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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1982
Page
3
The Commerce Department reports the leading index dropped 0.3 percent in February the 10th straight monthly decline. Officials including Treasury secretary Regan and Baldrige warned recovery remains uncertain while auto sales rose 0.9 percent lifting overall orders to 158.6 billion dollars, though ex autos up 0.2 percent.
In El Salvador, ARENA and four rightist groups seek a ruling coalition against the Christian Democrats after elections showing ARENA with 59 percent of a 1.2 million ballot count. Ambassadors warned U.S. aid could end if far-right leader Roberto D AUBISSON becomes president.
President Reagan will begin a 10 week radio series this Saturday at 12 05 pm EST to explain economic policy directly to the public. White House aide David Gergen says the broadcasts will be nonpartisan and cover domestic and international issues with networks and stations deciding air time.
A San Francisco UPI report summarizes a study by SRI International predicting vast job shifts by 1990. Bank tellers and stenographers fall to machines and voice operated devices, retail clerks to electronic super stores, while bioengineering and communications create new careers.
In Dallas Alexandra Von Anhalt, a German princess, seeks a Texas rancher husband. She requires a landowning Texan with at least two horses. Her spokesman Prince Jurgen says suitors visit her Dallas Fairmont suite to be considered, with marriage possible immediately.
In Annapolis Maryland David Bazant and his English fiancée wed with Gov. Harry Hughes and wife Patricia as witnesses after the governor could not attend. His staff filled in as witnesses and photographer.
On the first anniversary of the Reagan shooting, Hinckley attended a locked deposition with film star Jodie Foster who identified evidence for his trial. The session aimed to support an insanity claim while authorities withheld reasons for the videotaped deposition.
The Supreme Court, in a 46-3 vote, reinstated the conviction of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald for the 1970 murders of his pregnant wife and two daughters. The ruling held MacDonald was not denied a speedy trial, and he faces a life term in prison while pursuing further appeals.
Denver article reports Colorado consumer advocate Marjie Major condemning Oral Roberts Evengelistic Association for frightening the elderly to donate. She cites fear of spiritual loss as motive. A Grand Junction woman's letter to Gov. Lamm highlights a Fruita nursing home recipient. Roberts warns of miracles and potential university closure.
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