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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
1
Washington reports growing tax receipts and a shrinking deficit. Officials say the deficit may dip to about 5 billion or less for fiscal 1965, from 3.2 billion last year, with receipts over 91.2 billion and individual and corporate taxes outperforming earlier predictions.
The 0.2 mill levy Issue No. 7 to fund a school for mentally retarded children in Lorain County gains support from United Community Services groups. Lorain UCS and Metropolitan Lorain UCS boards endorse the measure proposed to county voters next Tuesday.
The United Community Services of Greater Elynia opposes two levies funding detention facilities in Lorain County citing planning concerns. Lorain United Community Services supports the levies and backs a separate school levy for mentally retarded children.
Rights arrests studied the college will review disciplinary action after 24 Oberlin students arrested for disturbing the peace pleaded innocent in Cleveland Municipal Court. Trials set for May with $200 bonds. college says students acted as individuals and no college rules were broken. Names of the 24 protesters identified.
Pakistani military spokesman says heavy casualties on Indian troops after a major engagement in the Rann of Kutch. Indian Defense Ministry accuses Pakistani forces of the attack, claiming at least six Pakistani tanks destroyed and very heavy Indian losses.
New York singer Pearl Bailey, 47, collapsed backstage after her Monday night show and returned against medical advice. She sang about two dozen songs for a crowd of 300 at a hotel club, saying she felt faint and woozy as she performed a second time.
The city votes to continue its legal battle over a 132 unit Oakwood Drive apartment project after state courts ruled the zoning and permit legal. Arthur M. Kligler's permit sparked a clash between city annexation zoning and state law, with residents backing council in court action and solicitor Tattersall saying the appeal to the state high court will cost under 300 dollars.
Flooding from the Mississippi ravages Illinois and Iowa towns along the river. Volunteers shore up dikes as debris-filled water nears a crest. Fulton, Trl., and surrounding areas see mass evacuations with refugees in the Quad Cities approaching 2,500 and casualties rising across five states.
In South Amherst officials seek two more policemen and a new cruiser. North Ridgeville Mayor appoints members to the Citizens Advisory Committee. Lorain Zoning Board of Appeals weighs a variance to allow ballroom expansion.
Weather forecast notes considerable cloudiness in the south with occasional light rain or showers through Wednesday. The north remains cloudy with drizzle, followed by partial clearing this afternoon. Tonight and Wednesday expect light showers in the north. Continued cool. Highs to be determined.
Ottawa announces a 10 percent federal income tax cut to spur growth and job creation effective July 1. The plan includes a Canada Development Corp to reduce foreign capital dependence and measures to discourage foreign investment in Canadian newspapers and magazines. Gordon projects a 200 million dollar deficit for the year with expenditures at 7.65 billion and revenues at 7.36 billion.
A platoon of British paratroopers repulsed about 100 Indonesian soldiers in the heaviest assault on Sarawak since July 1964, according to a Malaysian spokesman.
United States steel industry and the United Steelworkers union reached an interim contract delaying a strike for four months. The accord includes an 11.5 cent per hour wage increase and sets up a fund to support wages and pensions. Negotiations for a full agreement continue with possible Aug 1 termination option.
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