20 Jan 1978
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1978
Page
1
President Carter declares the economy sound but with issues and urges renewed effort to reduce unemployment inflation and the trade deficit. He proposes a 25 billion tax cut split 17 billion to individuals 6 to business and 2 to excise taxes. He seeks public jobs funds for youth and a private sector hiring push.
President Carter asserts the union is sound and urges action on energy jobs human rights and a stronger NATO stance. He calls for increased energy production public works funding and a revamped Humphrey Hawkins bill while stressing minority opportunities and a peaceful Middle East role.
A severe blizzard strikes Ohio as two Lorain County men die digging out from snow drifts. Rudolph Dinnebier and Walter Wesley collapsed from apparent heart attacks after efforts to free their cars. The storm halts travel, closes schools, and dumps up to 21 inches this month in the region.
Eastern sections face heavy snow with 3 to 5 inches of accumulation by evening. Western areas may see 1 to 3 inches. Travel advisory in effect west, heavy snow warning in east. Windy and cold with highs near 20. Tonight, continued snow and a low around 10.
Cincinnati report says Dr Jerry Sutkamp in Belleview Kentucky could not see patients due to heavy snow. A recorded message from his office features his apology and a humorous singing refrain about Let It Snow. The message aims to cheer patients while the clinic is snowed in and entry is blocked.
Peter Licavoli Jr, a Tucson resident, dropped his federal suit against The Chronicle-Telegram for 6 million dollars, after Judge Robert Krupansky required proof of damage. The case followed IREs 23 part investigation labeling him a drug smuggler and crime figure. Licavoli denied the accusations and said he was wronged.
Psychologists say extreme storms bring out both the best and worst in people. Experts note helping others can strengthen community bonds, even when stress triggers conflict. The piece highlights how neighbors may reconnect and feel better after assisting with snow removal amid harsh conditions.
UPI reports consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in December, lifting the annual inflation rate to 6.8 percent for 1977. Food prices were the main factor, with high rates in early 1977 due to winter shortages. wages rose 3.4 percent after inflation and taxes.
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