Airlines press for four billion tax on passengers
In a 1978 Chronicle-Teregrom Elyria column the push for H.R. 8729 would tax airline passengers to fund a four billion dollar industry slush fund. The piece links the move to noise reduction efforts, airline deregulation, and a growing corporate welfare critique. It argues airlines should finance compliance from profits, not via consumer taxation, and warns against government subsidies shaping policy.
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D.nl
Joseph Fisher
D.-Va
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White House
Service Master opens in Lorain County area
Bert and Jeanne Halle of North Ridgeville launched Service Master of Lorain County Inc a major cleaning franchise. The firm offers carpet furniture and floor cleaning for homes businesses and industry plus disaster restoration for fire smoke and flood damage located at 6610 Lear Nagle Rd No 271 North Ridgeville.
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North Ridgeville
Service Master
Lorain County
Lear Nagle
C-T
Gene Krebs
Papp sentenced to two life terms amid protest letter
Papp received two consecutive life terms for murder and rape after a nine day trial. The letter claimed judge and prosecutor misled the public while threatening bombings and urged Grunda to resign. Psychologists found Papp not a psychopath, asserting average or above intelligence.
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Papp
Granda
Summit County
Ohio
Columbus
Lorain County
Grunda
Barbato
James Burge
Ford on the road presses budget cuts and defense stance
Ford argues federal belt tightening would end most programs though defense must stay strong to keep the United States Number One. He backs a SALT accord but warns Soviets seek strategic superiority. He criticizes Carter's inflation policy and B 1 bomber pause, praises Panama Canal treaties, and hints at 1980 nomination plans. He notes possible campaign ties with Governor Rhodes.
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Free World
Soviet Union
Carter
United States
Cleveland Plaza
Cleveland
James Rhodes
Jim Rhodes
Ohio
Zoning Rules Shape Home Buyers Plans in Community Areas
A community enforces zoning to protect homeowners and guide land use. Buyers face limits on lot size and home type, potentially blocking plans for single family homes or second floor apartments if prescribed acreages or structures are required. Understanding local ordinances is essential before purchasing land.
Butter eggs price report from Ohio and Midwest
Columbus and Chicago reports show egg and butter price stability across major markets. Wholesale Midwest quotes list large eggs 45, mediums 46, smalls 34, breaking stock 44 with checks 37. butter and poultry prices at farms and markets largely unchanged.
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Columbus
Ohio Cities
Ohio
New York
USDA
Chicago
Mitwest
Vance Says Talks With Soviets Yield Some Progress
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said his overseas trip to Africa and the Soviet Union produced some progress toward a new arms limitation treaty. He briefed President Carter for an hour at the White House and declined to detail the outcomes.
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UPI
Cyrus Vance
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Soviet Union
White House
Carter
Wall Street Opens Higher as Market Keeps Rally
New York AP reports stocks jumping again on momentum from Monday rally. Grain bids at market close show Wheat 2.51, Corn 2.05, Oats 1.30, Soybeans 6.19 per bushel from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative.
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New York
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
UPI
Ally Power
T & Am
T&t
Arico Steel
Bell
Beth Steet
Bobbie Erks Borg
Chessie
Mit
Colgate
Cook United
del Eedisoc
Eastern Air
Evans
Ford Motor
An County
Grain prices in Ohio elevators after close of markets
UPI reports average cash grain prices per bushel paid to farmers in Ohio marketing areas after markets closed Monday and through today. Northeast Ohio lists No 2 wheat 2.61, No 2 shelled corn 2.20, No 2 oats 1.60, No 1 soybeans 6.38. Northwest Ohio shows No 2 wheat 2.67, No 2 shelled corn 2.17, No 2 oats 1.42, No 1 soybeans 6.42. Central Ohio lists No 2 wheat 2.75, No 2 shelled corn 2.21, No 2 oats 1.60, No 1 soybeans 6.42.
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UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ono
Central
Oho
Life magazine returns with Time Inc revival plan
New York AP reports Time Inc will relaunch Life in October in its traditional 13 by 10 inch format. The move follows a burst of magazine launches this year and rising ad revenue as publishers tout a booming industry. Hedley Donovan said the new Life will cover spectacular events and diverse world topics with memorable photography.
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Time Inc
Life
Folio
Publishers Information Bureau
Chuck Tannen
America
Hedley Donovan
Tume Inc
New Life
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