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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
1
The proposal outlines NOACA certification for projects including a mass transit hardware program. It notes a federal share of 96 000 dollars and NOACA's remainder toward a 6 100 dollar transit study in Summit and Portage counties.
Intruders stole 53 general admission tickets from Edison Elementary School over the weekend. Ian George, an 87 year old sports fan, delivered a check to cover the cost of replacement tickets, according to school spokesperson Diane Hixen.
A massive power failure blacked out about three million people across a 120 mile stretch from Fort Pierce to the Florida Keys. Rescue vehicles roared as elevators stalled and traffic snarled in downtown Miami during the 9:14 a.m. outage.
Reports from Gulf Coast operators say rising costs may be passed to consumers at the pump. Some talk of rationing quotas already in effect in California, with potential wider use. Perkins notes current quotas limit distributor intake and foresee later price increases if supplies tighten.
The National Farmers Organization plans withholding livestock, arguing prices at 48 cents a pound for beef are insufficient. Farmers claim supply limits and organized labor raise costs, while肉 poultry prices rise amid fears of deeper shortages. Local officials note Lorain County has a small NFC presence and uncertain membership. Cloudy, cool with intermittent rain. highs in the mid 40s and tonight’s low near 38.
Gerald Dent a 36 year old Detroit defense attorney fired on Judge James Del Rio and a police witness in Recorder's Court. Dent was shot multiple times by officers after exchanges of gunfire. He died within hours at Detroit General Hospital. Dent had been a Wayne State Law graduate and the first black Saginaw County assistant prosecutor.
The nationwide meat boycott reduces retail meal sales by up to 20 percent in Dallas New Orleans and Pittsburgh while Honolulu Cleveland Milwaukee Oklahoma City and Springfield show no decline. Live cattle and hog receipts fell sharply amid price ceilings and market caution as farmers hold back livestock. House Banking Committee proposes price rollbacks to May 1 1972 levels and March 16 for other items. About 300 meatcutters laid off locally with 1200 more in Ohio. Vermont deer poaching tallied at 21000 last year with expected rise if prices stay high.
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