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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1979
Page
22
YSI offers shelter and support as battered women seek refuge from abusive husbands. The Battered Women Project reports 10 weekly calls for temporary refuge since January and explains foster home placement, counseling, and legal help while stressing the need to break cycles of violence.
Ohio lawmakers reconvene Monday to push a $15.3 billion state budget and a two-year school finance formula. Conference panels meet to resolve seven dis with House and Senate differences on school aid of $3.5 billion and a transportation budget including a potential 4 percent gasoline tax. Leadership aims for agreement this week to avert mid July adjournment while considering an interim transportation plan and lottery governance overhaul.
About 2,700 elected high school officials resign today as Buckeye Boys' State and Buckeye Girls' State end. 1,300 girls gathered at Capital University and 1,400 boys at Bowling Green State University to form cities, elect officials, pass laws, and hear speeches from real public officials. Girls' State Governor Liz Bernard and others say the experience shapes views and future plans, with goals ranging from political careers to party leadership. State employees aided operations, issues included nuclear power, education, health, employment, safety, and competency tests for teachers.
In Cincinnati a pro life march of about 2,000 followed the National Right to Life gathering across the river in Kentucky while a pro choice group protested at St. Peter In Chains Cathedral. The confrontation ended without further incident as both sides staged protests. UPI reported on Friday the pro life rally and remarks by Rep. Robert Dornan calling abortion a national crisis and advocating a Human Life Amendment. Carl Anderson of Sen. Jesse Helms’s office predicted momentum for the amendment in upcoming Congresses.
UPI reports a volatile week as oil and gambling issues linger before OPEC meets in Geneva. Dow Jones up 8.15 last week to 849.10, S&P 500 at 102.64. Oil price outlook to rise past 14.54, possible reach of 20 or more, sparking recession fears. Carter imposes shortages to curb fuel strain while trucker strikes threaten supplies and economy. May orders show 0.7 percent personal income gain. money supply drops $2.6 billion, hinting rates easing ahead.
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