Wickens Nominated for Amtrak Board by Ohio Governor
Gov James A Rhodes recommends Rev Robert G Wickens of Elyria to Amtrak for the National Amtrak Board of Directors vacancy created by the death of Edward L Ullman. Wickens, pastor of the Community United Methodist Church, is a railroad passenger advocate who helped win an Elyria Amtrak stop. The 11-member board guides policy for the rail passenger system funded by federal subsidies and ticket receipts with monthly meetings.
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James A. Rhodes
Amtrak
Robert G. Wickens
Elyria
National Amtrak Board of Directors
Edward L. Ullman
Seattle
Rhodes
Paul H. Reistrup
Wickens
Dividends Second Class Mail Privileges Authorized at Elyria
Publication details for The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. announce second class mail privileges, rates and delivery options. Carter listed for weekly mail at $1.00, with daily and Sunday editions at $52.00 per year in advance. Contact numbers provided for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland offices.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria teachers approve pay package via board agreement
Elyria teachers reach a new contract set to run through July 31, 1977 with a 6.7 percent overall increase over prior pay, plus a supplemental pay schedule for extra duties and an hourly rise of 6.50 for home instruction and summer work. Base salary shifts from 8,800 to 8,700 with index-based increases. longevity pay expands at 20, 25 and 30 years.
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Benjamin Barrett
Barrett
EEA
Lee Diedrick
Diedrick
Deep Throat claims and Carter 1980 election forecast
FBI agent Jack Anderson says Deep Throat was in Washington field office and credits FBI for Watergate scoops. He predicts Carter as front runner but not a lock and outlines possible delegate paths and a Humphrey ticket with a fresh VP candidate. He favors Gerald Ford for the Republican side.
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Deep Throat
FBI
Jack Anderson
CIA
Anderson
Washington Field Office
Washington Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Woodward
Washington
White House
L. Patrick Gray
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Jerry Brown
California
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Humphrey
Gerald Ford
Doctor censured over stitches unpaid bill in Alabama
The Alabama Board of Medical Examiners censured Dr. Bobby Merkle of Uniontown for professional misconduct after a July 1974 incident in which he removed stitches from a black boy who could not pay a $25 to $26 bill. Merkle keeps his license and faces one year of quarterly board reports.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabbama Board of Medical Examiners
Alabama
Bobby Merkle
Uniontown
Merkle
Board
Jack Mooresmith
Mooresmith
Brown governors toward a liberal tilt amid tax and social reforms
The governor issued an executive order forbidding state chartered savings and loan associations from redlining and denying loans to the poor or minorities. He backed a June 8 constitutional amendment to raise bank and corporate taxes by a simple majority. He signed bills liberalizing marijuana penalties and repealing sex laws. Conservatives doubt liberal appointees, while liberals seek more funding for education, elder care, child care and health care. about 40 of 122 judgeships are held by minorities or women.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Brown
Opening Wall Street Opens With Little Change
Opening on the New York Stock Exchange showed minimal movement as traders awaited clearer signals after a government report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was unchanged with a slight edge for gainers among listed issues as the session began.
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New York
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio Edison rate increase upheld by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that emergency rate hikes by Ohio Edison were legal, rejecting claims that the measures violated city rate schedules. The decision affects 20 Class B communities including North Ridgeville and Shef field Village, but does not raise bills for residents in those towns.
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Columbus
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Edison
Ohio
North Ridgeville
Sheffield Village
South Amherst
LaGrange
James Markle
Fischer elected president of Citizens Home and Savings
Howard Fischer of Avon Lake is elected president of Citizens Home and Savings Association with offices in Lorain and Amherst. He moved up from executive vice president after joining Citizens in July 1974. He succeeds George Garthe who retired after more than 90 years with the firm. Joseph Sotack of Euclid controls stock through State Savings and Loan Co. Fischer previously worked at Broadview Savings in Cleveland. Lorain office: 557 Broadway. Amherst office: 360 Cleveland Ave.
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Howard Fischer
Avon Lake
Citizens Home and Savings Association
Lorain
Amherst
Pany
Joseph Sotack
Euclid
State Savings and Loan Co
Citizens
Fischer
Broadview Savings
Cleveland
Broadway
Cleveland Ave
Saks Plans Ohio Store at Beachwood Place
Saks Fifth Avenue chairman Allan R Johnson and developer James Rouse will meet with Cleveland officials to explain Beachwood Place, a $25 million shopping mall adjacent to La Place. The mall will house a 105000 square foot Saks store and open in fall 1978.
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Beachwood
UPI
Saks Fifth Avenue
Allan R. Johnson
James Rouse
New York Fashion
Ohio
Rouse Co
Beachwood Place
la Place
Saks
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Marsh & McLennan
Servomatlon Corp
Tonka Corp
Board For Insurance Programs
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Sean Amen Ravings
Ioan ST Breen
Wall Street
Penney
PepsiCo
Phizer
Singer
Sou Pac Commerce Department
Sperry
StOuOh
Funtkot
Texaco
AIRCO
Ford
Gannett
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Westy el
Saat
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Goodrhot Am Motors
Goodyr
Pierre Am T&t Greyhounditz
SmithCo
Gulf
American Made & Foundry
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Bendix
Int Hary
Babck
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CPC Internatonal, Inc
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Emerson II
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Fruehaul Borden
Kresges
Aci
Sy Goodrich
Delanese
Kroger
Ty Chessie
C Industries
Chrysler
LigeMy
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Gypsum
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Mead Cpy
Miomm Ofa
Richmond Corp
My Curtis
Tsun Mobs
Searle
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Smucker
NCR Cp
Saks Planning
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Sears
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Tigger the Tiger
Perma-Press
Carnegie
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