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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1983
Page
1
President Reagan plans to tax employer paid health insurance premiums for about 30 percent of workers under the 1984 budget. A contingency tax program could raise over 40 billion annually 1985 to 1988 if deficits stay high, with gasoline and income tax surcharges possible.
Unions and American Ship Building Co in Lorain face stalled talks over pay and benefits after a Friday standstill. Boilermakers Local 358 leader James Unger says negotiators will resume discussions next week, with only about 25 percent of issues left. Hospitalization costs and COLA remain key chasms as Amship backs off wage freezes and fringe changes in light of losses.
FBI crime lab reports show the fireplace poker buried in a Bay Village yard near Marilyn Sheppard’s 1954 death yields only dirt traces. Police will add the instrument to the murder evidence as the long running case remains unresolved after Sam Sheppard’s initial conviction and retrial.
Freezing rain and slick roads led to several minor accidents this morning. An Elyria man escaped injury after his car slid on I-90 at 6:40 am, hit a guard rail, and flipped. James Green of Middle Avenue was westbound near Detroit Avenue. Multiple crashes followed between 9 and 9:30 am, including four near Medina, with no injuries reported. Weather observer Ray Diederich said conditions should improve this afternoon as rain ends and temps rise.
The forecast calls for periods of snow and rain with a low in the mid 30s tonight and a high on Sunday. The chance of precipitation is 80 percent tonight and Sunday, with early season snow depth reports from ski resorts noted on Page A-3. TORAIN, County, Dating Scr ibe 450-4902 Guarembed.
Washington AP reports the nuclear powered Soviet Cosmos 1402 spy satellite is losing altitude and likely to re enter Sunday or Monday, with a risk of radioactive debris. Emergency U.S. teams are on 24 hour alert to recover any material. Debris chances favor ocean landfall, with 70 percent over water and small probabilities over the Soviet Union Canada United States.
Anti abortion groups marking the 10th anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court ruling vow to protect unborn life while supporters promise to defend the decision. Planned events span Salem Oregon to Ohio Florida and New York with vigils seminars and commemorations.
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