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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
1
North Ridgeville resident Kelli Miller and a leprechaun figurine stand by a pot at the end of a rainbow in her front yard. The display includes a tree described as a Shamrock tree, with the Miller family at 9735 Main Ave. CT photo by Gene Krebs.
The Senate Finance Committee edges toward a $31+ billion tax package including a 5 percent credit up to $2000 for home purchases between April 1 and December 31 1974. The measure aims to speed May rebates, while House differences and impact on 1975 cuts remain unsettled.
Scott arrived at Oberlin College in 1971 with a radical plan to humanize athletics. His actions included appointing Tommie Smith as head track coach and assistant athletic director, sparking memos and petitions. He left in January 1974 after broad scrutiny, later forming the Institute of Sports and Society. He befriended Jay Weiner, who followed him to Temple University and Philadelphia, while remaining linked to basketball star Bill Walton through interviews and shared philosophy on athlete freedom.
A winter storm warning remains in effect with two to three inches of snow possible by tonight. Snow will mix with flurries tonight and turn colder with a low around 20 to 25. Tomorrow, variable clouds and milder air bring a high in the 30s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation.
James T. Tracey Elyria safety service director began circulating petitions to run for mayor. He is the fourth Democrat in the contest and aims to gauge support. Other Democratic candidates include William J. Scheidner Michael Knechtges and Lorne Elbert. Tracey 44 of 120 Woodridge Ave has not held elective office before. Reichlin will not seek another term.
Washington report says J Gordon Peltier accepted guardsmen written statements as fact without direct interviews. Four students were killed and nine wounded on May 4, 1970, during Kent State University campus unrest over U S actions in Cambodia. Peltier led a rapid inquiry as Inspector General, then returned to Columbus to draft the report.
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