Carter Narrowly Favored For Democratic Nomination
Campaign reports from Cleveland show Carter maintaining a slim edge for the Democratic nomination as delegates remain unsettled. Ford and Reagan backers assess Ohio and New Jersey results while Bush and Sears react to delegate counts and coalition dynamics. Burton seeks divorce settlement with Elizabeth Taylor amid Haiti talks, delaying Hollywood plans.
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November showdown looms as local candidates vie
Lorain Medina and Erie counties vote totals show Pease leading in Lorain and Medina. Mathna holds a wide margin in the Democratic race over Petar Walder, with results varying across Erie and Lorain counties as campaigns stress inflation and federal spending.
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Dellisanti warns Dellisanti County may run out of general fund
Lorain County Administrator Domin i A Dellisand disclosed that through May 31 the county had spent 60.19 percent of its 1976 general fund appropriation, signaling possible deficit. He plans to meet with county commissioners and department heads to assess action as no extra general funds are expected.
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Criminal justice levy defeated amid funding doubts
A criminal justice levy failed as officials acknowledge federal guidelines govern jail operations. Without sufficient funds the jail cannot be operated fully and must follow federal regulations, though leaders admit insufficient public information on the need may have affected support.
United Church of Christ debates stance on homosexuality
The Olive Conference of the United Church of Christ eased a stand against homosexual acts while voting to study the moral and theological implications of all sexual preferences including homosexuality. A proposed resolution to eliminate discrimination against LGBTQ members was rejected, though a paragraph urging churches to pursue that goal was also struck down.
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Rebuilt face thrills Ida Hays in NY hospital reveal
Ida Hays of La Grande Oregon sees her rebuilt face for the first time since an operation on May 15 to correct orbital hypertelorism. Surgeons at New York University Hospital narrowed eye spacing, rebuilt facial structure, and implanted hip bone to fill gaps. She predicts no more stares and a new life as she and her parents return to their hotel.
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Calif voters reject Prop 15 on nuclear plant safety
California voters rejected a controversial ballot measure to tighten nuclear plant safety by about two to one. Prop 15 backers led by Ralph Nader blamed a large utilities and oil industry funded campaign for misinformation. With 41 percent counted, the tally stood about 66 percent no and 34 percent yes, and sponsor People’s Lobby vows to pursue a new initiative in 1978.
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Grain price report from Columbus elevators inked after markets close
The Columbus grain markets report cash prices paid by elevators in key Ohio marketing areas after hours. No 2 wheat rose to 334 while No 2 shelled corn reached 52.0. No 2 oats and No 1 soybeans showed varied readings with shifts noted in late trading.
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Grain Prices and Historic Massacre Noted in Ohio
Lorain County Farm Bureau reports current grain prices with wheat at 312 per bushel and corn 262, oats 14, soybeans 581 per bushel. The text recalls the 1762 Gnadenhutten massacre of 90 Christians by white settlers under Col. David Williamson, including 34 children, with a Moravian community fleeing to Schoenbronn. a state park now honors the victims.
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