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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1977

Page

1

Carter calls for instant, total halt to nuclear testing

In his first interview as president Carter urges a rapid, universal end to all nuclear tests including underground, to curb weapons spread and move toward a world ban. He signals cautious optimism on Soviet cooperation and outlines a three-step path to broader disarmament culminating in a comprehensive test ban. He also supports reducing arms stockpiles and seeks more women in government roles while backing Palestinian participation in Middle East talks.

Washington Carter Soviet Union Associated Press United Press International National Security Council U.S United States Middle East

Rhodes declares energy emergency in Ohio urges conservation

Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes has proclaimed an energy emergency and urged residents to maintain 65 degree thermostats to ease a serious natural gas shortage. The General Assembly schedules a special session to consider mandatory measures if voluntary efforts fail.

Columbus James A. Rhodes General Assembly Rhodes Columbia Gas of Ohio Governae Marvin E. White Board Columbia Gas White Dave Talbot East Ohio Gas Cleveland Talbot Thomas Black High St Ohio Chamber of Commerce

Rhodes asks Ohioans to conserve natural gas usage

Governor James Rhodes urged Ohioans to cut residential heating to 65 degrees and 55 at night, close unused rooms, use alternate heating where possible, and have stores and state offices reduce temps. He plans an Energy Emergency Management Committee and seeks federal help to secure coal and fuels, while asking media and mayors to aid in public service messages and emergency readiness.

Columbus UPI James Rhodes Energy Emergency Management Committee Carter Ohio National Guard Federal Environmental Protection Agency Tocal W Cuyahoga County Lorain County Public Utilities Commission of Ohio

Area Legislators Demand Proof Before Gas Crisis Action

Ohio lawmakers demand concrete evidence of a natural gas shortage before endorsing restrictions that might cut pay or force school closures. Rep Leonard Camera urges caution while Sen Ronald Nabakowski and Rep Scribner Fauver seek detailed facts. Fauver heads to Columbus for an Energy Committee meeting as the crisis unfolds.

Leonard Camera Dlorain Scribner Fauver Aelyria Columbus Fauver House Energy Committee Gov. Rhodes

Revival of draft lottery urged in national mobilization plan

Defense Department recommends President Carter restore standby draft machinery including an annual lottery for 20 year olds to set callup order in a grave national emergency. Ford ended lottery and reduced SS system. Pentagon says wartime system could call 630,000 troops within six months and replace 450,000 casualties, with three months to train draftees.

Washington Defense Department Carter White House Ford Administration National Security Council Gerald R Ford Department Europe Pentagon

Area tighter energy rules meet mixed local response

A regional survey shows residents and businesses reluctant to adopt Gov Rhodes energy cuts. Most favor 65 degree daytime thermostats but oppose 55 degree nights. Stores cut hours. schools conserve and await guidance from Columbus as utilities weigh deeper curtailments.

James A. Rhodes Ohio Higbee's May Co

Weather Forecast Cloudy with Snow Likely

The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with snow tonight and tomorrow and 68 percent chances of precipitation. Low temperatures will dip to around 2 and highs near 3. Winds from the southwest at 16 to 20 mph. Sunrise was at 7 46 a m and sunset at 3 33 p m. Details on Page A 3.

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