Ohio City Populations Shift Noted In 1975 Estimates
Ohio’s revised 1975 population estimates show Cleveland down to 638,793, with Lorain up 8.6 percent to 84,907. Columbus holds 535,610 residents, per capita income $4,333, while Akron losses 23,000 residents since 1970. Other towns listed include Elyria, Euclid, Kettering, and Lakewood with varied income levels and growth. Urban studies experts debate whether population decline improves urban life or strains services.
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Bratenahl
Cuyahoga County
Census Bureau
Ohio
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Cincinnati
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Parma
Lorain
University of Akron
Edward W. Hanten
Akron U
Frank J. Costa
Springfield
Kettering
Hamilton
Lakewood
Warren
Mansfield
Elyria
Lima
Middletown
Cuyahoga Falls
Marion
Mentor
Newark
Bev. Hills Fire Kills at Least 160 in Kentucky Club
Wedding guests escaped unharmed as a Beverly Hills Supper Club fire killed about 160. A man recalled heat in the Zebra Room while a basement blaze raged for roughly 45 minutes. Gov. Carroll declared 30 days of state mourning and half staff flags across Kentucky after the Saturday night disaster.
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Hall
Hall Sam
Beverly Hills
John Davidson
Davidson
Frankfort. Ky
Julian Carroll
Kentucky
Southgate
John Nichols
Carroll
Area woman drowns in Lake Erie. two others missing in nearby hunt
In Lake Erie near Cedar Point Amusement Park, a sailboat accident left Mrs Vail dead and three others seeking rescue. Jeff Vail, his father, and his wife aided the body as Coast Guard and a tugboat joined the search. Separate vanishings followed as Pinckney Terry and his son disappeared from a Windsong regatta. Smith was rescued after collapse. The Coast Guard, three helicopters and boats scoured the area while a nets check was planned. Burial services are set for Parma and Pontiac, with survivors named.
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Jeff
Mrs. Vail
James
Coast Guard
Rescue
K and W Salvage of
Sandusky
Cresman
Pat Thompson
Lake Erie
Pinckney D. Terry
A. Davis Terry
Charles Smith
Akron
Windsong
Cedar Point
Smith
Providence Hospital
Terry
B. F. Goodrich Company
James E
Jeffrey
Jane
Tucson
Ariz
Earl Carpenter
Pontiac
Mich
Joyce Barber
Pat Mear
Michigan
Ripepi
Pearl Ave
Parma
White Chapel
Ford Fiesta mini car poised for U S debut pending Congress
Ford unveiled the Fiesta at Silverado Country Club in Napa, noting a 40 mpg highway and 33 mpg city rating. Priced near the Rabbit at $3,500 to $3,800, it is built in Saarlouis Germany with Europe sales already strong. Ford aims for a world car and U.S. launch soon, awaiting emission standards and Congress approval.
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Ford
Silverado Country Club
Napa Valley
Congress
Germany
Saarlouis
Europe
U.S
Spain
England
Tay lineup grows as deadline nears
A long line formed at the Ely tia auto tag registrar on Second Street as midnight deadline neared for new license plate stickers. Registrar William Ward said lines would be cut off at 4 30 p m and those in line above the cutoff would be served, with stickers due in place by midnight per state law.
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Elytia
Second Street
East Avenue
William Ward
Size based luggage limits loosen overseas flight rules
The Civil Aeronautics Board announces that beginning tomorrow most overseas flights will base free baggage allowances on the number and size of bags rather than weight. First class gets two bags plus a 45 inch carry-on. economy allows two bags totaling 106 inches and a 45 inch carry-on. Several countries decline, with UK, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Iran, Yugoslavia, Nigeria, the Philippines and Pakistan among them.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Spain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Iran
Yugoslavia
Nigeria
Philippines
Pakistan
British Airways
Opening Wall Street Slips as Dow Dives Near 900
New York AP reports a lower market at open with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about two points and losers ahead of gainers by roughly two to one. Last Friday the Dow slid 9.24 to 898.83, dipping below 900 for the first time since January 7, 1976, and the week fell 31.63 points. Trading volume on the NYSE eased to about 19.73 million shares while the composite index dropped to 52.68. The American Stock Exchange value index also fell.
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Ing
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Xerox
Allied Chemel
Pierrey Alcoa
R. Smith Co
AMAX
American Machine & Foundry
Am Airlines
Stee American Ship Building
Bendix
L's
Elec Fawr
Uh Am Motors
T&t
CPC International, Inc
Arico Steel
Dart
Boeing
Emerson
Fruehaut
Ah Goodrich Oh
EC Industries
Cincinnati
Kewanee Industries
Coca Cola
Colgate
Lear Siegler
de Columbia Gas
Mid-Continent
Crow Edison
Natonal Gypsum
Con Edison
Ohio Edison
Det Edison
Richmond Corp
My Searle
DePont
Smucker Tech Sybron
Tappan Eaton Corp
Toledo Edison Wa
Unton Pacific Corp
Ceed
Firestone
Victor
Ford Motor
Gen Dynamics
Gen Electric
Ave
Goodrich
Tk Golf Ou
Bethe
de Kraft
Ati
Kroger i
DiaShen
Motorola
Nabisco
Gen Malls & Owen
Nau Aviatos
Gen Tire
Dg Baek NadCan
Lear Sieg
Nat Dist
Litton Corp
Nad Gyprom
Marathon Od
St North & Westra
Me Mar
NCR Cp & Wea
Owen
Obio Edison
Pan Am Air
Panhandle
Ae ‘Shell Ou
Phillip Petz
Tole Edison
TRW Ja
Lorain County Printing & C
Texaco
Timlin
United States
Elyna
Cleveland
US Steel
Golden Gate Bridge marks 40th anniversary with memorial for jumpers
In San Francisco a memorial service drew over 300 people to honor the 600 known self inflicted deaths at the Golden Gate Bridge since 1937. Sharon Ungewitter, 24, was the latest victim, jumping Saturday and recovered by the Coast Guard. Her death followed a lawsuit by parents against the bridge district for lacking safety barriers.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
UPI
Golden Gate Bridge
Sharon Ungewitter
Coast Guard
Energy bill may boost funds for local energy stamps
Lorain County Community Action Agency expects higher federal energy funds next winter, possibly through CSA, boosting its energy stamp program beyond the current $10,000 budget. Last year 157 low income residents received stamps worth one third of their face value to pay gas bills amid high demand.
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Lorain County Community Action Agency
Charles Hopkins
LCCAA
Federal Community Services Administration
CSA
Hopkins
Community Action Agency
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