Ministers get letters promising an $8000 payoff
A chain letter promising an $8 000 payoff and spiritual enrichment is circulating among area ministers in Springfield. Some responders unaware the practice is illegal say no money has been returned. Postmaster Denison says the letter violates the law and will be investigated by the Postal Inspection Service. The Clark County Council of Churches advises clergymen to ignore it.
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Springfield
Joseph L. Dennison
Postal Inspection Service
Clark County Council of Churches
Kenneth
Weather Outlook Shows Scattered Storms From Rockies to Great Lakes
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast tonight from the Central Rockies to the Great Lakes. Another band is expected from the Gulf Coast northeastward to the Middle Atlantic Coast. It will be colder in the Northern Plains with little temperature change elsewhere.
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Central Rockies
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
Northern Plains
Weather forecast briefing for today and tomorrow
Mostly sunny today with highs in the upper 70s to near 80. Tonight increasing clouds bring a chance of thundershowers in the southwest and lows in the 60s. Tomorrow thundershowers likely across the state with highs in the 80s. Winds variable northerly around 10 knots today, shifting to southwest around 10 knots tonight. Fair conditions.
Weekend Weather Outlook for Regions North and South
A extended outlook shows fair and cool Saturdays and Sundays with highs from 5 to 70 degrees in the north and 70 to 75 degrees in the south. Lows will be in the mid 40s to low 50s.
Oberlin Council Moves to Repeal Loitering Ban
Oberlin City Council voted to have City Solicitor Grover L. Severs draft legislation repealing the anti loitering law. The move follows a 90 day suspension last summer amid broad appeals to youths not to loiter downtown. Only Dr. C J Cooley opposed the repeal in last night’s vote.
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Oberlin Council
Oberlin
Grover L. Severs
Melvin Martens
Martens
Kinzer A. Habecker
C. J. Cooley
Cooley
Edward C. Smith
Severs
Morgan Street
George Goodson
Edward Sable
William Stetson
Treatment plant to be studied in Oberlin
Oberlin city council authorized a preliminary study of the waste water treatment plant under a $4,600 contract with Burgess and Niple of Columbus. The study aims to measure excess flows, assess capacity for more water, and consider a new plant. The council also read a ordinance to eliminate clean water connections to the sanitary sewer.
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Oberlin
Burgess and
Public Works
Richard Larson
Larson
Melvin Martens
Kinzer A. Habecker
Grover L. Severs
Why stocks list on AMEX vs NYSE in 1970
The two exchanges set different listing rules and fees. NYSE requires tangible net assets over 14 million, 1 million shares outstanding with 800k publicly held, 1 800 owners of 100+ shares, and pre tax earnings over 2.5 million with at least 2 million in the prior two years, plus fees tied to shares. AMEX appeals to smaller firms with lower minimums: 3 million net tangible assets, 500k pre tax earnings, 300k net income, 300k float, 900 holders, 600 rounding lots, and a 3000 listing fee.
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NYSE
AMEX
New York
Toledo 2500 Teachers Strike on Opening Day
Toledo City schools ground to a halt as 2,500 teachers refused to report for class, prompting Superintendent Frank Dick to vow a no matter what approach to open classes for 61,000 students. Union leader Cal Lawrence argued for a higher starting wage and top scale, while mediation efforts were rebuffed. the strike violates the Ferguson Act.
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Toledo
UPI
Toledo City
Ohio
Frank Dick
Toledo Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Cal Lawrence
Lawrence
Toledo Labor Management Citizens Committee
American Arbitration Association of New York
Probations Granted to Two From Area
Two persons were granted probations yesterday before Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus. Lorenzo Drummer 18 of 406 Bell Ave was placed on probation for three years after a burglary plea involving the J C Penney Warehouse on May 19. Joe N. Donald 23 of 1756 Livingston Ave Lorain also got three years on a guilty auto theft plea. The court asked for pre sentence reports on Thomas E. Jackson 22 of 425 Broadway Lorain for receiving stolen property valued at 610 dollars and Gene R. Eckert 27 of 1440 Adams St Oberlin for writing a bad 70 dollar check.
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Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Lorenzo Drummer
Bell Ave
J.C. Penney
Joe N. Donald
Livingston Ave
Lorain
Martin Sweeney
Donald
Probation Department
Thomas E. Jackson
Broadway
Gene R. Eckert
Adams St
Oberlin
Vreowepa
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Wayne Street Methodist Church of
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Pettiford’s Bakery
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