Amtrak gains extra aid but Lake Shore Limited faces cuts
Congress approved an extra 18 million for Amtrak amid a total 488.5 million appropriation, but the Lake Shore Limited may still be cut. Amtrak warns the system could be about 25 million short, delaying route protections. Gore's amendment freezes routes through March 1 while future recommendations are issued. The Lake Shore runs Chicago to Boston and New York with Elyria and Cleveland stops.
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Papp Back in Jail as Prosecution Builds New Murder Case
Robert Gary begins collecting evidence for a renewed murder trial over Roxie Ann Keath ley’s 1973 slaying in Sheffield Township. Papp’s federal appeal overturned his prior conviction, with Gary planning to present unused testimony and seek records from the October 1973 trial and call witnesses including Jose Mendiola.
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Papp
Roxie Ann Keathley
Sheffield Township
Charles Adams
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Fim
Papps
Jose Mendiola
Roxie Ann
Mendiola
Sheriff's
Henry Zieba
Natalie Neeson
City offers free Yale parking for residents
Elyria residents may get free off street parking in municipal lots on Washington and Lake avenues from Tuesday until December 24, pending administration approval. The utilities committee recommended the measure to the administration, excluding on street parking and monthly permits. Committee member Leo Bullocks supported the plan, noting it would not be financially crippling and has been used in prior years.
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Bullocks
GM will enlarge Parma Chevy plant expansion planned
General Motors Chevrolet division announced a 66,000 square foot addition to the Parma pressed metal plant. The project focuses on steel receiving and processing, with work starting before January 1 and completion aimed for 1979. No immediate job increase is expected, but management says the expansion should strengthen the organization and could lead to future hires. The plant now employs about 3,000 workers.
Galapagos Islands Comprise 58 Volcanic Islets With Craters
The Galapagos Islands are volcanic in origin and contain more than 2,000 craters of various sizes. The archipelago comprises six large islands, 12 smaller ones, and 40 very small islets.
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Galapagos Islands
Subaru BRAT debuts as open-bed four wheel drive fun car
The BRAT is Subaru of America's new entry in recreational passenger cars. It combines front wheel drive with four wheel drive, features two rear facing rear seats in the open bed, and offers 61.6 by 47.2 inch cargo space. Powered by a four cylinder engine, it lists 4249 dollars, 36 mpg highway and 26 city, with optional camper shell and tonneau cover.
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Subaru
America
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Panel unlikely to lift lid on retiree extra income
In Washington the battle over Social Security reform continues as House and Senate negotiators clash on removing the earnings cap for retirees 65 and over. The House blocked a bid to direct negotiators to maintain a tougher stance, leaving room for a compromise that could raise or remove the earnings limit in coming years.
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Social Security Disability Fund
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al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Columbia Gas strategy keeps rates up across service areas
Columbia Gas officials consider a unified rate plan as Dayton Power and Light also charge uniform local rates. A spokesman said charges vary by cost to serve each community and he will send survey results from 748 communities to officials. Spratley aims for a united front among negotiating communities under optional PUCO oversight. Local averages for 15000 cubic feet vary by city from Elyria to Avon Lake, with several towns weighing regionalization concerns.
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Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga County
Henry Reese
Opening Wall Street Edges Up in Early Trade
Wall Street opened up 0.08 points near 829.76 as advances led declines 175 to 80 among 40 issues crossing the tape. Turnover ran about 670000 shares while reports from Columbus and New York noted egg and poultry price movements across major markets.
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Carter to Launch Nine Day Trip to Six Countries
President Carter plans a December 29 departure for a nine day tour visiting Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France Belgium and other stops. He aims to press energy legislation while balancing budget work and the State of the Union address.
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Renaissance ceiling repaired at Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore
A 40-year-old carved walnut Renaissance ceiling at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore was restored with a $22,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The project advances plans for a permanent Renaissance bronzes exhibition after the piece, purchased in 1903 by Henry Walters, was integrated into the museum.
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Walters Art Gallery
National Endowment For the Humanities
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