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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1980

Page

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UN commission quits Tehran amid hostage stalemate

A five member United Nations panel abruptly left Tehran after 17 days of diplomacy aimed at freeing U S hostages. Iran’s embargo to release captives before May prompted the withdrawal. The Algerian co chair Mohammed Bedjaoui left for New York. four members headed to Geneva and Paris via Geneva. The group said it would return to New York to brief UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim.

Tehran Iran UPI U.N U.S Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 2Urieh Mohammed Bedjaoui Swissair New York Kurt Waldheim Andres Aguilar Venezuela Adib Daoudy Syria Hector Jaywardnen Sri Lanka Geneva Commission Sadegh Ghobzadeh Jurists United States Hilton Hotel

Larkins Blames Design For No Minority Teachers In Four Schools

Elyria school board president Herman Larkins claims design caused four schools McKinley Erie Windsor and Spring Valley to lack minority teachers. NAACP urged an affirmative action plan with a minority teacher in each building for next year while administrators cite master contracts salary and hiring funds as barriers. Other members support NAACP goals but oppose quotas and past discrimination admissions.

Elyria Herman Larkins Larkins McKinley Erie Windsor Spring Valley Don Swartz Swartz James Couch NAACP Couch Robert Repas Ronald Ruskan Connie Brown EEA

Graveyard Silence at Cascade Elementary School

A Elyria Board of Education switchboard operator claimed Cascade Elementary School students and teachers would be emerging from the grave today, stating it was impossible to reach the school by phone and that they were dead this afternoon with a suggestion to call back tomorrow.

Cascade Elementary Elyria Board of Education

Portage man charged in fatal Cambridge motel fire

Gerald G. Willey, 20, of Randolph in Portage County, arrested in Columbus, Ga., charged with aggravated arson after a Holiday Inn fire killed 10 and injured 82. He was a motel guest July 31 and part of a highway striping crew. Extradition and a preliminary hearing were noted, with a grand jury potential extra charges for the deaths.

Cambridge UPI Holiday Inn Guernsey County James R. Scott Gerald G. Willey Randolph Portage County Columbus Scott Willey Ance Grand Jury Grand

Must man face charges for slaying wife's killer

Lawyers for the city prosecutor discuss potential charges against Elyria man Michael Jarvis 25 for the double slaying Friday afternoon. Det. Capt. Donald Warner said the office is weighing evidence in the death of Gary Hanson 25 who was shot by Jarvis moments after Hanson killed Jarvis wife Cheryl 25. Police say Hanson burst into the duplex and shot Mrs Jarvis with a shotgun. Jarvis then shot Hanson. Relatives say Hanson appeared to suffer a nervous breakdown prior to the shooting. Prosecutor’s office declined comment.

City Prosecutor's Office Elyria Donald Warner Gary Hanson Michael Jarvis Boston Ave Hanson Jarvis Cheryl Clark Ave

Brisk March Winds End Brief Warm Spell

A rapid weather shift from springlike warmth to cold with brisk winds dropped temperatures from 5 to 20 degrees in hours. Gusts reached 35 mph, wind chill near minus 15, and light precipitation totaling 0.05 inches. Clear and cold tonight, then sunny midweek with rising clouds and highs around the mid 30s.

Ray Diederich North Ridgeville Diederich

33 percent income tax hike eyed for Cleveland

Cleveland voters may be asked to approve a 33 percent hike in the city income tax raising the rate from 1.5 to 2 percent and bringing in about 35 million dollars annually. Mayor Voinovich hinted at the need but on whether to ask for the ballot remains undecided. Finance Director Reidy cites debt and loan repayments as drivers while council approves budget measures and sewer rate increases.

Cleveland William Reidy George V. Voinovich Municipal Light Plant

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