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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1983

Page

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Latin envoys press peace moves for Central America

Nine Latin American foreign ministers meet in Panama City to push a peace process in Central America. Nicaragua accuses Washington of trying to derail talks with war games. U S aid to Nicaraguan rebels faces a House cutoff while Castro backs steps to withdraw advisers and end weapons shipments.

Panama City Panama Central America Nicaragua United States U.S Richard Stone Costa Rica el Salvador U.S. House Havana Fidel Castro CBS Reagan Latin America Castro Morning News Washington

Battle in the House Prompts U S Aid to Rebels

Congressional debate centers on a $19 million covert aid package intended to aid Salvadoran rebel forces. Proponents say the funds curb weapon flows from Nicaragua to guerrillas, while critics warn of broader implications amid a Republican Senate.

Nicaragua Senate

County deficit plan sent to Ferguson outlines 1.4 million shortfall

Elyria Ohio reports County Administrator Dominick A. Dellisanti will present a plan to state Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson detailing how Ferguson County will close a 1983 general fund deficit of 1.4 million. The plan lists savings from 20 sheriff's layoffs, four day work weeks, precinct consolidations, and a 1 mill to 4 mill real estate transfer tax increase, with remaining gaps to be filled from non-salary accounts. Potential further layoffs remain possible if needed.

Elyria Lorain Dominick A. Dellisanti Columbus Dellisanti Thomas E. Ferguson Ferguson Clerk of Courts Commissioners Office J. Grant Keys Board of Elections

Lorain and Cuyahoga Unemployment Rise Slightly

Lorain County jobless rate climbs from 16.0 to 16.4 percent in June while Cuyahoga rises from 11.8 to 11.9 percent. OBES notes no major shift as teen entrants inflate the workforce. state rate slips to 12.8 percent. Auto industry activity cited as key to future changes.

Columbus Lorain Cuyahoga Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Cuyahoga County OBES Lorain County Jim Hemmerling Bureau Mahoning County

Weather outlook: humid with thunderstorms into weekend

Outside warm and muggy tonight with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms some possibly heavy at times. Low temperatures in the 70s to mid 70s. Continued hot and humid Saturday with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. High near 90. Details on Page A-3.

Avalanche mudslide kills 120 workers near Bogota

In western Colombia at a dam construction site in the Andes, an earth and rock avalanche buried workers heading to the site. Gov. Julio Cesar Sanchez of Cundinamarca said the wall of mud trapped the laborers in a mountain pass around 8:30 p.m. Thursday about 90 miles east of Bogota.

Bogota Colombia Andes Julio Cesar Sanchez Cundinamarca

Young siblings publish Scarlet Scooper weekly in Lorain County

In Elyria, 12-year-old Anne Williams is editor and 8-year-old Tommy is assistant editor and business manager of The Scarlet Scooper. The nickel and dime weekly began June 18 on Canterbury Road, with 25 paid subscribers and local ads. The paper reports a $13.60 balance, home office at 111 Canterbury Road, and rival scooping the Chronicle Telegram with exclusive features.

Elyria Penny Press Canterbury Road Lorain County Anne Williams Tommy Scarlet Scooper Chronicle- Telegram Linda Williams C-T Arnold Miller Williams

Mondale and Glenn Compared as 1984 Hopefuls

Washington analysis tracks 1952 Taft Eisenhower parallels and weighs Mondale’s strong organization and fundraising against doubts about winning the general election. It notes John Glenn’s rising polling and viability for the Democratic nomination, with comments from Bart Gordon of Tennessee. Page A-4.

Washington NEA Ohio Bob Taft Taft Walter Mondale John Glenn Dwight Eisenhower Mondale Reagan Glenn National Journal Bart Gordon Tennessee the Journal

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