Four Clevelanders charged in Karen's slaying
In Cleveland, four people face aggravated murder and related counts after Karen, a 14 year old girl, was battered to death with stones and twice thrown from an abandoned brewery. Dallas Stuckey and Guy Frehmeyer posted $100,000 bonds. David Zytowiecki and his wife Susan had charges including obstructing justice and delinquency.
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Cleveland (Ap
David Zytowiecki
Susan
Zytowiecki
Cuyahoga County
Karen
Georgetta
Elyria Bicentennial Fireworks Parade Plans Set
Elyria groups coordinate July 4 events at Cascade Park with a 10 p.m. fireworks show after a 7:30 p.m. program. Donations total 3500, including 500 from Elyria City Council. Events feature speeches by Col. Donald W. Sanders, ROTC, a school drill unit, color guard, rifle squad, and Band Biz Grove.
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Elyria Jaycees
Cascade Park
Jaycees
Elytia City Council
Willis N. Krugman
Jaycee
Andrew Forman
Gene Bedocs
U.S. Air Force
Donald W. Sanders
Midview High School
Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elyria
Marguerite Bowman
Biz Grove Orchestra
Teamsters Pension Fund Loses Tax-Exempt Status
The Internal Revenue Service reportedly revoked the tax-exempt status of the Central States Pension Fund, a $1.4 billion Teamsters vehicle accused of mismanagement and questionable loans. The decision awaits trustee appeals before becoming final, with no official comment from IRS or Teamsters.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Central States
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Teamsters National
the Times
IRS
Pension
Las Vegas
Times
Showalter's Elyria salary raised by 3750 in board meeting
Elyria City Schools voted a 3750 increase for Supt. Thomas Showalter raising his annual pay from 29750 to 33500. Board president Benjamin Barrett cited comparator district salaries and per pupil costs. A revised admin salary schedule was adopted to remove administrators from the teachers' scale, with total annual impact 3600 for 47 staff.
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Elyria City
Thomas Showalter
Elyria
Showalter
Benjamin Barrett
Sandusky
Lima
Mansfield
Barrett
City schools face staffing cuts to balance 1975 budget
The district must cut 4.5 per cent in staffing and trim maintenance and supplies after closing schools in 1974 for funds. Three elementary assistant principals and five junior high media aides were rehired with attrition funds. Showalter cites a 4.5 per cent rise in the foundation formula and more special education funding to add about $286,000 in state money next year while real estate tax revenue grows by about $751,000, still leaving a $900,000 gap.
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Tial
Showalter
Budget deficits and tax increases in school finances
The district reports a $900,000 deficit as expenses rise for the year. Real estate, utility and personal property taxes yield about $10.039 million for the schools, with $11.664 million planned for next year. Salary and hospitalization premium hikes reduce the carryover from previous budgets. A public hearing on the budget is set for July 12 during the board work session.
Akron sanitation strike halts city garbage collection
Akron garbage workers walked out in a 30 day suspension dispute, stopping all collections. Local 1360 of AFSCME says one member was suspended after an altercation with a citizen on his route, triggering the job action by the eight-strong crew.
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Akron
APS
American Federation of State
Economy shows sharp gain in leading indicators
Washington reported the index of leading indicators rose 1.4 percent in May, the fastest in ten months, putting the 12 component index 13 percent ahead of a year earlier. New orders surged 5.2 percent, signaling continued growth and job creation despite expectations of sub-5 percent GNP growth in the near term.
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Marcor
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Penney
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Ye Barden
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Ralston
CalGas
Reich
AMY
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Rockwl
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DuPont
Hi Eaton
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Bube
Ford
Nike
Texaco
Gtire
Gillette
Westy el
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Whirlpol
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R Smith Co
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American Ship Building
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Cities Service
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Fruchauf Goodrich
C_Industries
Kewanee Industries
Um K
Lear Siegler
Tel U National Gypsum
Obin Edison
Ichosond C
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Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Victor Comptometer
Ta Woolworth
F.W
Rhodes vetoes part of funding bill
COLUMBUS AP Gov James Rhodes vetoed key sections of a supplemental spending bill while leaving a $128.5 million Medicaid appropriation intact. He struck down a $21 million reappropriation tied to his two percent spending policy, calling the move a sign of fiscal irresponsibility by the Democratic majority. The measure also dropped language to advance quarterly payments of the corporate franchise tax for big businesses with annual liabilities over $1,000.
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Columbus
James Ales
Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Senate extends tax cut withholdings to Sept 1
Senate moved to extend withholding rates to prevent tax rise through Sept 1 while a broader tax revision bill lingers. The measure preserves a 50 percent max on unearned income and keeps current lower rates during a two week congressional recess and July convention period, amid budget fights.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Ohio grain and egg prices close to markets in Columbus
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio by elevators across Northeast Northwest and Central markets with figures for No 2 wheat No 2 shelled corn and No 1 soybeans. Local closings show wheat 3.02 corn 2.82 oats 1.40 soybeans 6.31 per bushel. Eggs and poultry prices listed for Ohio cities and farm deliveries. Chicago and New York prices noted for eggs and butter with wholesale ranges.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast
Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
U.S
Ciocionati
Chicago
Aetira
New York
Fire destroys Tiffin Paper Co building
A general alarm blaze in Tiffin wiped out the Tiffin Paper Co three story plant. Fire crews from several towns fought the flames after a passerby logged the 10:27 p.m. call. No major injuries reported as investigators began probing the cause. The wholesale paper supplier housed tissues towels and assorted chemicals before the fire left only four walls standing.
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Tiffin
Tiffin Paper Co
Milton Roberts
Roberts
Findlay
Fostetia
Fremont
Bettsville
Old Fork
Clinton Township
Madhenville
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