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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1980
Page
3
This Q and A explains census participation rules and confidentiality. It notes a filing deadline of April 11, 1980, that names and addresses are kept confidential, and details penalties for violations. It covers how long information is kept, who may access it, pencil usage for forms, and how to correct mistakes by contacting the local census office at 1 800 362 2041.
Area banks announce restricted new card issuance with a 90 day pause on Visa and Master Charge applications. They will not raise credit limits in the near term while urging customers to work within federal guidelines. American Express says it is unaffected as its model is buy now and pay now.
The families of 50 Americans held at the US Embassy in Iran express growing anger over the stalled crisis. Maye Johnson of Meers Oklahoma, aunt to hostage Frederick Kupke, condemns events of the past weekend and fears Iran may handle the situation alone, while others share her frustration.
Cleveland television figure Dorothy Fuldheim remains nervous after the March incident at Solon High School. Constance French and Glenn Zagger, both from Cleveland, were bound over to the Cuyahoga County grand jury on felony charges related to the pie throwing. They are held in the county jail as trial on misdemeanor counts is set for April 14.
The deposed Iranian ruler Mohammed Reza Pahlavi arrived in Cairo after a 15 hour flight from Panama, frail and feverish, fearing assassination by poison or botched surgery. He sought asylum in Egypt with Sadat, amid reports he may remain there permanently. Surgical plans were debated as doctors weighed platelet counts and transfusion needs.
AP NBC poll shows 47 percent approve of President Carter's handling of the Iran hostage crisis, down from 69 percent last December and 55 percent in late January. Public frustration grows over hostage situation and support for drastic steps, including military action.
About 7,000 gallons of oil additive leaked from a railcar into a sewer draining into the Cuyahoga river, traced to Elco Corp four blocks from the river. Coast Guard ordered cleanup as wildlife risk prompted action.
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