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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1979
Page
3
Reports from Hanoi radio say Chinese troops dug in around Cao Bang a provincial capital near the border, shelling the town and nearby villages with many deaths and property damage. Border areas like Phong Tho see continued Chinese activity as withdrawals halt.
A vast crowd welcomes President Carter in Cairo as he arrives with a high‑level U.S. delegation to push for an Israeli‑Egyptian peace treaty. Sadat proclaims Peace Festival Day with banners praising Carter and his peacemaking efforts.
Mayor Kucinich faces criticism from former mayor Ralph Perk while creditors urge restraint. Finance hearings reveal about 4.4 million in bills accrued December and January, part of a 5 million of 30 day plus unpaid bills, as the city seeks a 405 million 1979 budget and pledges to pay payroll and essential services.
The revolt in Iran has reduced exports of Persian beluga caviar and pistachios, driving up prices and tightening shelves. Five Continents Gourmet Center in Queens reports Iranian caviar unavailable and prices rising to 86 to 95 dollars for four ounces, while pistachio bags fetch 21 dollars for five pounds. Caviar Inc. inLos Angeles says shipments disrupted but maintains an exclusive Iranian fisheries contract for three years and ample supply for regular customers.
The indictment alleges George Papp offered Thom $100000 to kill his former wife Antoinette Buswell of Huron, connected to the 1973 murder of Roxie Keathley. Buswell testified in a pretrial hearing in Akron. Thom implicated Papp after letters mentioning a plan to murder Buswell and Joseph Grunda surfaced.
In Columbus, Rep Benny Bonanno and Mayor Dennis Kucinich push limits on common directorships linking Cleveland banks and CEI. They warn interlocking boards enable abuse and coordinate actions that favor institutions over the public. The probe touches Cleveland Trust Co and National City Bank holdings in CEI and pension funds.
The OPWU filed a $1 million suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court alleging anti union activities within Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. The suit seeks a temporary restraining order and injunction and names Gov. James A. Rhodes, the department director and three state institution superintendents as defendants.
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