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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1976
Page
4
Officials ordered millions into the streets after two powerful earthquakes. Most of the population reportedly lived outside as observers noted growing displacement in the Chinese capital amid fears of further quakes.
Senate Finance Health Subcommittee reports that over 50 New York hospitals and many nationwide pay radiologists and pathologists on staff at least 76 000 a year, with some well over 300 000. Much comes from Medicare and Medicaid, plus private insurers, raising insurance costs. Doctors often avoid space or equipment charges and may receive a share of hospital earnings. Senior physicians earn far more than juniors, skewing income figures.
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter portrays defense policy closely aligned with the Ford era, endorsing rough equivalence with the Soviet Union and rejecting first strikes. He aims to trim the defense budget by five to seven billion dollars and weighs delaying the B1 bomber decision while proposing troop withdrawals from South Korea over four to five years.
Western artist Gordon Snidow describes unexplained events in his adobe home once owned by Don Felipe Chavez. Doors swing open at night, rocking chairs move, lights appear, and a vapor floats between rooms. Snidow and family moved in 1970 and he once told Chavez to stop haunting. His daughter and a babysitter also witnessed the misty ball moving between rooms.
Rep Robert L F Sikes faced House rebuke for two counts of financial misconduct after a majority vote. The reprimand marks the lightest penalty, following the 1969 Powell precedent. Also noted is the appointment of Oscar Darlington as District Governor of Rotary International 660.
The 76 year old Bessie Davis of Highland County wins Ohio lottery Buckeye 1000 with a guaranteed minimum of 400000 dollars and plans home improvements with the windfall. Other winners include Edward Klimko Constance Kurko Marjorie Bechtel and Ruth Powell plus a list of state and national lottery results.
Fourteen campers and a counselor at Camp Delaware in Winsted report sighting a silver saucer shaped object about 30 feet away for 20 seconds on Blueberry Mountain. The group estimated it 30 feet away, then it rose and vanished. Police did not investigate but sent details to UFO Central in Evanston.
In 1944 President Franklin D Roosevelt chose the March of Dimes launch site in Dime Box Texas a tiny settlement whose name came from settlers leaving a dime in the mailbox for the mailman who picked up supplies.
The column lauds Elyria City School System for cutting natural gas use by about 32 million Hintenbney cubic feet in the year ending March 31 1976. It notes a West River Parkway gas line relocation costing over 180000 and discusses rising oil imports, inflation worries, and public opinion on energy policy with quotes from Mark Twain and Lou Harris.
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