Elyria Lorain Among Midwestern Areas in Racial Equality Ranking
A Bradley University study ranks the Elyria Lorain metro area third best for racial equality among 28 Midwestern cities using 1970 census data in four categories Education occupations income and residential integration. The project headed by Prof Robert Elgie involved four undergraduates and concluded without site visits, stressing objective census measures over community attitudes.
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Bradley University
Robert Elgie
Peoria
Ir. University
Elyria-Lorain
Springfield
Lansing
Mich
Elgie
Chronicle-Telegram
Peoria Jfuman Relations Commission
Jaycee Award Winners Recognized in Elyria
David W. Schrempf received the Elyria Jaycees Distinguished Service Award and Nancy Kladysh won the Outstanding Young Educator Award. Schrempf leads the Tappan Company Environmental Products Group while Mrs. Wladysh teaches reading resources for Spring Valley Eastpate and Erie schools. Story on Pape E-1, (C-T photo).
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Elyria Jaycee
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Spring Valley
Eastpate
Erie
Perk enters race for U.S. Senate in Ohio
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk, 60, announced he will seek the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate. He enters as Metzenbaum or Glenn face off in a Democratic primary. Metzenbaum welcomed Perk and warned voters of choices ahead, noting Perk is linked to Nixon policies.
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Ohio
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America
U.S
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John H. Glenn Jr
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Glenn
Ralph Perk
UPI
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Jackson calls for petroleum price rollbacks and freeze
Senator Henry M. Jackson urged Congress to roll back and freeze prices on many petroleum products, arguing the oil industry has benefited from the crisis. He cited the seven sisters and pressed for consumer protection while Federal Energy Chief William E. Simon warned against hasty price controls.
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UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Seven Sisters
Jackson
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Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Nixon
Weather and Nixon education plan brief
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the mid 20s and fair tomorrow reaching the lower 40s. Precipitation chances are near zero tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. winds south tonight 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 8:46 a.m. Sunset 6:22 p.m. In Washington, President Nixon asked Congress to scrap more than 30 Great Society education programs and to appropriate 7.6 billion dollars for a revamped federal education program providing more local flexibility and authority, a 2.5 billion dollar rise over 1970 funding.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Ohio proposes energy czar bill with broad powers
Ohio lawmakers consider an Emergency Energy Board and an energy czar with subpoena powers to regulate heating fuel use and driving conditions. Gov. Gilligan calls it a sensible emergency measure, not a permanent agency. The plan allows setting fuel limits, adjusting business hours, mass transit use, and reducing indoor heating temperatures.
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UPI
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Ohio General Assembly
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Gilligan
Cabinet Energy Committee
Trucker Protests Halt Rigs Across Ohio in Wake of Talks
Scattered groups of independent truckers including in Wellington halted rigs again to press for changes in federal energy policy. About 50 drivers urged others to join, with four patrolmen watching overnight. A brick was tossed at Don Slater near Akron, injuring his arm but no serious harm reported.
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Washington
Ohio
Council of Independent Truckers
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Elyria Post
Highway Patrol
Don H. Slater
Akron
Spt
Jack Holland
Elyria Highway Patrol
Agnew Works on Novel About Vice President Disaster
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew is reportedly drafting a novel about a vice president programmed for disaster by the Chinese Communists. A major New York publisher reportedly rejected the manuscript, citing merit and ideological concerns, with a quip about publishing only if he wrote Ulysses.
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UPI
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Washington Post
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