Atlantic City to the Vegas by the Sea
Atlantic City prepares for a Las Vegas style boom as hotel casinos open. Big-name entertainers like Sinatra Minnelli and Streisand are targeted with weekly salaries near 250000. Resorts International and Bally pace lavish revues and stage designs with 50 semi nude dancers and 12 male dancers planned.
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Atlantic City
Vegas
N.J
Las Vegas
America
Las Vegas By the Sea
Nevada Desert Oasis
Sinatra, Minnelli
Streisand
Playboy Hotel Empire
Boardwalk
Tibor Rudas
Resorts International
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Western Hemisphere
Vegas Dunes
Tropicana
Rudas
The
Bill Weinberger
Bally Manufacturing Inc
Caesars Palace
Weinberger
Caesars World Hotel
Las
Chotter
Tony Bennett
Paramedic robot eyed for New York hospitals
Quasar plans a 275 pound ocean head android named paramedic to aid emotionally withdrawn children as a psycho therapeutic tool. It will speak through a 250 word vocabulary and respond to voices and movements, with stories and language lessons possible, priced around 4900 dollars.
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Paramedic
New York
Granny
Elephants at the starting block spark a quirky race
The narrator describes a race with three elephants named Mike Sue and Big Pete. Sue, the smallest India import, leads early and wins a 5 yard dash in 13 seconds. The scene hints at a daredevil double loop for thrills while the bulky Big Pete looms nearby.
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Big Pete
Sue
USS seeks option on Lorain city land
United States Steel seeks a one year option on 10 acres of Lorain city land near the high level bridge to potentially build unloading facilities for 1,000 foot freighters. Officials warn the ships may not pass under the bridge when unloading upstream and a study by the Army Corps of Engineers will assess river changes.
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Lorain
United States Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Joseph Zahorec
Landfnl
Root Road
Lorain Port Authority
Zahorec
Army Corps of Engineers
Black River
American Ship Building Company
Buiiding Dridocks
Doctor split shows osteopaths leap in numbers in U S
AP reports one in twenty doctors in the United States are osteopathic and headed by George J Laibel president of the American Osteopathic Association. Most osteopathic physicians are general practitioners and they treat about ten percent of patients.
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Chicago
M.D. Sever
George J. Laibel
American Osteopathic Association
Butter and egg prices tighten across cities
Butter and egg price notes from Columbus New York and Chicago show steady to mixed movements. Retail egg carton deliveries and wholesale Midwest buying prices are reported with variances by grade and market.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Second Gass Mad pr oviborzed at Elyria
Daily edition schedule shows publication on Sunday with price five cents. Elyria listing indicates a local newspaper item, likely an abbreviated or garbled notice from The Chronicle Telegram dated September 7, 197. The readable fragment references Elyria, a 5c price, and a Sunday publication, suggesting routine daily or weekly issue timing.
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Elyria
Ford fires two in personnel linked to job selling scheme
Ford Motor Co fired two workers at its Brook Park complex over a job selling scheme. One was tied to hiring improprieties, and another, reportedly a high level personnel executive, was dismissed Friday. An ex UAW officer urged Local 1250 president Kilo to resign amid the scandal. FBI probing as six firings total at Ford linked to the scheme.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
United Auto Workers
John Kilo
Thurman Payne
North Ridgeville
Kilo
Payne
FBI
Live-in boyfriend costs mother custody of three sons
CHICAGO UPI Divorces Ellen Moerk loses custody of her three sons after admitting her boyfriend spent several nights weekly at her home. Cook County Circuit Judge Reuben J. Liffshin grants ex-husband John Moerk custody following a hearing. Moerk had filed custody suit after learning 9-year-old David Roth lived with the family. His attorney said the mother claimed she lived in an immoral atmosphere, but she said she did not intend to marry the man.
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Chicago
UPI
Ellen Moerk
Cook County
Reuben J. Liffshin
Stuart
Moerk
Argentina Sees 7 Percent Rice Harvest Gain This Year
Buenos Aires AP reports Argentina expects to harvest about 330000 tons of rice in the current year, 7 percent more than the 1975 76 season, according to the Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Babar to Headline Free Cleveland Children's Concert
The Cleveland Institute of Music hosts a free children’s concert on Sept 25 featuring a personal Babar appearance and a matinee of Poulenc’s The Story of Babar with slides. Max Bragado-Darman conducts the CIM Symphony Orchestra with Klaus G. Roy narrating. The program includes Berlioz Fantastic Symphony Scene at the Ball. The concert repeats Sept 28 at 8 p.m. at 11421 East Blvd University Circle.
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Cleveland
Babar the Elephant
Cleveland Institute of Music
Babar
Poulenc
Max Bragado-Darman
Cleveland Institute of Music Symphony Orchestra
Klaus G. Roy
Berlioz
Institute
Institute of Music
East Blvd
University Circle
Realtors offer free home buying clinic next Wednesday
Lorain County Board of Realtors will host a free Home Buyers Clinic at 7 30 p m in the center mall area of Lorain County Community College The college co sponsors the event Last year more than 300 attended and organizers expect room for over 900 This clinic covers financing contracts and loan programs with speakers from savings institutions law and energy services plus consumer Q A sessions Reservations are encouraged by calling the college.
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Lorain County Board of Realtors
Center Mall
Lorain County Community College
Jacquee Williams
Agv
College
Leonard Held
Crazens Home and Savings
Savings and Loan Associations
Jack Bathd
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Bob Brown
National First Mortgage
FHA
Stock market nudges higher with light volume
Opening Wall Street the last four sessions to 14.38 points, gainers outnumbered losers by about 54 margin on the NYSE. Big Board volume totalled 16.13 million shares versus 5.62 million on Friday before the three day weekend. NYSE composite index rises to 53.44 while the American Stock Exchange value index eases to 118.85.
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NYSE
American Stock Exchange
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
RCA M
Bet Rockwl
Reich
Atrlin
Sears Pet
Singer Co
Sperry
Brands Bit & Am Motors
Texaco
Uniroyal
US Steel
Boeing
Xerox Corp
Chrysler
Col Gas
Fta
Pierre Con Fas Bh
FL Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry
Curtis Wr
American Ship Building Dayt Platts Bendix
American Standard
Dow
Dresser Bum Chromalog
CPC International, Inc
Ga Pant Bath Searle
G.D
RY Gillette 2Auy
Smucker
Goodyr
Sybron
Toledo Edison
Gaba Tate Asian Pacific Corp
Hercules
Woolworth
Bite
JhoMan Our Joy
Koppers
Bath Ah
Grain price snapshot from Ohio elevators shows mixed closes
Ohio cash grain prices after yesterday and today indicate Northeast values for No 2 wheat 1.83 per bushel No 2 shelled corn 1.53 No 2 oats 1.24 and No 1 soybeans 5.23 Northwest No 2 wheat 1.03 No 2 shelled corn 1.57 No 2 oats 1.22 No 1 soybeans 5.00 Central No 2 wheat 1.80 No 2 shelled corn 1.57 No 2 oats 1.00 Soybeans 5.22 Trend shows No 2 wheat and corn higher while oats are unchanged and No 1 soybeans steady.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast
Northwest Ohio
Central
Low jobless rate could end Lorain-Elyria federal bidding edge
Lorain-Elyria area firms lose first preference on select federal contracts as unemployment remains under 6 percent. The Labor Department notes the area exited the substantial unemployment list of 86 metros and is expected to stay below 6 percent for two months. County rates were 3.5 percent in June and July, 5.1 percent in May, with August forecast to rise near 6 percent before fall. State and federal data guide the listing decision.
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Lorain-Elyria
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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U.S
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the Chronicle-Telegram
General Motors
James Blaszak
Board of Realtors
Rey Mover
Ohio Edison
Ms. Williams
Bill Jones
Clay Deeds
Pierre R. Smith & CO. Investments
Bodding - Spite, Cie
Wall Street
Western Reserve Mortgage Corp
Elyria Savings Building
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