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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1979
Page
8
President Carter's son Chip arrives in Montgomery Alabama next week for a series of speeches and interviews and a courtesy call on Governor Fob James. James has not publicly endorsed Carter and has offered no pledge of support.
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said Carter’s 10 year energy plan lost momentum after a Cabinet reshuffle but his solar bank proposal is likely to pass. He predicted easy passage of the solar bank bill and said utilities will switch from oil to coal, with oil supply easing and inventories rising.
UPI reports Bureau of Labor Statistics findings show large union contracts in early 1979 averaged 9.2 percent first year wage and benefit gains, with life-of-contract averages near 7.3 percent. The data cover 999,000 workers including about 300,000 Teamsters under the National Master Freight Agreement.
An aid message from Alcoholics Anonymous describes help for stopping drinking, emphasizing peer support, confidentiality, and sobriety without publicity. It mentions contact details in Elyria Ohio and a phone line for assistance.
Gordon and Barbara Ray of Madison say they may receive an adopted child within two years if they agree to an affidavit of confidentiality and avoid further publicity. Their public complaint last February prompted the state adoption agency to drop its weight based eligibility policy. The Rays argued their height and weight should not bar them from parenting, citing medical statements of health.
Charan Singh is sworn in as India's fifth prime minister with a pledge to end appeasement of superpowers. A top aide, Raj Narain, told 25,000 rally attendees that the new government will reclaim border lands from China and shift away from Morarji Desai era foreign policy.
Nicaragua officials said Cuba will dispatch hundreds of doctors and teachers along with food and medical supplies to help rebuild the war torn country. A high level Nicaraguan delegation will visit Washington soon to seek further aid and discuss issues, with Cuba already sending 20,000 cans of condensed milk daily to Managua.
President Ziaul Haq declares Pakistan will “eat crumbs” to acquire nuclear technology amid Western pressure to curb the program. He vows energy needs andOil price pressures justify pursuing atomic energy and says weapons development will not be pursued despite determinations to resist outside meddling.
The deposed shah of Iran, livid over charges he killed 350000 Iranians, denounced Ayatollah Khomeini's regime as an abyss of medieval leadership. In a spokesman read statement, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi questioned how long Iranians will tolerate the revisionist government amid rising world criticism of its repressive tactics.
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