22 Mar 1979
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1979
Page
1
The Knesset overwhelmingly backs the first modern peace treaty between Arabs and Jews and sets plans for a Washington signing ceremony. Israeli defense chiefs put troops on alert along the Jordan River and Golan Heights as regional actors threaten possible disruption.
The Knesset approved the Egyptian Israeli treaty 95 to 18 after a 28 hour debate. Prime Minister Begin praised the vote pledging peace while President Carter lauded the moment. Dayan left for Washington to finalize military annexes ahead of a White House signing planned for Monday.
Voters in Elyria City School district turnout was light as cold morning temperatures discouraged participation. Lorain County elections director Joan Leyshon said afternoon voting might improve with expected 70 degree weather. The district, with over 29 000 registered voters, has seen past margins around a few hundred votes and a history of failed operating millage and bond requests since 1971.
Bob Reinker, Elyria school levy campaign chairman, is in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A flu illness, diabetes issue, and exhaustion led to hospitalization announced at a pep rally at Northwood School. Reinker, owner of Reinker Camera, has worked nearly full time since January to push the emergency school issue.
A 16 year old Columbia High student Robert Jenkins was reinstated by the Columbia Board of Education after being expelled for a fourth smoking offense. The board amended the policy to allow expulsion for the third and subsequent violations. His mother filed a 1.1 million federal suit alleging due process violations.
Oberlin College seeks a 9.6 percent tuition increase next year boosting annual cost from 4200 to about 4710. James Powell presented a 7 percent faculty raise, potentially rising to 10 percent by 1980, with final budget figures due for board approval April 6 and 7.
Dennis Santos, a self described galloping gourmet, has spent years in and out of Virginia restaurants and the city jail for the same charge refusing to pay He explains he asks staff to call the police when he cant pay and some innkeepers let him work off meals by washing dishes. He says he enjoys meals and people but his pattern remains.
Cloudy tonight with a chance of rain Friday morning. Lows near 40s tonight. Occasional rain and possible thunderstorms Friday with highs 60 to 65. Precipitation probability 30 percent tonight and 80 percent Friday. Details on page C1.
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