Government to hire collectors for defaulted student loans
The U S Office of Education plans private collection agencies to recover about 430 million dollars in defaulted federally insured student loans. About 390 000 borrowers, six percent since the program began nine years ago, may see their credit ratings jeopardized unless they repay. Private firms will locate delinquents, set repayment schedules, and may pursue legal action if needed. Contracts will prohibit harassment and pay the collector a percentage of collected funds, with first awards by December.
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Washington
Sam
Office of Education
Department of Health
Education and Welfare
Leo Kornfeld
HEW
Kornfeld
Appeal court reverses DePaola conviction
The appeals court overturned the conviction of Tony DePaola after noting that Judge Martin Heberling’s replacement, Peppler, erred in not dismissing a motion made during trial. The Amherst related grand jury actions led to indictments for theft and related charges, but the ruling may prompt dismissal of these counts. DePaola now seeks dismissal. his new counsel is John Gallagher.
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Peppler
Martin Heberling
DePaola
Joseph Zieba
Arly
Chronicle-Telegrams
Amherst Police Department
Grunda
Miss Ramstead
Amherst Police
Arthur Koppenhafer
Akron
C-T
Amherst
Robert Nagy
Oberlin
Tony DePaola
Zieba
Special Grand Jury
Demcratic
DePaula
Elyria
John Gallagher
Fanciest jail I've ever seen in Lorain transfer
Prisoners moving to the Murray Ridge Road jail praised the new facility as comfortable and entertaining with breakfast in the cafeteria and a hot lunch planned. Six women and a dozen men relocated while others accused of damaging the old Lorain jail remain in the Middle Avenue facility until the new jail is fully operational.
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Murray Ridge Road
Lorain
John Malinovsky
Middle Avenue
Mertz
New Lorain jail opens with bright booking area and modern security
The new Lorain County jail welcomed inmates amid stark contrast to the old facility. Standard booking moved through a bright blue tiled area with noteable plastic windows and electronic access, while staff monitor via CCTV in the admin and youth bureaus.
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Bittons
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Pease and Mottl urge Lance to quit amid probe into budget director
Pease and Mottl on the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee press for Lance to resign as questions mount over his past banking ties and potential misconduct. They warn the President may face political pressure as public scrutiny grows and calls for Lance to answer investigations from multiple agencies.
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Senate
Lance
Mottl
Carer
Mott
Man Ordered to Pay Victim 2 Million in Damages
In Cleveland, Raymond Hartley, a former teacher, was ordered by Judge James Kilbane to pay Dennis Hutchinson 1 million in compensatory damages and 1 million in punitive damages after Hartley shot the Solon teen, paralysing him from the waist down. Hartley, 43, pleaded guilty to felonious assault and is serving 6 to 30 years. Hutchinson's parents also receive 50,000 for medical expenses. The shooting occurred near Hartley’s yard as Hutchinson and friends returned from gathering firewood.
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Cleveland
Dennis Hutchinson
Solon
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
James P. Kilbane
Raymond J. Hartley
Hartley
Hutchinson
Jimmy R. Hutchinson
Dennis
World’s first plastic house at Disneyland by Monsanto MLAT
The world's first plastic house was built at Disneyland in California by Monsanto and MLAT in 1857. The molded residence had six rooms and 16 segments containing a half ton of polyester resin. After eight years and over five million visitors, the wings sagged less than a quarter inch.
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Disneyland
California
Monsanto and
MLAT
Idi Amin in coma after surgery in Kampala hospital
Uganda's President Idi Amin is reported by aide Robert Astles to be in a coma following an undisclosed operation at Kampala's Nulago Hospital. Astles said he had no details and planned to visit the hospital. Amin rose to power in 1971 and has ruled amid violence and ethnic brutality.
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Idi Amin
Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Kampala
Robert Astles
Associated Press
Amin
Astles
Mary Astles
Uganda Radio
Nulago
Feodor Senkof
Asties
Oregon
Disabled American Veterans Highway Named for I-71
The Ohio General Assembly named Interstate 71 Disabled American Veterans Highway, honoring veterans with serious injuries. Gov. Rhodes signed the bill, and markers will be erected along the 15 counties the route traverses. Senator Thomas E. Carney called it a fitting tribute to American servicemen.
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Columbus
UPI
Cleveland
Cincinnati
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
State Director of Transportation
Sen
Thomas E. Carney
D-Girard
Wichita approves civil rights amendment for gays
Wichita voters endorse a civil rights amendment banning discrimination against homosexuals after a lengthy public hearing. City commissioners pass the measure 3 to 2, prohibiting housing employment and public accommodations discrimination based on sexual or affectional preference. Reverend Ron Adrian vows to pursue a referendum. Separate note mentions Maryland testing sewage sludge mixed with wood chips as compost.
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Wichita. Kan
Ron Adrian
Maryland
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Data From Markets
UPI reports New York stock prices rising at the open with the Dow up 0.69 to 877.08 as 237 issues trade. Turnover around 450,000 shares, with advances outpacing declines 112 to 78. Inflation adjusted consumer spending and business investment show gains, yet inflation-stripped consumer spending remains below goals. In Ohio grain markets, cash prices posted varied gains by region, while Midland-Ress Corp boosts its quarterly dividend to 45 cents a share. Ohio egg and poultry prices listed, and dairy butter prices show steady to lower wholesale trends in the Midwest.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Columbus
Ohio
Dens Liebt Os
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Ousted judge vows return to private practice
Simonson faced backlash after a 13-year-old boy received a year of Court Supervision amid a sexual assault case at West High School. Feminist groups and 35,000 signatories demanded removal. Arueger defeated Simonson by 8,409 votes, while pledging best wishes for his future. Other candidates and vote totals were Daniel Moeser 15,120 William Bradford Smith 8,456 Robert O. Burr 5,1 Worth Piper 3,342.
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Simonson
West
Arueger
Daniel Moeser
Wiliam Bradford Smith
Robert O. Burr
Worth Piper
Chinese engineers tour Greater Cleveland facilities
A 15 member Chinese engineering delegation will visit five area plants in a three week U.S. tour. They will tour Ford Brook Park casting plant Diamond Shamrock Paineville GE East Cleveland Nelia Park Euclid Inc. and Cleveland Crane and Engineering Co. This marks the highest ranking Chinese industry group to visit since the 1971 reopening of trade.
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Cleveland
UPI
Greater
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Diamond Shamrock
Painesville
General Electric
East Cleveland
Neila Park
Euclid, Inc
Cleveland Crane and Engineering Co
National Council For
Liddy silent as crowd presses during Q and answer fair
A restrained ex-prisoner, Mr Liddy, endures a grilling from reporters as he remains largely silent. Reporters ask about family support, rehabilitation, job offers, and a possible TV appearance with Mr Nixon, but he answers only twice and then moves to inspect boxes amid the crowded scene.
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Mr. Liddy
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