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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1984

Page

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North Illinois pays heavy federal taxes, funds South study says

A Chicago study by McKinsey for the Commercial Club finds the industrial North funds the South through federal taxes and outlays. Illinois posted a $12.5 billion net outflow in 1982, with per capita payments of $2,436 and receipts of $1,744, while Texas, Michigan, and other states showed large deficits or gains.

Chicago Illinois Washington Commercial Club of Chicago McKinsey & Co. Inc Texas Michigan Winois District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Missouri California Florida New Mexico Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Wines New Jersey New York Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota McAkinsery Missourt General Dynamics McDonnell Douglas National Space and Air Administration NASA

Union chief blames cutbacks for Elyria fire deaths rise

Elyria Fire Fighters Local 474 president Steven Bell says staffing cuts since December 1982 have reduced on duty firefighters by 19 percent and worsened fire losses. He urges City Council to raise manpower to restore adequate protection as union and city negotiate a new contract. Mayor Keys expects manpower to be a negotiation item.

Steven Bell Fire Fighters Local 474 Bell Council Michael Keys

Four Oberlin seniors win Mellon Fellowships in Humanities

Oberlin College awards Mellon Fellowships to four seniors, placing it among nine colleges nationally with four or more winners and the only Midwest school with two or more. Recipients Alison Case Shawn Rosenheim Anthony Stocks and Amy Folson will receive 7500 dollars plus graduate study funding in 1984 85. Folson intends musicology while Case Rosenheim Stocks pursue English.

Oberlin Oberlin College Mellon Midwest United States Canada Alison Case New York City Shawn Rosenheim Santa Barbara Calif Anthony Stocks Youngstown Amy Folson Louisville, Ky Conservatory of Music Folson Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

Jobless Rate Dips to 11.7 Percent in Columbus-Lorain Area

The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports February unadjusted unemployment at 11.7 percent in Columbus Lorain County, down from 13.4. Cuyahoga fell to 8.8 percent while state rate stood at 10.1 and national at 8.4. Erie 11.7, Huron 16.9, Medina 9.4.

Columbus Lorain County State Bureau of Employment Services Cuyahoga County Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics Erie Huron Medina

Bush to Visit Cleveland Amid Ohio Campaign Swing

Vice President George Bush will visit Cleveland next week as part of a two day Ohio campaign swing, with President Reagan possibly visiting before the GOP National Convention. Mondale starts his Ohio primary drive with a Cleveland rally on May 8, two days after Bush’s Cleveland visit is scheduled.

Cleveland George Bush Reagan Cuyahoga County Robert Hughes Bush Ohio Walter Mondale

Kothe murder trial moved to Cuyahoga due to publicity

Pretrial publicity prompted Judge James J. Sweeney of Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court to transfer Lewis Kothe 60 from Lorain to Cleveland jurisdiction. Kothe is charged with murder in his mother’s January death in Henrietta Township. The new trial is set for April 23 with a pretrial hearing held April 16.

Cleveland Lewis Kothe Lorain Cuyahoga County Cuyahoga James J. Sweeney Kothe Henrietta Township Lorain County Farrow Joseph Cirigliano Rothe Sweeney Ohio Supreme Court

Hoyas Triumph in Seattle NCAA Championship Win

Georgetown coach John Thompson hails star Patrick Ewing after the Hoyas clinch the NCAA title in Seattle Monday night. AP reports the championship run and key moments from the showdown.

Georgetown John Thompson Patrick Ewing Hoyas Seattle

Weather Almanac North Ridgeville Jumps From 38 to 55

A briefing notes rainy windy weather for North Ridgeville with a low near 38 tonight and high 50 to 55 Wednesday. Easterly winds 20 to 20 mph and a 90 percent chance of rain. Details on Page A-3. Royko and the wimp hunt referenced on B-2.

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