Kucinich seeks House probes of Cleveland Trust role in crisis
Mayor Dennis Kucinich travels to Washington to press Rep. Henry Reuss and Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal to investigate Cleveland Trust Co. over the city crisis. Ralph Nader joins as watchdog amid ties between CEI, Cleveland Trust, and Muny Light dispute, with a February 27 election looming.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Congressional Banking Committees
Washington
Cleveland Trust Co
Kucinich
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
House Banking Committee
Rep
Benjamin Rosenthal
N.Y
Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
Nader
Cleveland Trust
Municipal
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
CEI
Muny Light
Ohio
Lake Erie
U.S
Robert Krupansky
Notorious shake up first lady linked to Gacy photo
A UPI report recalls a Chicago reception on May 6 where Rosalynn Carter autographed a photo for John Gacy, a Democratic precinct captain later linked to a string of murders. Secretary Mary Hoyt confirmed the image exists. Secret Service would not comment. Carter previously posed with Jim Jones in 1976 during a San Francisco campaign visit.
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Pamela Reeves Washington
UPI
Chicago
John Gacy
Rosalynn Carter
Mary Hoyt
Chicago Sun-Times
Carter
Gacy
Hoyt
James) Thompson
Michael) Bilandic
Jim Jones
Peoples Temple Group
San Francisco
Carter Budget Proposes Lean Defense Increase and Reduced Deficit
President Carter sends Congress a 1980 budget totaling 531.6 billion with a lean deficit under 30 billion and a 3 percent real defense rise to bolster NATO. It cuts many domestic programs, holds inflationary spending, and aims for a possible 32 billion surplus by 1982 if tax effects and economic conditions align.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
NATO
Budget dollar in a nutshell for Carter's 1980 proposal
The proposed fiscal 1980 budget allocates 43 percent from individual income taxes and 30 percent from Social Security taxes, with 13 percent from corporate taxes and 5 percent from borrowing. Spending centers on benefits 39 percent, national defense 24 percent, grants to states 16 percent, other federal operations 12 percent, and interest on the debt 9 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Brunswick Board ouster bid appeal set for February
Seven cases to be heard by the Ninth District Court of Appeals on February 2 include an effort to remove Fred Mack from the Brunswick Board of Education, recognition of Medina police bargaining unit NOPBA, and George Amistadi's legal malpractice appeal. The recall drive followed a 23 day teachers strike. detailed arguments cover due process, charges specificity, and union recognition.
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Pam Hall Medina
Fred Mack
Brunswick Board of Education
Medina
George Amistadi
Mink
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Mack
Neil Whitfield
Medina County Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Akron
NOPBA
Ohio
West Salem Father of Three Killed in Ice Slid Crash
A 27 year old West Salem man Thomas A Blum died when his car slid on Rt 18 ice, struck a sign, guardrail, and pole, then toppled to an embankment. He leaves three children and worked for Cecil Equipment Co in Medina. funeral by Parker and Sons in Lodi.
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West Salem
Granger
Rt. 18
Thomas A. Blum
Rt. 2
Medina Community Hospital
Medina County
Medina
Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Blum
The
Gazette
Cecil Equipment Co
Parker & Sons Funeral Home
Lodi
Ohio
Highway Patrol
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