Domestic patriots shape citizen democracy across the nation
The Chronicle-Telegram highlights ordinary Americans from Ada Vladimur in Florida to Michelle Madoff near Pittsburgh and Ed and Joyce Koupal in Los Angeles leading local movements. It notes the Illinois Public Action Council's statewide push and warns July 4 fireworks cannot replace daily citizenship. It cites Thomas Jefferson on patriotism as steady lifelong dedication.
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Ada Vladimur
West Palm Beach
Florida
Pittsburgh
Michelle Madoff
US Steel
Los Angeles
Joyce Koupal
People’s Lobby
Princeton
New Jersey
Kenneth Wooden
Philadelpha
Magme Kuhn
Cizens
Grey Panthers
Thomas Jefferson
Worth Fauver Jr Succeeds Father on Local Bank Board
Elyria attorney Worth A Pauver Jr becomes third generation on Lorain County Savings and Trust Co board, succeeding his father Worth A Fauver Sr who retires after first joining in 1933. The senior Fauver led Community Chest and Red Cross roles. Worth Jr heads YMCA and Junior Achievement and serves in Lake Ridge Academy and hospital company work.
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Worth A. Pauver, Jr
Elyria
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Worth A. Fauver
Worth, Jr
Robert T. Bowman
Fauver
The
Community Chest
Red Cross
Elyria City
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Holly Vandemark
University Ave
Ohlemacher
Hijackers Take Flight From Athens to Entebbe After Refueling
The airliner carrying passengers seized a French Boeing after leaving Athens for Paris. In Benghazi one passenger was released. The hijackers declared anti Israel and anti Western aims and called for a global uprising to aid Palestine. Talks began at Entebbe as airport security tightened. Government sources in Paris insisted all passengers must be freed together. Some reports list four to seven hijackers with varying nationalities.
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Athens
Tel Aviv
Paris
Benghazi
Libya
Khartoum
Entebbe
Air France
Israel
Palestine
Kampala
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Puerto Rico
France
May brings first foreign trade surplus of year
Washington AP The Commerce Department reports May exports ahead of imports by 395.6 million, marking the first surplus this year after a April deficit of 202.1 million. Year to date, the deficit stands at 970.8 million while last year showed a 3.4 billion surplus. A 24 percent drop in oil imports to 165.1 million barrels, the lowest in ten months, largely drove the May surplus, though officials said the drop may be temporary and oil imports are nearing record levels again.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
The
American Petroleum Institute
Whchh
Pay phone call may cost quarter
AT&T chairman John deButts says pay calls may rise to 25 cents in some states. He notes previous increases to 20 or 15 cents in various states and outlines expected home service price increases linked to inflation. AT&T has 20 state requests that could add about 1 billion dollars yearly to public costs.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Louisiana
John deButts
U.S. News & World Report
DeButts
Ohlemacher Elected Elyria Chamber of Commerce President
Robert L. Ohlemacher, president of Elyria Manufacturing Co, elected president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce succeeding Orlin Heller. He will serve a one year term beginning July 1 with Jack Lance and Don Boddy as vice presidents and William J. Fitch as treasurer and Richard Elliott as secretary. Heller remains on the executive committee.
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Robert L. Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Co
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohlemacher
Chamber
Orlin Heller
Higbee's
Midway Mall
Jack Lance
Earl Lance Buick
Don Boddy
Little Joe's Electric, Inc
William J. Fitch
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Richard Elliott
Heller
The
Opening Wall Street Ends Little Changed In Early Trade
New York AP reports the stock market showed a muted start with the Dow Jones industrial average dipping fractionally. Gainers and losers were nearly even as trading opened, continuing last week's neutral trend.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Motorola
Pow & Ts
Norfolk
ERM Allied Chem T
Owen
Dire Phil Pet
RCA Corp
Am Motors
T&t
Bendix
Boeing Co
Texaco
Det Edison
Eastern Air
Eaton Cp
VAL Inc
Exon
Firestone
Brands Penh
Ford Motor
SAM UsSteel
Western Union
Tech
Garelee
Westenghous E
Gen Food
Woolworth
Zenith
Goodrich
Peella
Pierre de BR. Smith Co
Goodyear
American Machine & Foundry
Ota
American Ship Building
Lh Gull
IBM American Wn Tem Corp
Int Harvester
Chromélloy
Kennecost
CPC International, Inc
Kroger
Ash Lofisc
Emerson m
Mobil
Fructaut
Monsanto
LC. Industries
Kewanee Industries Koehing
Lear Siegler
Telch National Gypsum White Edison
Richmond Corp
MD Searle
G.D
Smucker Sybron A Tee Pacs Corpays
Victor Comptometer Woolworth
F.W
Man assaults thief charged after thwarting burglary
Norwalk Connecticut police say a restaurant employee, Donald Verrinder, 24, assaulted a burglary suspect with kitchen utensils after surprising him at Junction Restaurant. The suspect, Antonio Boccanfusco, 24, was treated at Norwalk Hospital. Verrinder faces first degree assault charges with a $5,000 bond. Boccanfusco is held on third degree burglary charges with a $2,500 bond.
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Norwalk
Verrinder
Boccanfusco
Norwalk Hospital
One in Three U.S. Doctors Might Let Malpractice Insurance Lapse
A poll by the American Medical Association found that about one third of U.S. physicians consider letting malpractice coverage lapse, with higher figures among surgeons and obstetrician gynecologists and regional variations. Thirteen percent already uninsured, and lawsuits in the Pacific and Mountain states run higher than the national average. Results appear in the American Medical News.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
U.S
AMA
Center For Health Services Research and Development
Pacific States
Pacific
Mountain States
American Medical News
Physicians
Bank and two stores to open in Elyria mini mall
Ohio Superintendent of Banking approval is expected in about 90 days for First Lorain Trust to open a full service Elyria branch within five to six months. Staffed by seven or eight, the Elyria site lacks drive in facilities but offers 24 hour service via automatic check cashing. First Lorain Trust, established June 1974, marks the Lorain County debut with Zilinakas, relocating from Cleveland to Amherst, as president since March 1.
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Ohio
Elyria
First
Lorain Trust
Lorain County
Zilinakas
Cleveland
Amherst
First Lorain Trust
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Paul G. Hovey
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