Elyria Mayor Says Carter Line Snub Was Abominable Politics
Lorain Mayor Joseph Zahoree kissed the First Lady while Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich received a handshake, but Elyria Mayor Marguerite Bowman was barred from the greeting line at Rosalynn Carter's Elyria reception. Bowman called the incident political and said she would write to the First Lady to protest. She blamed Joseph Ashelyi for the snub and recounted being told to report to the Holiday Inn, only to be told she was not on the list. She lost her coat amid the chaos and noted Democrat officials’ presence at the event. Page A-4.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahoree
Rosalynn Carter
Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
Elyria
Marguerite Bowman
Bowman
Joseph Ashelyi
Scott Douglas
White House
Carl Stokes Jr
Holiday Inn
Stokes
Joe
Zahorec
Peg
Democratic Party
Joseph Ushelyi
E.G (Leo) Koury
Elyria Holiday Inn
de la Vars
Begin Warns Egypt as Knesset Nears Treaty Endorsement
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin told the Knesset that Egypt must not expect a Palestinian state as he urged approval of the Egypt peace treaty. Egypt charged Begin corrupted the peace atmosphere while the session aims for a Monday signing in Washington. The speech preceded a two hour address during the historic session.
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Menachem Begin
Egypt
Cairo
Israel
Begin
Washington
Mustafa Khalil
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Khalil
U.S
Hermann F. Bilts
Old Jerusalem
Middle East
Khali
Camp David
Mayor and council clash over Elyria street repairs
Tense council meeting pits Mayor Marguerite Bowman against officials over street priorities and funding. Bowman cites a $826,087 city share with only $300,000 provisionally allocated. Council member Art Weber seeks more details on the street list and overall 1979 appropriations, noting a $95 million modernization plan.
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Elyria
City Council
Marguerite E. Bowman
Bowman
Art Weber
Weber
Elyria Levey Pep Rally Aims To Boost Levy Victory
Supporters of the Elyria 7.6 mill school levy plan a Wednesday pep rally at Northwood Junior High with bands and a cake. Voters face Thursday decision on schools funding as programs risk cuts and staff pay delays if the levy fails.
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Elyria School
Northwood Junior High School
Elyria
Elyria Education Association
Weather summary for tonight and Wednesday
Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Wednesday. Lows near 38 tonight, highs around 53 on Wednesday. Probability of precipitation 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Wednesday. Winds variable at 5 to 10 mph tonight. High 53 at 10 am Monday, low 37 at 6 am today. Details on page A-9.
First Lady praises Lorain volunteers at Palace Theatre
Rosalynn Carter told about 1,700 Lorain residents at the Palace Theatre that they are an example to the country for revitalizing the downtown. She cited the Palace Civic Center Committee and its 51 year old theater’s restoration as a model of community responsibility and volunteerism during her two day trip promoting civic involvement.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
Rosalynn Carter
Palace Theatre Civic Center
Carter
Palace Theatre
Lorain Palace Civic Center
U.S. Department of the Interior
Mary Lou Cannone
Civic Center Committee
Ford Offed by Carter Again in Lorain Monday Night
Associated Press roving Ohio reporter Joe McKnight taped Rosalynn Carter at the Palace. The recording from two years ago captured a Gerald Ford news conference in Columbus, which McKnight erased.
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Gerald Ford
Carter
Lorain
Associated Press
Ohio
Joe McKnight
Rosalynn Carter
The
Palace
McKnight
Mrs. Carter
Columbus
Special counsel named to probe peanut loan case
Attorney General Griffin Bell appointed Paul J. Curran, a New York lawyer and former U.S. attorney, to finish the investigation into loans from the National Bank of Georgia to the Carter family peanut business. Curran will take over from the Justice Department to ensure independent, fair handling of the case.
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Washington
UPI
Griffin Bell
New York
Paul J. Curran
National Bank of Georgia
Carter
Justice Department
Bell
Wellington gadfly ousted from meeting
Ralph Ward was removed from a Wellington council meeting by the police chief after accusing Mayor Lethel D. Edwards and councilmen Fred Alspach and Allen Moody of coercing a street department employee into retirement to hire Moody’s son. Ward declared taxpayers are tired of subsidizing their families as tensions erupted over staff changes and alleged nepotism.
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Wellington
Ralph Ward
Ward
Lethel D. Edwards
Fred Alspach
Allen Moody
Street Department
Moody
Mark
Michael
Rob Pressnell
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Ujhelyi
Vic Stewart
Leo Koury
Paul Brand
Joe Zahorec
C-T
Dave Zapatosky
John G. Kenney
United Press International
Reese Aes
Entertainment
Thi Wen de Aly
North Ridgeville
Bi Sports
Sum of the People
Ag Television
Star Tracking
First Ladylands Palace
Lorain County
Ford
Curran
Ford Administration
Pressnell
Edwards
Larry Mitchell
Presswell
Jay Cooper
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