Wells reenters Westlake primary amid smear charges
Westlake Councilman James Wells resumes his bid against Joseph Valere after alleging blackmail attempts to force withdrawal. Valere calls the charges smear tactics while Tolaro explains his earlier exit from the fourth ward race and officers review the matter amid a police report of a Jan. 6 single-vehicle crash connected to Wells.
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Wells
Westlake
James Wells
Joseph Valere
Law
Patrick Gareau
Alfred Tolaro
Valore
Valere
Detroit Road
Peter Tuff
Several attorneys may fill judgeship
Elyria Municipal Court Judge James P. Horn considers appointing several acting judges to reduce backlogged civil and long pending cases. James G. Tassie, once appointed, resigned amid charges of political influence by local Republican leader Robert K. Wilson. Tassie was a candidate for the new second Elyria Municipal Court seat and is a director at Lorain County Legal Aid Society.
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Elyria Municipal Court
James P. Horn
Horn
James G. Tassie
Tassie
Elyria
Robert K. Wilson
Lorain County Legal Aid Society
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Wilson
Lorain
Detroit
Cleveland
Schrempf
New York
Mobile
Ala
Fuel shortage looms as heating oil feared to run short
Washington lawmakers clash over mandatory fuel allocations to avert cold homes this winter as Sen Henry M Jackson urges a federal plan, while energy officials caution on mandatory controls. Ottawa blocks exports to the United States until prices rise, amid ongoing energy supply tensions.
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House Commerce Committee
Jackson
Torbert MacDonald
D-Mass
New
Ottawa
Candian
National Energy Board
United States
Tappan exec recalls Watergate smog in Washington
Elyria Tappan executive David W. Schrempf, back from a year in Washington, calls Watergate a tremen dous frustration and describes innocent victims in the sprawling federal apparatus. He discusses the executive transition, lack of policy consensus, budget gridlock, and the Pentagon’s efficiency contrasted with Congress.
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Tappan Exec
D.C
Washington, D. C
Topeka
Kans
Elyria Tappan
David W. Schrempf
Washington
Schrempf
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Elliott Richardson
James Schlesinger
Capitol
Lorain Family Battles Substandard Waters and Heat
In Lorain at 321 W. 14th St a family lives without heat water or gas as a broken basement pipe leaks tainted water. Landlord Erma Williams faces building code violations and a court appearance while the Rossells seek relocation after rent troubles and health concerns.
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14Th St. Lorain
William Russell
Russell
Shirley
Patty Emery
Dorothy Emery
Frank Finegold
Lorain
14Th St
William Rossell
Rossell
Law
Rossells Landlad
Joseph Zahorec
Building Department Ib
Erma Williams
Rosselis
Williams
Sixth St
Lorain Municipal Court
Rossel
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Sea World
Stanley Starmaker
Stanley
UPI
United Press International
Henry M. Jackson
Congress
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Elmer Bessick
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