Radican to not seek re election as Elyria auditor
Elyria City Auditor Thomas Radican announced he will not run again next year and declined to comment on rumors of a resignation. He said he weighed his six years in office amid inflation and fiscal crises and asked Beverly J. Renner to consider deputy auditor duties with a view to eventually becoming auditor. Renner signaled she intends to run for auditor in 1979 and would delay council resignation until discussions with Radican conclude.
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Radican
Elyria
Thomas Radican
Beverly J. Renner
Vera Dunn
Renner
Florida
Met Opera Night Pleases Lorain County Fans
About 45 Lorain County residents joined a Chronicles Telegraph tour with the Sheffield Center office of the Cleveland Automobile Club to attend Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci at Public Auditorium in Cleveland. Chorus members Rick Keesee and Mrs. Richard Applebee of LaGrange praised the event and hoped for a repeat next year.
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Public Auditorium
Metropolitan Opera
Opera
Chronicle-Telegram
Sheffield Center
Cleveland Automobile Club
Rick Keesee
Richard Applebee
LaGrange
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C-T
Auto Club
Whitehead Rd
Chronicle
AAA
Senator seeks to block Cleveland school bailout funds
Columbus Ohio Senator Paul Pfeifer of Bucyrus asked Franklin County Common Pleas Court for temporary and permanent restraining orders to stop $30.8 million in state funds from going to the bankrupt Cleveland city school system. He argued the board lacks authority to disburse the money and that if funds are sent to Cleveland the General Assembly should approve them. Pfeifer urged equal treatment of all 617 districts under state law to prevent special treatment for Cleveland.
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Pfeifer
Cleveland
General Assembly
Ohio
Revolution in who controls U S news pressures democracy
Wichita feature discusses a shift in U S news flow toward corporate chains and multimedia conglomerates, risking diversity of opinion. It contrasts pro professionalization by Knight-Ridder with concerns over concentration voiced by Ben Bagdikian, noting rapid trends in ownership across print and broadcast media.
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Alvah H. Chapman
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Miami
Detroit
Columbus
San Jose
Ben Bagdikian
School of Journalism
University of California, Berkeley
U.S. Press
Economy shrinks for first time in three years
The Commerce Department reports a 0.6 percent drop in GNP for the first quarter of 1978, the worst showing since 1975, driven by a 1.3 percent fall in consumer spending amid weather woes and coal strikes. Per capita income rose but inflation eroded gains, with a 7 percent inflation rate.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Carter wins Senate ratification of canal treaties
The Senate endorsed the Panama Canal treaties 68 to 32, sending a jubilant President Carter a major triumph. Carter planned to travel to Panama City to deliver formal notice of ratification to General Omar Torrijos as Panamanians danced in the streets and a national holiday was proclaimed. Torrijos warned that forces would have acted if the treaty failed.
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Senate
Carter
Panama Canal
Teddy Roosevelt
U.S
Panama City
Omar Torrijos
Panama
Torrijos
Canal
U. S
Torrijos vows intervention if Panama Canal treaty fails
Panama's Gen Omar Torrijos warned the armed forces would intervene and destroy the canal if the Panama Canal treaty had been rejected or amended against Panama. He declared a national holiday after Senate approval and spoke on nationwide television after the vote in Washington.
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UPI
Omar Torrijos
U.S
Panama
U.S. Canal Zone
Senate
Torrijos
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