Strike vote set next week by Elyria Telephone workers
Elyria Telephone Co. workers of CWA Local 4485 rejected a 3-year pact 141 to 20 in a four hour meeting. They will remain on the job until a strike vote is held mid to late next week. Negotiations reopen after petitions to join the Teamsters circulated outside the Holiday Inn.
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Mid-Continent Telephone Co
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World Press Photo honors Carter for Chicago Tribune shot
Ovie Carter of the Chicago Tribune won top honors in the World Press Photo contest for a powerful image titled Suffer Little Children. The award marked the annual competition’s highest recognition for press photography.
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U.S
Ovie Carter
The
Chicago Tribune
Seven billion dollar Social Security funding proposal urged
An advisory council of 13 private citizens urged Congress to inject seven billion dollars in general tax revenues into Social Security next year to free payroll taxes for Medicare and meet rising benefits for more than 30 million retirees in 1976. The council split on the plan, some favoring higher payroll taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Ford Urges Tax Rebates Favor Middle Incomes
President Ford backs tax rebates aimed at middle income Americans. He criticized a House bill offering over half its cuts to those earning under $10,000, urging a faster passage of a $16 to $19 billion tax cut to stimulate demand through purchases like cars and appliances. Ford aligns with Simon on shifting relief upward.
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UPI
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Treasury
William Simon
Simon
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Congress
How to opt out of junk mail lists guidance from industry group
From Page 3 a guide to reducing junk mail outlines the Mail Preference Service run by the Direct Mail Marketing Association with 1700 member groups. Readers are advised to request a removal form, return it, and have their name added to a removal file shared with members. Local advertisers are less affected, and persistent offenders should write to the mailer with an envelope or label showing the source list code.
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Direct Mail Marketing Association
E. 43d
New York
Ann Krouch
Association
St Louis levy defeat threatens school sports and music
In St Louis, voters rejected a 66 cent tax hike for the third time, risking elimination of high school athletics and music programs. The district faces a $9 million deficit, with officials warning that sports cuts could drive families to suburbs and harm college opportunities for students. Coaches and students express disappointment at the potential loss of sports as a path to scholarships.
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St. Louis, Mo
UPI
Miller
Clyde Miller
Larry Walls
Sumner High School
Fed ready to loan big firms if banks fail
The Fed chair Arthur F. Burns said the Federal Reserve would provide loans to large corporations, banks or savings institutions at risk of failure. He outlined a contingency plan but did not specify limits, noting 40 to 60 banks and several big corporations are under scrutiny while stressing lender of last resort duties for troubled banks. Burns suggested action could move without Congress if circumstances were urgent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Penn Central
Antigun group seeks to ban bullets
CHICAGO UPI The Committee for Handgun Control Inc formed by suburban housewives seeks to ban handgun ammunition rather than handguns. It has won a federal court ruling that ammunition is hazardous and urges the Consumer Products Safety Commission to act, excluding law officers and pistol clubs.
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Antigun
Chicago
UPI
Committee For Handgun Control Inc
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Washington
Wa Firtrad
Pat Kodyke
CPSC
Wall Street opens higher as market gains extend
The opening Dow Jones average rose about a point while gainers outpaced decliners on the NYSE. Analysts cited continued signs of easing inflation and falling interest rates as the market's support.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dunn promoted to vice president of marketing at Gilford Instrument Labs
Richard J. Dunn has been promoted to the newly created post of vice president of marketing for Gilford Instrument Laboratories Inc in Oberlin. He will oversee marketing sales service and advertising operations.
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Brown Groupinc
Cal&Son Ohio el
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Diversey Corp
Lin Allen Memorial Hospital
Dow Chemical
Lake Ridge Academsc Colony Life
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Purex Corp
Oberlin
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Richard J. Dunn
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
Dunn
SIU Edwardsville Offers Special Class on How to Go to School
Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville will offer a special learning class teaching students how to go to school. The course provides aid in notetaking, exam preparation, listening skills, and library use.
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Edwardsville, Ill
Complete records a must if your tax return is audited
The notice urges taxpayers to plan now for 1975 by keeping detailed records of deductions and expenses. It explains diaries for daily mileage, receipts for charitable gifts, and separate ledgers for contributions. It covers casualty losses, home office deductions, depreciation, and the need for documentation to substantiate all claims.
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Internal Revenue Service
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