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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1980
Page
3
Local 1250 members plan a Dearborn demonstration to press Ford for wage records of Brook Park layoffs and to oppose Ford's Mexico plant. Payne warns the campaign may expand to a Capitol march to counter big business relocating overseas, fearing job loss at Brook Park.
Lorain officials push for public funds to install crossing gates on private land to improve safety after years of debate. City law director confirms legality. committee chair says the goal is to save lives and pass necessary legislation. In a separate note, Maryland riders show high helmet use after repeal.
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports President Tito, 87, remains in grave health despite intensified treatment for pneumonia. Doctors note heart rhythm disturbances and weakening heart. He relies on dialysis after kidney failure and leg amputation. State media frame Tito’s illness to bolster national unity and pride.
President Carter warned inflation and energy supplies are in a crisis stage as advisers study new ways to curb price rises short of wage price controls. Press secretary Powell said no tax cut and no panic among advisers, citing three energy bills stuck in Congress and an accelerated review of policies. Inflation runs at about 18 percent annually.
In a brief arraignment Wright, a 50 year old described as a high living compulsive gambler, refused further questioning on bond citing parole status. The hearing set for 2 p.m. Monday. FBI noted no charges against Wright's companion Ms Longworth, a Louisville resident. Wright faces bank robbery charges in Kenova West Virginia and prior four bank robberies across multiple states with a 1966 prison term and a 1978 parole. The FBI listed institutions Wright asked to avoid for surrender.
Khomeini directs Iran to arrange a meeting between the U.N. commission and alleged victims of the ousted shah’s regime as hostage discussions continue. He links the victims’ case to exposing Iran’s and America’s crimes while the panel meets Iranian officials in Tehran.
In Columbus Synanon representatives have toured Bryn Du and other Central Ohio properties priced above $500 000 over several months. Based in Detroit the group declined to discuss plans. Synanon founder Charles E. Dederick faced conspiracy to commit murder charges in 1978 as the organization faces turmoil.
Steven A. Minter of the Cleveland Foundation is reported to become an undersecretary in the new Education Department. The Plain Dealer says he would take a leave of absence rather than resign, and he notes several Washington meetings as part of ongoing discussions. Minter is an Akron native aged 42.
A UPT report says a wildcat strike at the Chrysler tank plant in Lima ended today after UAW officials met with plant leaders. About 200 workers returned to the plant with around 240 more expected, as the factory prepares to deliver the first new U.S. tank model in 20 years Thursday.
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