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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1978
Page
1
A Boy Scout guides fellow Scouts on a rough rescue trek during the Klondike Derby at French Creek Reservation in Sheffield Villeged, braving deep snow and frigid conditions on Saturday.
Ohio Edison urges a 25 percent cut in power use after coal supplies fall below 40 days amid a nationwide miners strike. UMW President Miller eyes a tentative settlement but ratification may take weeks. Industries in Elyria Lorain report adapting with four day weeks and drastic lighting curbs, with potential 50 percent cuts seen as critical.
Fred Fielding a deputy counsel in the Nixon administration denies being Deep Throat the elusive source cited by New York magazine Sunday in a forthcoming H R Halde man book The Ends of Power Fielding angrily rejected the claim and the magazine text also states the book accuses Nixon of erasing an 18 minute White House tape segment sought by investigators
Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association hosts the 1978 Auto Show at Midway Mall starting today with 26 dealers and over 80 new cars on display. Bob Stang leads the event, offering a warm alternative to winter shopping. The annual show ends with the Miss Lorain County Beauty Pageant, whose winner may advance to Miss Universe contests.
Detroit report on a University of Michigan crash test program that anesthetizes and harms African baboons to develop life like dummies. A group led by Rev. Erwin Gaede calls the carnage unnecessary and pursues petitions for an ethical review before animal use in labs.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat returns to Washington after Camp David talks with President Carter failed to secure an early resumption of direct Egypt Israel negotiations. A shuttle plan by Alfred Atherton Jr. aims to craft compromise language while defense talks continue in Cairo. Dayan will tour the United States to present Israel’s position.
The advisory continues with occasional snow and blowing and drifting conditions today and tonight. New snow of 1 to 3 inches expected, heavier in the snow belt by evening. High near 10, low around zero, flurries Tuesday with highs in the mid-teens. Snow chances 90 percent today, 60 tonight, 40 Tuesday. northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunrise 7:34 a.m. Sunset 5:50 p.m.
The Conference Board reports one in five American families now earns $25,000 or more per year, totaling about 11.1 million households and controlling more than 40 percent of buying power. In 1965 the top 20 percent started at $19,800, and in 1955 at $14,900, with the board noting shifts in purchasing influence.
New York City and area schools closed as a second major blizzard hits. Forecasters warn of more than a foot of snow with high winds causing drifting. Sanitation crews battled antiquated gear while transit faced delays and airports kept service limited.
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