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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1983

Page

3

White House wary to open Reagan 1980 campaign files

The White House hesitates to release the 1980 Reagan campaign files to congressional investigators, unsure of contents as over 500 feet of documents at Stanford and no indexing raise risk of undisclosed material. Negotiations with Rep. Albosta’s panel continue, with potential subpoenas if access is blocked. Fielding and Hamilton discuss a path forward while Baker argues against a blanket broad review.

Washington White House House Subcommittee Reagan Carter Subcommittee Donald Albosta D-Mich Albosta California FBI Fred Fielding James Hamilton Senate Watergate Committee Albosta Panel Fielding Hamilton Fielding-Hamilton Larry Speakes House Senate Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn AAP GOP Congression Baker Bert Lance Congress House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Donald J. Albosta Michigan

Reagan aims to strengthen fair housing enforcement with new bill

President Reagan proposes legislation to empower HUD and the Justice Department to enforce fair housing laws, creating administrative law judges, new penalties, and expanded private action rights. NAACP and civil rights groups label the plan weak and warn of delays despite swift action following a desegregation suit.

Washington Reagan Congress National Association For the Advancement of Colored People New Orleans Leadership Conference On Civil Rights Ralph Neal Heagan Department of Housing and Urban Development Justice Department HUD Dipartisen Lars

Baby elephant Batir talks at Karaganda zoo

Soviet Tass reports Batir the baby elephant speaks at night and has around 20 phrases recorded by zoologists using tape recorders. The elephant, raised by humans since infancy, reportedly says he is good and asks for water, with officials citing exceptional hearing as a factor.

Moscow Batir Karaganda Zoo Karaganda Associated Press Hatawal Oovieel

Jailed ex judge Steele aids troubled juveniles

Former Euclid Municipal Court judge Robert L. Steele serving time for hiring a hitman counsels troubled youths in Columbus. The Capital City Jaycees inmate program at Columbus Correctional Facility has Steele, using his 442 years of prison wisdom to deter teens from crime through prison-life discussions.

Columbus Euclid Robert L. Steele Robert L. Lane Jaycees Steele New Jersey Lane

FTC Rules Prohibit Superiority Claims For Pain Relievers

The FTC ruled that ads for major OTC pain relievers misled by claiming superiority over aspirin without adequate proof. Excedrin Excedrip Excedra Bayer Aspirin Bufferin Cope Vanquis Mido products were cited. Bristol-Myers and Sterling Drug faced additional findings about doctor recommendations and claims of special ingredients.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Bufferin Excedra Bayer Aspirin Cope Vanquis Mido Bristol-Mers Co Sterling Drug Inc Bayer FTC Commission Bristol-Myers

Carter Book Trap sole D C show

Washington faces a heated summer as Carter debate papers probe drags on with a Justice Department inquiry. The Lance shadow and congressional probes loom, shaping public focus during August vacations and a stalled political agenda.

Carter D.C Washington White House Jimmy Carter Congress Bert Lance Reagan Justice Department

Mom of dead boy goes on trial in Michigan custody case

Allegan County judges decide to keep 66 children removed from the House of Judah camp in foster care across eight counties. Ethel Yarbough, 33, faces manslaughter charges over her son John’s death blamed on a whupping. A July court hearing will decide permanent custody and ongoing visitation rights for families.

Sey Ray Ma Allegan Mich Allegan, Mich George Greig House of Judah Greig Ethel Yarbough John Allegan County Graia Ernestine Owens Chicago

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