Easter bomb blast shatters Belfast calm in city center
A stolen hearse bomb exploded in central Belfast injuring no one seriously and damaging a dozen shops. The blast heightened sectarian tension as British troops prepared for Easter clashes. An arm severing blast in White Rock left a 16 year old boy injured. Security officials gave few details and investigations continued.
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Meat prices and the beef debate unfold in headlines
The Chronicle Telegram assigns reporters Blanche Wack Eare Neikirk Pat Geister and Jinny Jones to probe the beef price surge. They explore blame, possible remedies, and what the future may hold for meat costs and consumer options.
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Farmers push back against beef price criticism
Area farmers press for fairness as beef costs spike across furniture clothing autos and other goods. Agricultural agent Arthur Blackwell notes high feeder cattle costs delivery expenses and grain prices drive beef prices while demand remains strong. Arthur Stick, a major feeder cattle producer, also objects to negative publicity.
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Meat prices blamed on farmers and middlemen
Area meat packers and wholesalers blame farmers for rising costs, with retailers absorbing some increases. Leon Wycasky argues costs climb along the chain from farm to table, while Akron Packing Co executives note price differences in Lorain County and seasonal dips after Easter. A Sandusky supplier pins the blame on large cattle growers in Colorado and Iowa. Turn to page 11.
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Tods St
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Meat retailers squeezed between wholesalers and shoppers
Retailers report rising wholesale meat costs with customers cutting back on purchases and shifting to cheaper cuts. Phil Bleeman of Phils and Harvest Market notes profits stay flat while prices rise. Shoppers describe price frustration and a move toward ground meat and moderate cuts.
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Lake Ave
Meat price hike sparks calls for freeze in Elyria area
Consumers side with ranchers in the GMPH dispute over beef costs. Residents like Mrs. Fllsworth Shepherd report cutting back on roasts and steaks as beef becomes unaffordable. A sample survey indicates beef has priced beyond many families’ reach in recent months while Treasury Seers weigh options.
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Indian Hollow Rd
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Easter pilgrims flock to Israel amid dawn Holy Sepulchre rites
Easter pilgrims in Jerusalem crowded the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at dawn for the blessing of the new fire near the tomb of Christ led by Jerusalem Patriarch James Joseph Bertritt. More than 20 000 pilgrims and tourists filled the Holy City as Passover and Easter celebrations unfold across the globe.
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Weather outlook with snow chances and cool temps
Weather forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with a chance of snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Highs may reach the upper 40s to low 40s and lows dip to the upper 20s to low 30s with 30 percent precip today and tonight, 20 percent tomorrow. Sunrise and sunset times noted. Temperature records show 58 high yesterday and 38 low yesterday.
Court says 30 day Ohioans can vote
Thousands of new Ohio residents become eligible for the May 2 primary as a federal injunction lowers the residency rule to 30 days. Anyone in Ohio 30 days or more by May 2 may register by 9 pm. The change covers registration through the deadline, with final injunctions pending.
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Lorain County
Fire destroys barn. burned body found in debris
In Carlisle Township a barn owned by Subar Estates was destroyed by fire early yesterday. A charred torso was recovered and identified as an unidentified man. Lorain County Coroner Dr James B McMillan confirmed the body about noon. Arson is suspected, but investigators offered no definite connection.
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Lorain County
James B McMillan
McMillan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Subar Estates
Rt 301
Safe Road
Carlisle
Two Girl Bunnies In Costume Spotted In Ely Park
Betty Hinman writes a Family Feature about two girls in white and pink bunny costumes seen strolling near Ely Park and Broad Street a week ago. The piece questions who they were and why they appeared, illustrated by chief photographer John Kenney. Walter Godfrey surveys local views on tax reform ideas, sharing surprising findings that many people find income tax least objectionable while property tax rankles most, depending on tax bases.
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Irondale St
Joanna Schneider
Donald W. Schneider
Fairlawn Ave
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John Kenney
Ely Park
Broad Street
Betty Hinman
Walter Godfrey
Deathsites Elyera Churches and Entertainment in News
A fragmented index lists topics including Elyera, churches, deaths, entertainment, sports and television. It hints at a roundup of notices and features across media with potential birthday or event references and a focus on people.
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