Carter Drives Toward Nomination After Ohio Win
Jimmy Carter, emerging from the Ohio primary with a surge of delegates, narrows the gap toward the Democratic nomination while Republicans Ford and Reagan brace for a protracted, bitter fight to the convention. Carter leads with 1,125 of 1,505 needed. Udall trails far behind. Ford holds a Republican edge over Reagan, but the margin narrows as uncommitted delegates shift.
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Ohio
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jerry Brown
California
Hubert Humphrey
New Jersey
Brown
Reagan
Morris K Udall
November comeback possible after levy defeat
Lorain County voters rejected a five year 1-mill criminal justice levy that would have raised 12 million dollars per year, with 15,590 supporting and 19,671 opposing. County officials fear program cuts and discuss returning in November, citing concerns about jail conditions and drug enforcement funding.
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Lorain Counhans
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Fred Meitenauer
Erme Lab
Lorain County Community College
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
MEG
Sheriff’s Department Juvenile Bureau
Lorain County
Vernon M Smith
Mike Stekely
Serib Fauver
E-1
Easterfield
Buizom
Renner
Recorder
Essex
Erie County
Tansey
Kimbier
Amherst
Avon — Library
Columbia
Grafton
Lorain
Park Beard
North Ridgeville
Pease and Mathna coast to November showdown
13th Congressional District winners Donald J. Pease and Woodrow W. Mathna coast to a November 2 general election. Pease the Oberlin Democrat and state senator and Mathna the Lorain Republican won big Lorain County vote bulges and will face off to succeed retiring Charles A. Mosher.
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Donald J. Pease
Woodrow W. Mathna
Pease
Oberlin
Mathna
Lorain
Lorain County
Charles A. Mosher
Roberlin
Elyria approves 1.4 million school levy renewal
Elyria City Schools win renewal of a 1.4 million annual levy by a roughly two to one margin 6 078 to 3 407 The measure first approved in 1986 continues current operations without tax increases and funds day to day expenses aiding the district as it allocates about nine percent of its 154 million budget for 1976 Ward results were released.
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Ritenauer
MEG
Elyria City
Elyria Schools
TIS
Thomas Showalter
Elyria
Wesley G Winn
Weather Outlook With Hot, Partly Cloudy Skies
The report notes a hotter, partly cloudy night with lows around 58 to 60. Tomorrow will be sunny and hot with highs near the low 90s and only about a ten percent chance of rain tonight, near zero percent tomorrow. A high of 85 was recorded at 3 p.m. yesterday and a low of 60 at 6 a.m. today. Details on Page A-10.
Metzenbaum defeats Stanton in Ohio Democratic primary
Howard Metzenbaum wins 83 of 88 counties and 526,060 votes to James Stanton's 374,964 with 94 percent of ballots reported. He vows to run on Taft’s record against Republican Robert Taft Jr., who ran unopposed and drew 722,430 votes. Stanton, James Nolan, and Richard Kay trailed in the Democratic race. Taft leads in Republican tally with 11,849.
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Taft
Metzenbaum
Senate
Congress
Nolan
Richard Kay
Stanton
Kay
Lora County
Howard Metzenbaum
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
James D. Nolan
Richard B Kay
Robert A Taft
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