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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

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Audit cites improper tax fund distribution and weak controls

The audit, due to be released in about ten days, flags improper distribution of tax funds to local governments and lack of BMW Enforcement Division oversight over deputy auto registrars. It cites late ledger updates, delayed reporting, and missing or destroyed records leading to erroneous tax pro ratings and undetected withholding during field audits.

BMW Audit Commission Chronicle-Telegram

Carter poised to clinch Democratic nomination at MSG

At Madison Square Garden Democrats convene a four day festival ending with Carter’s nomination. He names no VP yet but says top running mates include seven congress members led by Mondale Glenn Jackson Church Muskie Stevenson Rodine. Udall trails with ~350 votes and Brown and McCormack may be named briefly to placate supporters.

New York UPI Jimmy Carter Deep South Robert Congress Frank Church Idaho John Glenn Ohio Henry M. Jackson Washington Walter Mondale Minnesota Edmund Muskie Maine Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Peter Rodine New Jersey Carter Rep Morris Udall Arizona Udall Edmund Brown California Ellen McCormack

Convention opens with Glenn and Jordan keynote addresses

John Glenn the first astronaut to orbit Earth headlines opening night a high symbolism session for the 1980 Democratic convention. Barbara Jordan the first Black woman from the South in Congress delivers a leading address as delegates hear unity oriented welcomes from New York Citys Jewish mayor the New York states Irish American governor and the Democratic National Convention s Black vice chairman.

Carter White House Glenn Ohip Earth Barbara Jordan D-Tex Congress South New York City

Youngest delegates attend Democratic National Convention

Clare Smith, 17, University Heights, is the youngest delegate at the Democratic National Convention in New York. She and 18-year-old Beth Farnsworth of Lakewood join others to cast votes for Jimmy Carter. Smith will be 19 before the election and plan to see landmarks and shop during the visit.

Clare Smith University Heights New York Statue of Liberty United Nations Beth Farnsworth Lakewood Ohio Miss Smith Jimmy Carter UPI

Lorain May Seek Disaster Funds After Storm Toll

After the weekend storms the Lorain Oberlitz area assesses damage with thousands losing power. A Toledo man is dead and officials prepare a damage estimate as Lorain considers asking Gov Rhodes to declare a disaster area for federal funds. Weather officials plan a tornado assessment visit to Lorain.

Toledo Lorain Oberlitz American Ship Building Co Lorain Service Elio Jacobozzi Office of Emergency Preparedness Columbus James A. Rhodes Eligi Vermilion National Weather Service Dan Wuerch The Weather Service Cleveland

Lightning Strike Hero Saves 14YearOld

A 14-year-old boy, Joseph DeMastus, was struck by lightning at Cambridge Court apartments and suffered cardiac arrest. Witnesses and Majoras Ambulance crew performed CPR en route to Elyria Memorial Hospital, where he remains in critical condition in intensive care. His sister Jackie 15 and a neighbor crowd aided until help arrived. the two other helpers kept him from drowning with an umbrella and provided rapid first aid.

Cambridge Court Apartments Joseph DeMastus Homer S. DeMastus S. Prospect St Apt Elyria Memorial Hospital Joseph Jackie Bob Majoras Majoras Ambulance Service Majoras Tom Craig Debbie Luckett Apt. D- 1 Dave Starach Cleveland Lacket Richard Copley Copley North Ridgeville

Difference in Purchase Habits Highlights Gender Gap

A dated index remark draws a comparison: men pay twice as much for items they desire, while women settle for cheaper items they do not want. The remark reflects a stereotype about spending preferences without citing specific events or sources.

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