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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1981
Page
3
Washington analysts react to Education Secretary Bell's move ending a federal bilingual program. Critics call it brave but others warn of disaster for non English speakers. Bell cites harsh costs, inflexibility, and unworkable rules, while promising fewer, fairer regulations and ongoing guidelines.
NEW WESTMINSTER British Columbia UPI Terry Fox the one legged runner whose Marathon of Hope raised millions for cancer research is losing his own battle doctors say chemotherapy failed to stop cancer in his lungs and X ray therapy was rejected by specialists Fox is 22 and admitted to Royal Columbian Hospital since January 21 he may be readmitted periodically Fox began the cross country run in 1980 after losing his right leg in 1977 to cancer and raised 17 million dollars for the Canadian Cancer Society. Canada awarded him Companion of the Order of Canada in September.
The scope of Reagan budget cuts is still not defined as officials say the review process continues. The president plans a prime time address and the February 18 State of the Union, with aides stressing no final decisions have been made and more specifics to come. Reagan hosts Chun Doo Hwan at the White House while promising not to withdraw troops as Kim Dae Jung's sentence is questioned. Kissinger warns of volatility, endorsing the administration’s foreign policy path.
Former Indiana governor Otis M. Bowen has become professor of family medicine at Indiana University Medical Center. He urges students to pursue family practice, emphasizing a one-stop care approach. Bowen, a longtime Bremen physician, left politics to teach and mentor upcoming doctors.
UPI report quotes Everette Frazer saying William Bonin told him he picked up a teenage hitchhiker in Orange County in 1979, forced sex, then stabbed him after a struggle. Frazer testified the killer said Vernon Butts helped dump the body. the victim was Marcus Grabs. Bonin faces trial May 4 on charges of murdering 14 boys in Los Angeles County, with ties to 44 deaths across five Southern California counties during 1972 80.
Ecuador and Peru halted their six day border war after a U. S. appeal and oversight by foreign military attaches. The fighting had involved Ecuador, a minor OPEC member, and Peru with Mirage jets and MiG fighters in the jungle battlefield.
The Congressional Budget Office outlined 105 budget-cut options to Congress, touching nearly every area of the federal ledger. Proposals include ending mail subsidies, tightening pension inflation increases, scaling back food stamps, and restricting child nutrition. The list also mirrors ideas from President Carter and President Reagan, with targets to save $10–15 billion in the current year and over $20 billion in 1982 spending.
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