Court orders CEI to maintain rates in Ohio ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Cleveland Electric to keep current rates until a new schedule is drawn up after a June 11 ruling. The decision ends a dispute among PUCO the city of Cleveland CET and CEI and indicates rates may rise slightly above those now in effect.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland Electric Dominating Co
PUCO
CET
Supreme Court
City of
Cleveland
U S Steel Elects Roderick President and Board Moves
U S Steel Corp named David M. Roderick as president to replace W A Walker who retires July 31 after 34 years with the company. Roderick, a Pittsburgh native, becomes finance committee chair and director of Aetna Life and Casualty and other groups. The board also elected W Bruce Thomas executive vice president for accounting and Raymond D Ryan as vice president and treasurer. A new committee on financial policy will oversee finance duties while committee roles are redistributed.
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U.S. Steel Corp
W.A. Walker
W. Bruce Thomas
Raymond D. Ryan
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Roderick
University of Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Paris
International
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Tax Foundation, Inc
American Iron and Steel Institute
American Council On Capital Formation
Pennsylvania
Walker
New York
Venezuela
US. Steel
Orinoco Mining Co
Ryan
Orinoco
Oliver Iron Mining Division
E.B. Speer
FBI faked letters to stop antiwar fast at Oberlin
The FBI allegedly forged letters to Oberlin College protesters and their families in 1968 69 to suppress a hunger strike against military recruiters. Documents claim agents encouraged radio broadcasts criticizing the Young Socialist Alliance while targeting students in Cleveland and Lake County. The letters, signed by “a concerned friend,” alarmed parents and prompted questions about privacy and government interference.
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Hoover
Cleveland
Young Socialist Alliance
YSA
Lake County
USA
Vietnam
FBI
Educational Research Center of America
ERCA
Oberlin College
Wall Street Opens Higher On May Indicator Rise
New York AP The stock market moved higher at the open as the Commerce Department reported its leading economic indicators index rose 2.1 percent in May marking the third straight monthly gain. The Dow Jones average was up about one point with gainers leading losers 3 to 2 on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
California Sues 11 Major Oil Firms
California sues eleven major oil companies for antitrust damages involving gasoline sales. The state seeks treble damages for itself and subdivisions and orders divestiture of crude oil interests where applicable. The suit targets firms producing about half the nation's gasoline.
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California
San Francisco
UPI
of California
Free market forced blocked by oil giant price fixing suit
Deputy AG Michael Spiegel said the lawsuit aims to restore free market forces by allowing drillers to sell to any buyer and refiners to set final prices. The complaint names 11 firms including Standard Oil of California Texaco Union Oil Atlantic Richfield Continental Douglas Exxon Getty Gulf Mobil Phillips and Shell for conspiring to limit competition in crude oil, fix prices, and allocate customers.
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UPI
Proct & Gable
Aig
RCA Corps
Allis Chalmers
Alcoa
Rockwil Ing
Am Airlines
Am Motors Siem Teneco
T&t
Texacoza
Anadoda
Timlin
Armco
Bendix
TRW
Beth Steel
Diamond
Zenith
Mist
Svbron
Motorola
Nabisco
Wat
Toledo Edison
Ashe
Union Pacific Corp
Norfolk
Allstate
Dreyfus
Fidelity Trend
Putnam Funds
Ket
Michael I. Spiegel
Federal District Court
Standard Oil Company of California
Texaco Inc
Union Oil Company of California
Atlantic Richfield
Continental Douglas Oil
Exxon
Getty Oil
Gulf Oil
Mobil Oil Company of
California Ltd
Phillips Oil
Shell Oil
Evelle Younger
California
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Auto industry shows brighter turn as mid June sales rise
Detroit reports mid June auto sales totaling 213,750 for GM Ford Chrysler and AMC, down 17 percent from a year ago but up 8 percent from May's first 20 days. Ford posts 7,724 new cars, best mid month since October, amid industry optimism. GM recalls 3,300 blue collar workers, cutting indefinite layoff to under 100,000.
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General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Dustry
Chevrolet
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Supreme Court links right to treatment to confinement
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot confine harmless mental patients in state institutions without treatment. The unanimous decision states a person who is mentally ill but not dangerous has a constitutional right to treatment while being confined. Justice Potter Stewart wrote that mere mental illness cannot justify indefinite custodial confinement if the person poses no danger and can live safely in freedom.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Security Federal elects exec George E. Thomas chief executive
George E. Thomas was elected chief executive officer of Security Federal Savings and Loan Association, succeeding William E. Taylor who will remain president in an advisory role. Thomas joined in 1954, has served as executive vice president for six years and director for three, and is educated at Fenn College. He and his wife reside in Willoughby Hills with three children. the bank operates offices in Cleveland, Elyria, Medina, Chardon and Painesville.
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American Standard, Inc
Chemical New York Corp
The
Chemical Bank
Financial Accounting Foundation
Thomas
U.S. Steel
Minnesota
John
Kaza
FBI
Gherlin College
George E. Thomas
Security Federal Savings and Loan Association
Wilbur A. Wagenlander
William £. Taylor
Security
Fenn College
Savings and Loan
Rotary Club of
Cleveland
Savings Institutions Marketing Society of America
Willoughby Hills
Security Federal
Elyria
Medina
Chardon and
Painesville
Butter and Egg Prices Move Across Ohio Markets
In Columbus and major Ohio cities, butter and eggs show varied retail and farm prices. Wisconsin and New York reports note steady or unchanged wholesale levels with large and medium cartons ranging around 63 to 65 cents, while nest-run stocks and grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau cooperative are listed for yesterday's closing.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
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