Growing crime threat and "killer kids" in inner cities
Lawrence Zelic Freedman of the University of Chicago, former psychiatric consultant to the President's Commission on Violence, argues unemployment and poverty drive youth crime. Massachusetts Youth Services Commissioner Joseph Leavey notes system reform risks and increased youth involvement in decisions.
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Area investors may get return from Koscot bargain
FTC in Washington ordered Glenn W. Turner to repay 44 million dollars to about 30,000 investors in Koscot Interplanetary Inc. Ohio losses are unclear though local sources note at least 40 Lorain County residents invested over 100 thousand. The scheme promised rapid distributorship growth and drew legal fights including a Florida mail fraud case.
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Why the Turnpike carnage for eight-foot rigs
The piece notes Turnpike drivers including truckers hug the right edge but drift left to pass or when fatigued. Captain Nedveski cites warning signs easily missed by long-distance travelers. Barricades on centerlines are risky as cones may be struck and cause swerves. Talbot Harding says follow signs and stay awake.
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Parochiaid curb hits Catholic schools in Lorain
Sister Agnes Marie notes 100 to 125 students receiving extra help would lose it without state aid. Sister Mary Maretta of St. Peter School, Lorain, says aid funds PE equipment and library storage cabinets. Archbishop Bernardin calls court decisions disturbing and hostile to religion, hurting morale of parents seeking Catholic education amid rising tuition and declining enrollment.
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Mary Maretta
St. Peter School
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Police Chief Warns Endorsement May Override Local Rules
Maurice C Flood said political endorsements by officers could override local restrictions and warned charges were likely if policemen endorse candidates. Mrs Bowman runs unopposed in the primary, while Elbert faces James Tracey Elyria safety service director and William Schneider. Elbert welcomes the police endorsement as a boost amid ridicule of the FOP decision.
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Ford worker charges union and firm over rehire
Ford Motor Co Ohio plant Avon Lake worker Morgan alleges company refused reemployment after injuries in July 1972 and May 1973 due to union membership. He says he was transferred to Avon Lake then medically laid off for over a year. Morgan also claims Local 425 failed to adequately represent him in grievances about his reemployment.
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Grain prices in Lorain County market close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's market closed with wheat at 2.56 per bushel, shelled corn 2.45, oats 1.50, and soybeans 4.68 per bushel.
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Chronicle-Telegram May 29 1975 Second Class Mail Privileges
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing notes daily and Sunday delivery and mail rates. Dailies delivered 106 a week by mail in United States daily and Sunday $52.00 per year in advance. No. 149 May 29 1975 notices and officials listed with regional contact numbers.
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Grain price report for Ohio markets
Grain prices across Northeast Northwest and Central Ohio show unchanged values for wheat and corn in most categories. Soybeans rise in several positions with No 1 soybeans at 4.78 to 4.88, while other grain categories remain steady.
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New Skipper doll grows up with a twist
Hawthorne Calif AP Mattel introduces Growing Up Skipper a 9 inch doll that ages with a wrist twist growing about 1 4 inch taller slimming at the waist and developing a modest bust line. Spokesman Joel Rubenstein says the doll will cost about 5 and ship nationwide in six weeks.
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Price index sets record in April
Washington based report shows the government's index of leading business indicators rising 4.2 percent in April, the biggest monthly gain ever. Eleven of twelve indicators advanced, with money supply the sole exception, marking the first back to back monthly rise in a year after a prior decline.
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