Decision on Elyria sanitation comes under review
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria to reconsider funding new sanitation equipment. It argues the city should explore private garbage collection options, solicit bids, and compare costs before borrowing about 1.6 million. The piece cautions against tying capital to a remaining public sanitation role and urges council to act in the public interest.
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Panama dilemma for GOP
Washington weighs the Panama Canal treaty as a defining test for Reagan and the Republican Party. Carter and Kissinger seek support from Ford to bolster middle road Republicans, while Thurmond’s right wing demands caution. The issue tests party unity and the risk of alienating conservatives amid potential Latin American unrest.
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Elyria Sees Job Boost as Luxaire Expands locally
Luxaire Inc transfers product line from California to Elyria boosting local hiring by 125 to 150 workers. Hills Department Store also seeks 200 to 250 new employees at Rt. 57 and Cleveland Street, reflecting a broader gain in community employment and economic activity.
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Doctors keep prices high as FTC probes health costs
Federal Trade Commission investigators scrutinize doctors and medical societies for antitrust violations and price fixing. They note doctor control of Blue Shield plans, pressure on HMOs, and barriers to rival plans and malpractice coverage. The AMA faces suit amid concerns over hospital access and advertising limits as efforts to curb rising health care costs continue.
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Carter aims to hold liberal wing with concessions
Washington focus reviews Jimmy Carter's strategy to appease liberal Democrats while pursuing a conservative budget path. It highlights potential rivals Moynihan and Brown, plus aging policy fights and safety measures like air bags versus seat belts.
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No decision on Taiwan Carter limits Vance talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrives in Peking with limited authority as President Carter delays a major shift on Taiwan policy. A July 30 Washington meeting and PRM-24 interagency document shape cautious exploratory diplomacy toward recognizing mainland China while maintaining Taiwan relations.
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