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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1977

Page

1

Carter energy plan may raise gasoline tax and oil levy

President Carter plans include a five cent per gallon rise in the federal gasoline tax and a tax on domestically produced crude oil, with a gas guzzler tax starting at 412 dollars per vehicle and potential growth to 2500 dollars. A separate rise in natural gas price ceilings and a tax on industrial gas use are also noted to push cleaner coal use.

Washington Carter Wall Street Journal Congress

Gun battle wounds Oberlin officer and suspect in arrest attempt

Police tried to arrest James F Gilliam, 42, for a car arson case at 110 Lincoln St. in Oberlin. His father, James E. Gilliam, 62, fired on officers, wounding Sgt. Barlow and injuring the elder Gilliam, before being subdued after a 20 minute gunfight.

Oberlin James E. Gilham Allen Memorial Hospital Gilliam Barlow Willie Gilbert Lincoln St James F Gilliam Gilbert

Boy crosses ford on hot day at Cascade Park

A 17 year old, Bill Zsigray, crosses the Black River at Cascade Park with his bicycle as temperatures hit 84 degrees, breaking the 1900 record of 98 degrees. Forecast calls for cooler tomorrow and a warm weekend ahead.

Black River Bill Zsigray Joseph Zsigray Oakwood St Ford Cascade Park Jeff Bishop

Advertising executive aids Ridge Tool calendar auditions

Karl Keck, 36, an Elyria Ridge Tool Co. advertising manager, travels to major cities each year for bikini calendar auditions. He selects candidates like Kathy McCullen, praising calendar girls while wife Mary Jane stays home in Bay Village. Keck coordinates fittings and final choices, earning $90 an hour for calendar photos.

Karl Keck Ridge Tool Co Elyria Kathy McCulles Keck California Kathy McCullen Mary Jane Ednil Dr Bay Village Madsen Los Angeles Miami New Orleans Las Vegas Atlanta Dallas Houston Detroit Chicago

Stress risks halt to factory lines in new study

A federal study by NIOSH links occupational stress to line stoppages and worker sickness. The report describes stress as a chain reaction that can shut down assembly, challenging safety programs. In other news, Carter family member Janet Carter miscarried and is hospitalized in Bethesda with an excellent prognosis.

Findings on blue-collar jobs and heart disease risk

The findings show blue-collar workers score high for cardiovascular disease in certain areas, surprising researchers. Dr Michael Smith of NIOSH in Cincinnati notes machine-paced work as a factor where workers must follow an imposed tempo.

Michael Smith NIOSH Cincinnati

Bitter Barbara Seeks Freedom For Husband Steele

Barbara Steele predicts Robert Steele’s murder conviction will be overturned and he will be freed in about 18 months. She says the trial was biased and that the star witness Robbins, paid $1,000 to testify, was doing a deal to gain release. She plans to sell their Geauga County home valued around $120,000 to cover costs.

Steele Barbara Es Aban Robert Steele Barbara Steele Marlene Richard Robbins Robbins Geauga County Ohio

Weather forecast with windy turn and cooler night

The report notes a twenty percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow with strong winds. Southwesterly gusts up to 38 mph are expected today, shifting toward the west tonight up to 15 mph.

Immunization Gaps Cause 17 North Ridgeville Students to Miss Classes

North Ridgeville City Schools kept 17 students out today for lacking proof of immunization against communicable diseases. Officials say letters were sent over years with a final deadline passed, and the district, led by Kenneth DeLuca, plans continued outreach and possible transportation help to obtain inoculations amid rising measles cases nationally.

North Ridgeville Kenneth DeLuca Harter DeLuca Ordo Law Board of Education Stu Belsie Delaica

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