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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1977

Page

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Carter Drops 50 Dollar Tax Rebates Plan

President Carter scrapped his plan to issue $50 tax rebates to 20 million Americans as the economy improves without stimulus. The decision, made late last night, aims to clear paths for anti inflation proposals while Congress remains divided.

Washington Carter Era Carter Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Los Angeles Times Baltimore Sun Alo New York Times Bert Lance Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal Labor Ray Marshall

Cleveland Drops From 10th To 18th In U.S. Census Ranking

A U S Census Bureau report shows Cleveland sliding to 18th largest city from 10th, with a 14.9 percent drop to 638,793 residents since 1970. San Diego and San Antonio entered the top 10, while Washington fell. The nation’s total population rose, though many major cities declined. Columbus fell to 22nd, and Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Youngstown and Canton also lost population since 1970. The report covers cities with 100,000+ in 1970. Some metro gains occurred in suburban areas around Washington and Atlanta.

Cleveland U.S Washington San Diego San Antonio Texas United States Columbus Ohio Cincinnati Toledo Akron Dayton Youngstown Canton Elyria-Lorain Elyria California Los Angeles Houston Dallas Washington, D.C Atlanta New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Hartimore Honolulu Phoenix Memphis

Weather details and timings from page B-7

Brief weather note records mild conditions with a high of 20330 p.m. yesterday and a low at 6 30 this morning. Details on page B 7.

FDA to ban saccharin in foods and cosmetics nationwide

The FDA will ban saccharin from foods drugs and cosmetics with a narrow exception for nonprescription use as a noncaloric sweetener for diabetics. Labels will warn of cancer risks and the drug form will be restricted to nonprescription home use. Kennedy defends the science behind the move amid protests from diabetes and bariatric groups.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration FDA Donald Kennedy American Society of Bariatric Physicians American Diabetes Association Juvenile Diabetes Association Kennedy

NYC gun club offers $200 bounty to kill robbers

The Federation of Greater New York Pistol and Rifle Clubs offered a $200 cash award to robbery victims who shoot and kill their attackers. President Gerald Preiser says the award is for meritorious cases and reflects encouragement of self defense, despite mayoral calls for gun control. Three merchants targeted in recent robberies have been named for awards, with one eligible for an additional $100 if a wounded robber dies.

Nyc New York Gerald Preiser Federation of Greater New York Pistol and Rifle Clubs Preiser

U S Steel chief heads United Way drive in Lorain County

Alvin Hillegass, general superintendent at U S Steel Lorain-Cuyahoga Works, named chairman of the 1977 Lorain County United Way campaign. Samuel D Garland of Lorain to chair the Planning Committee and William E Mong of Elyria to head the Allocations Committee. Hillegass will direct seven major campaign groups and hundreds of volunteers after leading a previous overachieving drive. No 1977 goal has been set yet as agencies prepare the 1978 budget requests.

Air L. Hiliegass U.S. Steel Lorain-Cuyahoga Lorain County United Way Samuel D. Garland Lorain William £. Mong Elyria Billegass Lastear Ageocies The United Way Board of Hillegass WU. S. Steel National Duquerie McKeesport Avon Lake Tar Firelands Boy Scouts Council Ceta Advisory Council NAACP

Road deaths rise despite 55 mph limit in 1976

The National Safety Council reports a rise in motor vehicle deaths to 47,100 in 1976 despite the Somile one-hour speed limit. Officials cite higher miles traveled and enforcement challenges as possible causes. Accidental deaths dropped to 99,500 in 1976, the lowest in years.

Chicago National Safety Council Council

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