OSHA debates noise standards and economic costs in industry
An OSHA study by BBX finds 20 to 30 percent of 19 million workers in top US production sectors overexposed to 90 DB and 60 to 70 percent overexposed to 85 DB. Senators criticize the current standard while OSHA notes costs and limited enforcement, with industry efforts and global shifts toward 85 DB.
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Bolt, Beranek, and Newnan, Inc
BBX
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
NIOSH
Labor Department
John V. Tunney
Tunney
Secretary of Labor
Aram Glorig
Calliec Center For Communication Disorders
Dallas
Glorig
Bruce W. Karrh
E. Z. du Pont de Nemours & Co
National Academy of Sciences
Celeste unveils five Ohio economy recovery plans
Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste outlined five immediate proposals to create thousands of Ohio jobs across housing highways industrial development energy and auto industry relief. He urged quick use of unspent highway funds and existing tax abatements while opposing a large bond package and calling for targeted relief measures.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard F. Celeste
Rhodes
Celeste
Ohio
Ohio Housing Development Board
Ohio Supreme Court
State Department of Transportation
Akron
IRS hikes overdue tax interest to nine percent
The IRS raises interest on overdue taxes after July 1 to nine percent, up from six percent for delinquent taxpayers and those with extensions. The overpayment penalty remains at 0.5 percent per month to a maximum of 23 percent, with penalties added to interest.
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Omar
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Caution urged in hiring help on tax returns
Ohio Commerce Department warns residents to vet tax preparation firms carefully amid FTC actions against ads for instant refunds. State cites illegal use of confidential data to solicit loans and sell insurance while noting IRS expanded assistance lines 1 800 362 9050 for central northern Ohio and 1 800 082 1700 for southern Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio Commerce Department
Federal Trade Commission
Ohio
FTC
State Commerce Department
Doctor refuses taxes over abortion ties plans move to Ireland
Dr John Kelly a Chicago area surgeon and father of 14 says he will move his family to Ireland to avoid paying federal income taxes he blames on funding abortions He also seeks to abandon his 536000 home in Chicago Heights to protest local property taxes he says fund abortions His case goes to trial Thursday in Circuit Court.
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Helen
Right
Chicago
Hts
Ill
Ireland
UPI
Chicago Area
Chicago Heights
John §. Kelly
Jerrold Mayster
Kelly
Right To Life
Oil tied campaign donors top Senate Finance panel figures
Washington UPI reports Common Cause says oil connected contributors gave over 350000 to eight Senate Finance Committee members since Sept 1 1973. Largest gifts went to Sen Lloyd Bentsen while Russell Long received 52795 and other named senators Dole Gravel.
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UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Public Interest
Finance Committee
Fred Wertheimer
Common Cause
Congress
House
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Bentsen
Russell Long
D-La
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Long
Dole
Gravel
Ethiopian Funeral Rites Stretch for Days of Mourning
In parts of Ethiopia funerals unfold as extended rites lasting up to 442 hours. Observances include hair pulling, prostration, dancing, and chanting as communities mark the bereavement with prolonged ceremonies.
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Ethiopia
Simon Sees Recession Bottoming By Year’s End
Treasury Secretary William Simon told Girard Bank luncheon the recession should bottom out by mid to late year but warned of long term threats. He cited rising deficits, government growth, inflation risks, and a weakening free enterprise system while noting some positive signs like lower prices and easing loan rates. He projected unemployment hovering 8.5 to 9 percent with a 3 to 6 month lag before employment normalizes into 1976.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Cedar Point unveils IMAX theater complex at Cedar Point
Cedar Point officials unveiled a $1.5 million IMAX theater complex with a 70 millimeter film, a 90 foot wide screen, six channel sound and a holding area for live performances. The 1,900 seat venue opens June 1 and will show Man Belongs to the Earth every 30 minutes, 24 times daily, leasing the U.S. government film for the summer. The facility sits near the Marina entrance on a former ceremonial yard.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
Cinerama
Spokane
Wash
United States
Grain price report from Ohio markets
UPI notes average cash grain prices paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio markets after yesterday into today. Northeast prices steady for No 2 wheat 3.25 and No 2 oats 1.50 while No 2 shell corn rises to 2.56. No 1 soybeans fall to 4.94. Northwest prices show No 2 wheat 3.30 and No 2 shell corn 2.59 with No oats 1.53 unchanged. Troy beans drop to 5.01. Central Ohio lists No 2 wheat 3.30 unchanged, No 2 shell corn 2.61 up, No 2 oats 1.62 unchanged. No 2 soybeans 0.01 sharply lower.
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American Stock Exchange
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Goodyear Iba
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Ford
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Lyke Yng
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Armco Steel
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Ashland Oil
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Babcock Wilcox
Norfolk & W
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Scott Paper
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Leslie Fay
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Freehaut Wi
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Nail
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Bird & Son Berven Carpets
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Wall Street opens higher as rally extends
New York stocks pushed ahead with a fractional Dow rise and a 5-3 edge for gainers on the NYSE. Analysts attributed the upturn to yesterday's rebound from a profit-taking dip and the belief that the three month rally could continue.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Butter Eggs Price Report From Major Ohio Cities
AP dispatch reports butter and egg price levels for Columbus and other large Ohio cities with cartons delivered to retailers in large and medium sizes. New York and Chicago market notes show USDA butter steady and wholesale egg prices largely unchanged with class categories and nest-run breaking stock values.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Chronicle-Telegram publication details and pricing notice
The Chronicle-Telegram distribution and billing information lists address Elyria Ohio, circulation frequencies daily and Sunday, subscription rates, and contact phones for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland. It notes second class mail privileges and the publisher Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co with annual and weekly price points.
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Ohio
Daily Inc
Lorain
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