08 Feb 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1981
Page
1
Monday ITS presents a five part tax help series to help readers save money. NAMIC DUO from Peanuts and advice columnist Heloise join the CT Monday debut with tips and guidance for maximizing refunds and reducing bills.
Local dealers sponsor the Vermilion Winter Festival drag races on the Vermilion River as snowmobiling grows as a winter family sport. Dealers cite 80 percent of new buyers as families while clubs emphasize safety and helpful rescues during storms. Two winter deaths cited, with safety concerns and school property access debated by the Vermilion School Board.
A National Journal analysis of fiscal 1979 data shows the Northeast and Midwest send more tax money to Washington than they receive in spending, while the South and West get more. The Great Lakes region received 71 cents in federal spending for every tax dollar sent, highlighting regional funding disparities amid defense spending shifts and urban aid debates.
The National Journal reports spending tax returns showing Northeast states average 0.94 per dollar, Midwest 0.79 and South 1.12, with striking outliers such as North Carolina at 6.87 and Nebraska at 1.65. District of Columbia stands out at 8.56 due to federal funding.
Lorain Community Hospital aims to start a 24 hour paramedic service serving Lorain Amherst Vermilion and nearby townships this spring. A purchased ambulance and annual cost about 75000 are planned pending state MHPC approval. The program would augment existing ambulance services and target areas including Amherst where costs drive funeral homes to drop service.
John Demjanjuk, an auto worker from Seven Hills Ohio, faces a federal non jury trial on whether he lied to obtain U S citizenship by concealing that he served as a guard at Nazi death camps. Prosecutors say he aided mass murder and could be deported if citizenship is revoked. He denies involvement and asserts he was a German prisoner of war. The case echoes the Fedorenko ruling on illegal citizenship procurement by former guards.
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