County department budget bids soar across multiple funds
A series of county budget requests shows hefty bids in both general and other funds. Notable figures include Data Processing 209560 and 175426, Common Pleas Court 325400 and 271233, and Mental Health 1588046 and 1921829, among many others raised by special levies or state and federal grants.
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Common Pleas Court
Board of Elections
Veterans Service
Regional Planning Commission
Ex-OC student recalls hunger strike and FBI letter
Kaza, former Oberlin College student, distances himself from SDS and the USA while recounting the hunger strike as brief and ineffective. He says the FBI sent letters to his parents, a discovery that shocked him, and notes he later left Oberlin for the Merchant Marines. Eipper, a medical graduate, criticizes the letters as political ploys in a broader anti war crackdown.
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Pagencialist Alliance
Oberlin
SDS |Students for @ Democratic Society
USA
Kaza
FBI
Oberlin College
Merchant Marines
Eipper
University of Massachusetts
Hisself
SDS
Cleveland
Washington
Johnson
FBI links ERCA to left wing group data in Cleveland area
Documents released by a rights group show the FBI Cleveland office recommended confidential information about Young Socialist Alliance and Student Mobilization Committee be supplied to ERCA for use by four Cuyahoga area school districts. ERCA distributed under articles on curriculum. officials recall mixed sources and questions about provenance of underground papers. Bay Village remained ERCA member. Westlake left the program.
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Cuyahoga County
FBI
Educational Research Council of America
ERCA
Cleveland
Political Rights Defense Fund
Washington
YSA
Young Socialist Alliance
SMC
Student Mobilization Committee
Westlake
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Berea
Alden Blandenship
Blankenship
Donald Cobb
Robert A. van Auken
van Auken
RCA
Ken Harris
Ashland
Bay Village
Kissinger faces criticism for dual government roles
A blue ribbon presidential commission says Henry Kissinger should not hold another cabinet post while serving as national security adviser and secretary of state. The panel, chaired by Robert Murphy, urges CIA overhaul moving the director to the White House and replacing Colby with a non career official. It also calls tighter control on covert operations and redesignation of the CIA as a Foreign Intelligence Agency. Ford to meet today with energy and economic advisers.
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Washington
SPI
White House
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
UPE
National Security Council Intelligence Committee
National Security
Nixon
Congress
Robert Murphy
CIA
William Colby
Foreign Intelligence Agency
Ohio Lottery Millionaire Derby to award $1 million
Scioto Downs in Columbus will host Ohio's fifth million dollar lottery drawing on August 5. Ten finalists will be chosen by the eighth race, the Ohio Lottery Millionaire Derby, with each finalist drawing a horse name. Prizes go to finish order: $1 million for the winning horse, $100,000 for second, $50,000 for third, and $10,000 each for the rest.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Scioto Downs
FBI Arrests Two in Spy Case for the USSR
Washington AP FBI agents arrested Sarkis O. Paskalian 36 of New York and Sahag K. Dedeyan 41 of Rockville Maryland. Paskalian a resident alien born in Lebanon was charged with conspiracy to gather classified national defense information for a foreign power. Dedeyan a naturalized citizen with top secret clearance was charged with failing to report the illegal photographing of national defense information. Also listed are grain quotes from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association with Wheat at 2.55, Shelled Corn 2.58, Oats 1.50, Soybeans 4.93 per bushel.
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Washington
FBI
Soviet Union
Sarkis O. Paskalian
New York
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
Lebanon
Paskalian
United States
Dedeyan
Dedegan
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Lorain County jobless rate slips to 7.8 percent
Lorain County's unemployment fell to 7.8 percent last month, the lowest since 5.7 percent in November. About 9,200 of 118,100 in the civilian labor force were unemployed, down from 10,700 in April. Seasonal gains in construction and retail, plus recalls at Ford Lorain, Avon Lake, and Elyria plants, helped offset losses in metals and machinery. The rate remains well above May 1974's 3.5 percent. June may rise with new entrants, summer unlikely to bring big changes.
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Lorain County
Donald Pawlczak
Lorain
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Pawlczak
Ford Motor Co
Avon Lake
Elyria Fisher Body
FBI ambush leaves two agents dead on South Dakota reservation
Gov Kneip said the FBI men were lured into an ambush and shot 15 to 20 times as as many as 30 people waited in the house. FBI and BIA police hunted suspects while roadblocks closed access. Authorities noted the incident began during warrants tied to a kidnapping case and described possible bunkers near the residence.
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Pierre
Richard Kneip
Offic
FBI
Washington
Janklow
BIA
Toby Moran
Moran
Sen
James Abourezk
Ds.d
Associated Press
Abourezk
U S feminists block move to censure Betty Friedan
At the International Women s Conference a group of Latin American feminists circulated a petition accusing Betty Friedan of manipulative tactics. Eunice West urged unity as Friedan’s dominance in Tribune sessions drew criticism. The caucus noted Friedan helped lead unofficial forums and pressed for better facilities, though she remained quiet at the gathering.
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U. S
Betty Friedan
Mexico City
Eunice West
New York
Ms. West
Ms. Friedan
The
Tribune
Edith Rinaldo
Aragentina
Maria Eugenia Echazareta
Mexico
Betty Freidan
Ms. Echazarreta
United States
Calif man convicted of killing Ohio woman
A San Francisco jury found Clarence Ferguson 34 guilty of first degree murder for the January slaying of Janet Rodgers and the assault with a deadly weapon against her traveling companion Julia Kehling both 20 from Cincinnati. He was also found guilty of felon in possession of a concealed firearm sentencing set for July 17.
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San Francisco
UPI
Clarence Ferguson
Ohio
Ferguson
Janet Rodgers
Julia Kehling
Los Angeles
Edward Cragen
Miss Kebling
Half Moon Bay
San
Wall Street Pauses After Six-Session Rise
Opening on the New York Stock Exchange shows a muted start with the Dow Jones 30 industrials barely higher, as gainers and losers balance. Analysts cite weekly Federal Reserve statistics released after yesterday's close as a factor in the quiet start to trading.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Indicted Lorain man arrested on charges
Ricky Lafferty, 26, of 422 Delaware Ave in Lorain, was arrested by Lorain County Sheriff's deputies after a secret grand jury indictment charging two counts of aggravated breaking and entering. He is jailed in county custody. The unrelated market notes mention a drop in money supply and a potential easing of interest rates.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Ricky Lafferty
Delaware Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Lottery Roundup AP Lists Weekly Winning Numbers
A compilation of lottery results from multiple states with numbers for Connecticut Illinois Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island and related draws. The bulletin notes some drawings occurred Wednesday in Pennsylvania Maryland and Rhode Island while others were held yesterday.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Queen Elizabeth to visit U.S. during bicentennial
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will tour the United States from July 7 to July 11, 1976, during the bicentennial year after accepting President Ford’s invitation. The White House press office confirmed the visit as part of the 200th birthday celebration.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Ford
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Queen Elizabeth II
Nominee says job thankless for health post
Dr F David Mathews 39 year old president of the University of Alabama said at a news conference he hopes the public realizes what a hard and often thankless task this post has become after President Ford sent his name to the Senate for confirmation to be Secretary of Health Education and Welfare. He would succeed Caspar W Weinberger who resigned reportedly to return to California because of his wife s health. Weinberger has been mentioned as a possible GOP gubernatorial candidate in that state.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
F. David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
Mathews
University of Alabama
Ford
Senate
Caspar W. Weinberger
California
Weinberger
GOP
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Smucker
Sybron
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Toledo Edison
Uniort Pacific Corp
Victor Comptometer Sa Woolworth
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Keystone Consol
Milligore Corp
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