb foreign oil reliance by 1985. Senate Democrats showed less enthusiasm for a gasoline tax amid Arab oil price pressures and possible price shifts.

Washington UPI Ford House White House Carl Albert Thomas P Tip” O'Neill America Ways and Means Senate Democrats

Automatic banking system to end payday lines in Cleveland area

Five major banks announce APEX automated payments exchange serving 241 banks across 39 counties from Pennsylvania to Indiana. By fall, paychecks deposit automatically, later recurring bills paid without checks. Direct payroll deposits and automatic bill pay to be voluntary, with ACH opening Sept. 15 and 1976 bill pay rollout.

Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Lake Erie APEX Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Charges Near In Probe Of Auto License Bureau

In a politically charged dispute, Ferguson and Andrews clash over audits of former deputy registrars and BMW operations. Marsho’s records rest with a Cleveland attorney and Columbus accountant as the Ohio Highway Patrol investigates a shortage. Ferguson accuses slipshod audits while noting missing formal documents for new deputy registrars.

Marsico Cleveland Columbus Ohio Highway Patrol Ferguson BMW Andrews James A. Rhodes Marsho

NYC crisis over for now

NYC cash crunch eased as a bank syndicate bought $280 million of tax anticipation notes at 8 percent and the Municipal Assistance Corp. provided a $100 million bridge loan to cover a $792 million note redemption due that day. City and state officials now face a $641 million gap between austerity and crisis budgets and begin planning long-term fixes.

New York UPI New York City Abraham Beame A &22 New Municipal Assistance Corp

Rent-a-car firms accused of monopoly

The FTC accuses Hertz Avis and National of monopolizing the airport car rental market, fixing prices and barring competitors. In 1973 they had 1.16 billion in revenue and controlled 96 percent of on-airport rentals, using coordinated programs and advertising deals to shore up their dominance.

Washington UPL Federal Trade Commission Today Hertz Avis National FTC RCA Corp International Telephone and Telegraph Corp Household Finance Corp

Opening Wall Street Dividends

The stock market slipped a notch as investors studied oil price prospects. The Dow Jones average fell a fraction and losers led gainers 6-5 on the NYSE. The day followed a meeting of OPEC in Gabon.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Butter and Egg Price Report Across Ohio and Midwest

In Columbus and other major Ohio cities retailers report butter carton deliveries at white high and medium grades with prices around 58 to 59 cents per unit. New York notes steady butter, while Chicago Midwest reports wholesale egg prices unchanged with Class 1 Large at 41 cents and others ranging down to 28 cents for smalls.

Columbus Ohio New York USDA Chicago Midwest

Grain prices in Ohio elevators close to market values

Grain prices from Northeast Northwest and Central Ohio show slight movements with No 2 wheat ranging 2.63 to 2.76, corn from 2.59 to 2.67, oats 1.48 to 1.60 and soybeans 4.85 to 4.98 per bushel. Lorain County Farm Bureau notes bids at market close yesterday and today.

Columbus UPI Ohio Northeast Ohio Northwest Ohio Central Ohio Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Ino

Ohio to review CEI rate hike in Cleveland

A Public Utilities Commission of Ohio member said a new CEI rate schedule for Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. will take at least three to four months. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled CEI deserved a larger increase than the commission granted in 1973 and sent the case back for action. The commission had approved 17 percent, but CEI appealed as too low, while the court rejected Cleveland's claim that even 17 percent was excessive.

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Business expansion and openings across Ohio and Ohio State area

Helen Weimer buys Ace Hi Salem and remodels the second floor salon with an open house on June 22. Big Dick Shupp expands Lorain County nightlife to Columbus planning new clubs and photo changes. Betty Fogle opens Fancy Plants and Bloomers offering interiorscaping services. Parker-Hannifin a Fluidpower Group offers two energy saving hydraulic courses in Cleveland. J B Robinson Jewelers plans five new stores in Michigan, Chicago area, and Akron, raising sales to about 11 million. Chromalloy American Corp increases common stock purchases up to 250,000 shares for treasury and corporate use.

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