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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1979
Page
2
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria voters to approve a 7.6-mill three year operating levy on March 22 to avoid drastic cuts. Without the levy the district faces school closures, staff layoffs, larger class sizes, and reduced programs, threatening educational quality.
An analysis from Washington describes a rising Arab awakening or nahda pushing toward unity and a potential holy war against Israel. It cites Iran’s Islamic revolution, Libya and Saudi shifts, and growing calls for recapturing Jerusalem with Muslim volunteers forming an overseas legion.
The piece critiques Washington elites for ignoring popular calls from 28 states for a constitutional convention to curb federal spending. It cites President Carter and officials mocking budget reform, notes threats to revenue sharing, and cites Sen. Lugar’s proposal for a two thirds vote on unbalanced budgets as a compromise. The author argues taxpayers will prevail and warns of potential upheaval.
Editorial laments Billy the Kid Carter attention in the press. It argues Billy is a Georgia insider who has fueled media focus with outlandish remarks and public appearances. The piece urges ending coverage and retiring Billy to obscurity, noting his alcoholism treatment and family dynamics.
Washington analysts warn Carter will bear the political fallout as airlines cut flights and oil companies curb allocations amid rising prices. Pollsters cite consumer anxiety over pump costs, while critics blame energy policy as Iran supply shifts fuel shortages toward a political crisis for the president.
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