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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1982

Page

3

Reagan Hints Revised New Federalism To Appeal To States

President Reagan moves to revise New Federalism to win backing from governors and mayors by keeping Medicaid at the federal level while shifting more than 40 programs to state control. The revised plan would place AFDC under state administration and fund the swap with a trust financed by excise taxes and general revenues.

Washington UPI Reagan Vermont Richard Snelling National Governors Association White House Congress Snelling Georgia George Busbee AFDC Rich Williamson Intergovernmental Affairs

Ameritrust lead in U.S. equity ratios. banks face reserve gaps

Veribanc ranks AmeriTrust Cleveland at 10.1 percent equity to assets, with Chase Manhattan and others lagging. The report warns low reserves threaten deposit safety, notes FDIC and FSLIC hold $22 billion vs $1.5 trillion insured deposits, and urges customers to favor well managed banks.

First National Bank of Chicago Manufacturers Hanover First Interstate Bank of Los Angeles Chase Manhattan Drysdale Citibank FDIC Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp Veribanc AmeriTrust of Cleveland Republic National Bank of New York Girard Bank of Philadelphia S&ls Veridance S&l

Two Japanese Firms Admit Buying IBM Secrets

Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachi acknowledged employees purchased data stolen from IBM. Hitachi’s Kenji Hayashi paid $546,000 via a Tokyo subsidiary for FBI decoy material. Prime Minister Suzuki called the event very shocking and urged careful handling to protect Japan US relations.

Tokyo UPI Japan IBM Zenko Suzuki Mitsubishi Electric. Co Hitachi, Ltd International Business Machines Corp Mitsubishi Hideo Oto FBI Suzuki United States Hitachi Kenji Hayashi Glemmer Associates California Hayashi Nissei Electronics Co Yasukichi Hatano

LCCC Details Tech Center for Industry Training

LCCC outlines a 24,000 square foot tech center with labs modeled on modern manufacturing. The facility enables quick equipment moves for short-term training and aims for state funds to cover construction and training, reducing industry costs. Walter Edling notes auto industry robotics trends will benefit the center, which seeks wide state support and expertise.

LCCC Walter Edling

VDTs threaten health of 9 million workers in U S

Dr Marvin J Danoff an ergonomics expert warns video display terminals pose eye and musculoskeletal risks to over nine million users. A San Francisco study found high rates of eye irritation eye strain and back neck and shoulder pain among VDT users versus non users. Proper setup furniture and organizational factors crucial to reduce harm.

Kansas City, Mo UPI San Francisco Dainoff

Cabinet split as Israel weighs Beirut invasion

Israel's cabinet debated launching an assault on 6000 PLO guerrillas in Beirut amid strong divisions. Defense Minister Sharon pressed for action against PLO camps near the city, while others led by Mordechai Zippori and Labor urged restraint. President Reagan and U S envoys readied talks in Jerusalem as demonstrations and calls for ending the war rose.

Jerusalem UPI Lebanon Beirut PLO Ariel Sharon Menachem Begin Sharon Palestine Liberation Organization West Beirut Begin Reagan U.S America

400 Yanks evacuated as embassy shot in Beirut scene unfolds

The Beirut assault escalates as Israeli forces join naval fire along the coast and inland camps. About 400 American citizens in Jounieh board two Navy landing crafts for transfer to the USS Nashville and eventual evacuation to Cyprus. Israeli jets downed two Syrian MiGs east of Tel Aviv amid a week of air clashes.

Bekaa Beirut International Mediterranean Jounieh Lebanon USS Nashville Tion Cyprus Tel Aviv Israel

Senate weighs changes in insanity laws after Hinckley verdict

UPI reports three jurors from the Hinckley trial testify as the Senate Judiciary subcommittee opens hearings on tightening insanity plea standards. Jurors Nathalia Brown, Maryland Copelin, and Lawrence Coffey described deliberations and pressures, while officials discuss potential federal reform and implications for state law.

U.S. Senate Washington UPI John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan Senate Senate Judiciary Nathalia Brown Washington, D.C Power Company Maryland Copelin HOUSE Peter Rodine Dn.j Thurmond

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