Midland's Revenge stalls HUD parking request over red tape
Midland Texas mayor Ernest Angelo Sr exposes a barrage of federal hurdles for a parking space at Midland International. The 1975 episode cites form COM 1975 demands, wage scales under Davis Bacon, equal employment panels, safety gear, environmental impact data, and a dubious environmental, energy and consent chain. The stunt aims to spotlight bureaucratic delays and spurs reaction across 40 states as Angelo criticizes federal red tape.
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Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Midland
Tex
Ernest Angelo Sr
HUD
Angelo
Texas
U.S
Court Street parking lot veto fight hinges on abstention ruling
Mayor Bowman's veto of the Court Street parking lot proposal remains intact after Solicitor Ferguson ruled abstentions do not count as votes. Blevins, absent, planned to seek reconsideration, but the Davis vs City of Willoughby precedent supports noncounting abstentions. If eight votes were needed to overturn, the proposal appears dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite E. Bowman
Court Street
George Ferguson
John 5. Blevins
Ferguson
Ohio Supreme Court
Blevins
Emiia Savings & Tatst National Bank
Old City Hall
Turner Block
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Davis
City of
Willoughby
Council Chain
Nun Satie
Bowman
Miner Survives Labyrinth as Mine Flood Traps Crew
Rescue teams battle flood and structure failures after 10 miners are trapped 400 feet under Big Lick Mountain in the Hooded Kocher coal mine. Adley, the sole survivor, crawled to freedom after six days, while two crewmates Ralph Renninger and Donald Shoffler were found dead. Authorities say drilling resumes as a television camera and mic monitor the shaft for remaining men. The regional Mine and Safety Administration notes the ongoing search and the fragile conditions inside the flooded chamber.
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Power City
Paaps
Ronald Adier
Nestlers
Big Lick Mountain
John B. Shotack
Federal Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Alve
Himeonto Adley
Amazar
Hooded Kocher Co
Anearby Hospital
Waitine
Ralph Renninger
Donald Shoffler
Adley
Bothes
Adler
City diverting pension funds to cover city costs
City officials admit more than 200000 dollars intended for the Public Employees Retirement System to fund Elyria city operations since October. Auditor Radican says a 50000 dollar October payment was sent to PERS but funds were spent elsewhere. PERS and police and fire pensions are now behind, with penalties possible for late payroll reports.
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City of Elyria
Thomas Radican
Public Employees Retirement System
PERS
Police
Fire Department
Radican
William McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Weather outlook with warming. small precip chance
Weather forecast calls for a clear tonight with lows in the mid twenties and a mostly sunny day tomorrow reaching the mid thirties. Chance of precipitation is minimal tonight and tomorrow with light southwesterly winds at about five to ten mph.
Quake tolls rise. Westlake kin seek word from Romania
Relatives in Bucharest Craiova and Codlea worry as Romania tremor deaths mount. Westlake residents Mihuta and Estok families report six and four kin in quake areas with uncertain fates. Christiana Boieru, a Westlake medical student in Bucharest, called home to say she was safe though her Faculty of Medicine was demolished.
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Romania
Westlake
Bucharest
Gabe Mibuta
Ninth St
Lorain
Craiovea
Mihuta
Martha Estok
Kenilworth
Bay Village
Codlea
Estok
Christiana Boieru
Weslake
Faculty of Medicine
George Boiera
Rose Rd
Christiana
Boijeru
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Bank
Pals
Tissing
Miley
Anna Mae
Pottsville Hospital
Elgin
Ronald Adley
Pottsville
Kocher
Tower City
Atright
Miser
Monica B. Williams