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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1976

Page

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Rhodes orders auto tags by mail study in Ohio

Gov James A Rhodes directed a feasibility study on centralizing motor vehicle registration and mail in license plates. He cited CT investigations of the BMW and urged cost comparisons, staff impact, deputy registrar use, computer needs, and public service efficiency.

Rhodes Andrews BMW James A Rhodes Rhodes Chronicle-Telegram Oho Bureau of Motor Vehicles Curtis Andrews Bureau of Motor Vehicles Ohio BMV C-T

Teamsters Strike Looms as Truck Traffic Surges Tonight

Negotiations stall with about 400000 drivers and warehousemen in limbo as a nationwide midnight strike looms. Terminals brace for halt while GM Ford and steel firms warn of production shutdowns if deliveries stop. Grocers stockpile as rail may supplement essential supplies in the event of disruption.

Teamsters Teamsters Union Ohio Turnpike Turnpike James Stockard Teamsters Local 571 Lorain County The International Stockard General Motors Ford Fisher Body Ford Motor Co Meyer Goldberg Buckeye Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers Steel Industry

Residents enjoy outdoor strolls at Cascade Park in spring

Area residents responded to warm weather by visiting Cascade Park yesterday to walk the green spaces and enjoy the sun. In the photo, babysitter Genevieve Szabo of Amherst stands with Tony Powers and his brother Greg, 3, children of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Powers of 202 Furnace Street. Photo by Chief Photographer John Kenney.

Cascade Park Nevieve Szabo Amherst Tony Powers Greg Randy Powers Furnace St C-T John Kenney

Arafat warns of sinking US ships in Lebanon conflict

PLO leaders threaten to sink U.S. warships if intervention continues in Lebanon. Arafat says 6th Fleet is within range and vows to strike forces as Zionist and Palestinian factions clash. Pentagon notes no evacuation orders but Navy standby. Brown seeks truce amid a deadly 11 month war.

Beirut Lebanon America Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat 6Th Fleet Vietnam Pentagon Washington Mediterranean U.S Arafat George Habash Ahmed Khatib Defense Donald Rumsfeld L. Dean Brown Saigon Burnsfeld Christian Phalangist Party Radio Israel Tel Aviv

Play set mishap kills girl in Amherst Township

Melinda Ann Lindsey, 3, daughter of Clifford and Mary Lindsey, died in a backyard swing slide incident behind a mobile home. Deputies say she was found unresponsive at 7 20 pm and pronounced dead at Amherst Hospital. Coroner ruled accidental suffocation. She would have been four in October. She leaves a 9‑month‑old sister Melissa.

Amherst Melinda Ann Lindsey Clifford M Lindsey Wrightway Dr Amherst Hospital Heside Lorain County William Kishman Melinda Melissa Melinda Lindsey

NAACP seeks withholding of federal funds from Oberlin schools

Oberlin NAACP asks State Superintendent Martin Essex to suspend federal funds to Oberlin schools pending two investigations of racial discrimination. In a letter, chapter president Thomas Ellis cites a US Attorney General ruling permitting withholdings, noting five federally funded programs in Oberlin. He also asks HEW to review discrimination in six administrative areas and alleges bias in discipline, hiring, promotions, and overall educational process affecting black students and the district’s only black administrator.

Oberlin NAACP Martin Essex Essex Thomas Ellis Oberlin Naacp Ohio Civil Rights Commission Ellis Cleveland Naacp Cleveland James Hardiman Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Kenneth Hines Office of Civil Rights Eugene Parker

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Karel Neikirk Paul Schroeder James A. Rhodes Ferguson Elyria-Lorain Jeff Bishop ES Contract Bridge Wallace Arthur Bremer Alabama George Wallace Madison Wisc Bremer By Tom Chernitsky Lorain County Community College Lindsey U. S Oberlin Schools Glen Miller Stanley Bahorek Bis
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