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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
3
A large group staged a demonstration and law officers arrested several, identifying and processing them for jail. The Outside Committee members explained they stayed to avoid appearing to abandon the cause, planning bail and lobbying efforts to gain support. By 10:30 the court order was in effect and no injuries occurred.
James F. Daubel, ex-managing editor of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram, was named publisher of the Fremont News Messenger and the Port Clinton News Herald. He succeeds his father Donald F. Daubel, who remains president of Fremont Messenger Co. Daubel will keep his editor duties. Fremont paper circulates 16,000 and Port Clinton 6,000.
CBS reporter Bernard Redmont and cameraman Kurt Hoefle were jostled by a crowd near a Moscow beer garden while filming on Soviet beer production. Police detained them for about an hour, took them to a regional station, and returned their equipment later.
David L. Froust Jr. will feature a solo exhibit at La Galerie Search 606 Middle Ave from Friday through July 29 with a public reception Friday 7 to 9 p.m. The Elyria native, 27, lives in Oberlin and studies at Lorain County Community College, planning study at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
President Carter plans to appeal to Congress for neutron weapon funding amid concerns over radiation kills. He retains right to change stance, telling Senate Armed Services Committee he supports funds from the 1978 public works bill.
A Progressive Grocer survey finds that name recognition and friendly managers influence shopper loyalty little. Cleanliness remains the top factor for U.S. homemakers, with 35th and 24th ranking among 37 factors.
Ten years after Newark's 1967 riot that left 26 dead and $15 million in damage, the city shows political change with a black mayor and greater black representation, yet faces persistent urban crisis, high unemployment, and lingering violence. The era shifted policing, government, and demographics, including a shrinking population and rising black share.
Stockholm AP OPEC chief Abdul Aziz bin Khalifa al Thami praises unity as the cartel begins a semiannual meeting. The group notes no price rise is on the agenda, delaying such talk until year end after the 1977 price adjustments. Iran and Saudi instances cited as influencing the market through the recent price split.
A Cleveland company with four employees challenged the federal bureaucracy and prevailed, securing work. The small businessman fought institutional obstacles and won the contract or position, signaling a notable victory for a tiny local employer.
Ohio grain elevators report cash prices for No 2 wheat and corn across regions with oats and soybeans, noting sharp declines for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans in trend. Egg wholesale prices in major cities show varied carton sizes with large white and other grades, while Midwest egg price movement is largely unchanged week to date.
Prices paid to country packing plants for eggs sold to major Ohio cities range by grade and size with 50 case lots. Poultry farm prices in Ohio reported for hens. Piping Systems Inc faced a NASA Lewis Center set aside contract with a low bid reversal leading to a win for the small firm at 12 dollars.
Spain cut the peseta by 25 percent, moving the exchange rate from 70 to 87.30 per dollar. The move, announced by the Bank of Spain, aims to boost tourism, a major source of foreign currency. U.S. travelers reacted with optimism as prices ease and travel becomes cheaper. Bob Baker, a Tennessee native and Justice Department attorney, praised the devaluation outside the Madrid American Express office.
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