Population shifts threaten new congressional map changes
Donald Starsinic of the Census Bureau notes western mountain and New England population gains could alter House representation by 1980. If trends hold, Florida and Texas gain two seats each, Arizona California Oregon Tennessee Utah gain one. New York, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania and South Dakota would lose seats.
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House of Representatives
Starsink
Florida
Texas
Arizona
California
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Woman Held in Slaying of Brunswick Businessman
A 20-year-old Shaker Heights woman identifying as Kathy Crenshaw was arrested in Cleveland on Dec. 21 stabbing death of Brunswick salesman William C. McNeil, 53, found dead at his Judith Drive home. She faces Medina Municipal Court arraignment and is held in Medina County Jail.
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Brunswick
Shaker Heights
Kathy Crenshaw
Cleveland
William C. McNeil
Cleveland Plaza
Medina County
Medina Municipal Court
McNeil
True Temper Corp
Brunswick Police Department
Tooth grows in a boy’s foot astonishes doctors
In Lenoir North Carolina thirteen year old Doug Pritchard found a tooth growing in the instep of his left foot after a painful object was removed by Dr Amor Bournouie. The doctor explained a gene misplacement in the fetus caused the rare condition.
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Lenoir, N.C
UPI
Doug Pritchard
Amor Bournouie
Carter proposes $500.2 billion 1979 budget plan
President Carter sends Congress a $500.2 billion fiscal 1979 budget featuring increased defense education and health spending and a $60.6 billion deficit. He cites 2 percent real purchasing power growth and tax cuts totaling $25 billion aimed at creating about one million jobs. The plan foresees a $3 billion contingency for health or urban aid starts. If approved, outlays rise from $462.2 billion in 1978 to $500.2 billion. receipts total $429.6 billion.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Officials defend Elyria snow crews amid charges
Elyria street department officials defended their crews at a city hall meeting after a Chronicle Telegram report accused some workers of excessive breaks driving plow blades up and filing false plow reports. They noted long hours and aging equipment while promising improved oversight.
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Elyria Street Department
City Hall
Marguerite E. Bowman
Stan Wojdyla
al Schriner
Robert Deimling
Schriner
Richard Bergman
Chronicle-Telegram
Col
Koehring weighs Lorain plant closure as costs soar
Koehring Co may shut its Lorain Division after an unreleased study, risking 300 jobs. President Ralph Fackler ordered a Milwaukee analysis due by Feb 10 to decide whether to terminate operations. Lorain, once over 1,000 workers, now faces high fixed costs and rising fuel bills in an aging facility.
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Koehring Co
Lorain Division
Ralph Fackler
Fackler
Milwaukee
Koehring
Lorain
Henry Meyer
Meyer
Bantam Koehring
Water break damages downtown in Cleveland
Millions of gallons flooded downtown after a 36 inch water main rupture. Mayor Dennis Kucinich said crews pump water from a seven by 35 by 15 foot hole as portions of Memorial Shoreway may collapse. Estimated damage ranges 2 to 3 million dollars with wide traffic rerouting.
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Dennis Kucinich
Payne and
E. 30Th. St
Kucinich
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio cold snap delays January thaw across Lorain County
Northern Ohio faced bitter cold with readings as low as six degrees below zero in Lorain County. Snow melt was minimal despite sunny skies as forecasters warned the January thaw may be late or absent, risking ice jams and potential flooding if precipitation returns.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Buckeye
National Weather Service
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Weather outlook with rain chances and mild temperatures
Rain is expected today with mostly sunny periods and highs near 30. Tonight clouding up with lows in the 20s. Tuesday turns cloudy with rain likely afternoon and highs 35 to 40. Precipitation chances rise from near zero today to 60 percent Tuesday. Winds SW today then S tonight. Sunrise 7 47, sunset 5 32. High 23 at 4 pm Sunday, low 4 at 7 30 am today.
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Donald Starsinic
Census Bureau
Starsinic
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Brain Smith
Brian
Joe A. Smith
Georgia Ave
Dave Zapotosky
Judith Dr
Pritchard
By Casey Turton
Membes Barte
Lorain Plant
North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Columbia Gas
Elyria
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