Carter voices battle over windfall tax in TV briefing
President Carter urged Americans to speak out to back the windfall profits tax as the Senate fights to block changes. He defended a Cabinet shake up and praised Hamilton Jordan to be White House chief of staff, saying he will do a superb job.
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Weather outlook cloudy with partial clearing planned
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a low of 55 to 60 and a high of 75 to 80 with a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and Friday. A high of 81 degrees was recorded at 4 50 pm Wednesday and the low 70 occurred at 6 am today. details on page B4.
Toll-free service costs revised in Ohio hearings
Lorain Telephone Co officials told the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio that toll-free service between Elyria and Lorain could raise Lorain customers monthly charges by 19 to 24 percent. New figures show higher investment costs and rate increases, with estimates of about 365 million dollars for new investments overall.
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Inflation Up 1 Percent In June Amid Energy Costs
Washington and Cleveland reports show inflation rising about 1 percent in June as energy and housing costs drive the increase. Gasoline jumped 5.6 percent and home heating oil 8.6 percent, with food costs moderating. The June CPI sits near 216.6, reflecting a mixed trend across sectors.
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Betterway weighs selling part of Huntington farm in land deal
Betterway Inc may sell 0 to 100 acres of its 247 acre Huntington Township farm bought July 9 for a youth rehabilitation program. The move aims to cover debt from the $290000 purchase amid local opposition and security concerns. Daniel Nesbett, a township trustee, has shown interest but Nesbett declined to comment. The site is under survey to define usable land and sale portions.
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Pay raise for Elyria police tied to FOP contract
City solicitor rules retroactive $1 164 annual raise for 19 top Elyria officers unconstitutional without FOP contract. Negotiations stalled since July 1978 as council weighs repeal or contract inclusion. State auditor warns retroactive pay may violate Ohio Constitution, pushing a court decision. Lt Gerald Conrad says city pressure tactic risks breaking unions.
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