Billy Graham linked to Mickey Cohen loan schemes
Ashman alleges in his forthcoming book that Billy Graham’s crusades involved payments to gangster Mickey Cohen via Jim Vaus and liaisons in the Graham entourage. The claim centers on Cohen’s supposed colorization of faith for money and Graham’s alleged knowledge of such payments.
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Billy Graham
Cohen
Van
Ashman
Ucla Medical Center
America
Graham
Big Jim Vaus
Big Jim
Mickey Cohen
Jimmy
Mickey
Vaus- Jones
Vaus
Liz Renay
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Richard Nixon
U.S
Lorain joins drive for steel import limits reforms
More than 40 local officials including Lorain representatives gathered at the U S Conference of Mayors to press for stricter enforcement of the 1974 Fair Trade Act and other controls to curb foreign dumping. They seek looser price controls, case by case anti pollution enforcement, and broader measures to protect domestic steel firms facing Japanese competition.
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Washington
Lorain
U.S. Conference of Mayors
U. S
White House
Cleveland Homicide Rates Seen as Public Health Issue
Cleveland researchers from Case Western Reserve University report homicide as a major public health problem, with Cleveland showing a higher rate than national trends. From 1958 to 1974 nonwhite deaths far exceeded white deaths, and victims aged into their 20s.
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Cleveland
United States
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Adelson
Case Western Reserve University
New England Journal of Medicine
Ford
Elevator installer wins $1,000 a week for life in Ohio Lottery
Gerald Reed, 32, of Chesterland, Ohio, wins the grand prize of $1,000 weekly for life in the Ohio Lottery. Reed plans to fund his children's education and family security while continuing to work as an elevator installer. The drawing also reveals other prize winners including a $85,000 Pot Of Gold win for a Zanesville couple and multiple $2,500 and higher prizes for players across the state.
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Cleveland
Gerald Reed
Chesterland
Reed
Ronald B. Miracle Jr
Zanesville
Bob Colvin
Fremont
Charles Pritchard
Plymouth
Dorothy Langler
Warren
Ronald A. Weirs
Winter fuels turmoil rattles governors meeting
Detroit dispatch reports the 69th annual National Governors Association session as governors decry President Carter's energy plan while Deputy Federal Energy Administrator Bardin outlines future fuel supply steps. Governors from Democratic and regional groups urge stronger action amid recalls of 1976 77 shortages.
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Detroit
UPI
National Governors’ Association
David J. Bardin
Carter
National Association
Natural Resources Committee
Grumling
Stricter Child Labor Rules Proposed in Ohio House
A skeleton session saw Rep J Leonard Camera propose a bill tightening Ohio child labor laws for those under 18. It bans work during school hours for under 16, limits hours, requires written pay agreements, breaks, and records, and lists exemptions for schooling, parenting, and certain performances, with a new inquiries comb officer.
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Columbus
Schoors
Dornigh
Givne
State
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and
Ohio Industrial Commission
Wall Street falls on rate outlook fears
New York stocks declined broadly as concern over interest rates grew. The Dow slipped early while losers led gainers three to one on the NYSE after data showed a $3 billion jump in the Fed's basic money supply, fueling fears of further credit tightening.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Fed
Airco Inc
Sun Natsu
Nort
Alcoa
Oceid Pet
An Am Airlin
Owen Ihl
Owenc
Wun Penney
Pepsi Co
Am Motors
Sun Pfize
Amt&t
Phil Morr
Anehy
Phill Pet
Armco Patl
Polaroid
Ty QuakOat
Rich Sa
Taita
Babek
Col Gas
Ster Drug
Curtis Wr
Seteun
Texaco M
Eaton
Exxon
Ford
Pierre Gen
R. Sth Co
Food
Met
American Machine
Foundry
Krad Gillette
Goodrh
Bath Cities Service
Rahs Goody Bath
CPC International
Emerson Wh
Hercules
Inger R B
Goodrich
C Industries
Harcote Kewanee Industries
Oehring
Jhom
Butter and egg market notes from Columbus and Chicago
A AP report details butter and egg prices across major cities. Retail butter offerings held steady with varying cents per pound, while wholesale Midwest egg prices show little change. The Chronicle-Telegram lists date September 9, 1977 and Elyria as the publication city with standard subscription rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bens Hight AQ
New York
Igsda
Chicago
Midwest
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Kokinda
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Hirsch
Amasa B. Ford
Taltsois
New Jersey
Woeth Dimer
Millemere Fanta
Peansylvania
Bakers Doren
IDA Cena the Shamers
Amu
Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
Servines Deslers
Sputter Fare Plaza
Dopod St
Ein
Ato Tech Inc
Walter Hiram Ateri
Adams Express
Aspro Inc
Allied Thermal
Universal
Watsoo Inc
Wolverine
Wolverine Workd M103 Att Anditromes
Fheiatger SM Pe
Bummana Incz
Bumana Inca Regular
Avemoocd
Q & Shin Adams Expres
Ad Sis Amerate Corp
Anverads Hess 2D
Preamog
Aan Tech Ind G $m Ames Dept
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Athone
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Breen Grow Burdex Inc
Couth Corp H Se
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Baby
Jorge Monslave
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White
Lars
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East
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Gaston Baker Grieves
Wall Street
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Santa Ee Cartier Delerea
Maidan United States Daily
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