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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

1

Lorain provides bureau for paying traffic fines on Broad Street

The city announces a weekday traffic fine bureau opening Monday at 6 am inside the old Sears building on Broad Street. Residents with traffic and parking tickets can pay before court to avoid appearances. failure to appear may bring a summons, arrest warrant, or contempt charge. The list of major non-payers includes many individuals and firms, with notes that owners are responsible for delinquent tickets.

Horn The Bureau Front Door Hall Sears Broad Street

Jobless benefits extension nears approval in time

Washington reports Congress approved emergency legislation to extend unemployment benefits for about 250000 workers. The measure adds 13 weeks to the usual 52, totaling up to 65 weeks through December 31, 1975, with variations by state unemployment rates and a three year grace period for seven states and Puerto Rico to repay federal loans.

Washington House Senate William Scott Jesse Helms N.C James McClure Idaho Puerto Rico

Kraeck Successor Appointed to Elyria City Council

Leo Bullocks was appointed to Elyria City Council to fill the vacancy after the death of Kenneth Kraeck in an auto accident on June 15. See story on page 29.

Lorain Christy Grumbos Seneca Ave Stavros Meimaridis Erie Ave Jeff Bishop Leo Bullocks Elyria Kenneth Kraeck

Cold cash index hints at quick turnover metric

A brief index note describes a concept labeled cold cash. It suggests it applies when funds cannot be held long enough to realize a return. The tone implies a rapid turnover or liquidity focus without broader context.

FBI Agents Slain on Pine Ridge Reservation

Two FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were killed while serving warrants on a house near Oglala South Dakota. Indian resident also reported killed as gunfire ended with no arrests. A separate threat from the New World Liberation Front bombed BIA offices in Alameda California.

Pine Ridge South Dakota William Janklow FBI Joseph Trimbach Alameda Calif U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs San Francisco Chronicle New World Liberation Front California Jack R. Coler Ronald A. Williams Oglala Wounded Knee Coler Denver Williams Rapid City M.C Minneapolis Tribune Little Joe

Lorain County budget requests exceed nine million for 1976

County department heads seek 9,088,730 for 1976, about 43 percent above this year’s total. Officials consider a half mill sales tax and a seven-member citizen financial advisory committee to study needs and fund sources. Public hearings set for Monday and Tuesday as required. Sheriff needs rise to 1.6 million due to new jail operations.

Lorain Fred M. Ritenauer Ritenauer Vernon M. Smith

Fake letter target may sue FBI over 1968 protests

John Kaza, 25, of Beaverton Oregon, says he may sue the FBI over letters sent to his and Steve Eippers parents in 1968 claiming the Young Socialist Alliance backed a hunger strike at Oberlin College. FBI documents show Cleveland officials pressured families to end the fast. Kaza says an FBI file tied him to the USA and harmed a recent job interview.

Oberlin College FBI John Kaza Beaverton Ore Chronicle-Telegram Young Socialist Alliance Cleveland Kaza Steve Eipper Ithaca, N.Y The USA

Nixon cooperates with Watergate probes in California interview

Former President Richard Nixon voluntarily answered questions for 11 hours over two days before prosecutors and a grand jury, with the transcript sealed. His lawyer said the session was cooperative and not subpoenaed, and that it occurred in California due to health and travel considerations.

Nixon Herbert J. Miller Miller John N. Mitchell H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Robert C. Marcian California Hart's Court Henry S. Ruth Jr Democratic National Committee Watergate John W. Dean III House Judiciary Committee White House Haldeman CIA FBI

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