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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1978
Page
2
HUD and taxpayers face lawsuits over handling of Elm Street sale negotiations. Failing and Seward clash on usable land and appraisal cuts, with four or six acres in question and a $233,400 valuation. Coey warns against early disclosure harming talks while de la Pena is chosen over eight other interested parties.
UAW runoff race results show Hunter Team and Donovan Team advancing to runoffs in multiple posts. Recorders secretary candidates Ken Kruse 581 and Wendell Layne 469, financial secretary John Hatcher 626 vs Butch Suki 312, guide Don Mulica 455 vs Marie Hull 369, sergeant at arms Nick Szabo 486 vs Daniel Perry 381, trustee Ron Virgin 595 top vote getter with runoffs for John Stafford 551 and Bull Mitchell 525 of Solidarity against Gerry Stone 457 and James Hawkins 453 of Hunter.
A letter claimed HIS EXCELLENCY planned to send a nephew to the university due to oil ties but was retracted as a good natured spoof. The hoax stirred whispers of Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. sale to Arabs, with a Sunday photo op at the Oil City HQ drawing security into action.
Temple University journalism faculty react with concern after a Language Usage test shows 60 percent of 200 journalism students failing. The test, aided by a junior high principal, was pegged at a 10th or 11th grade level, with passing set at 65 after 80 percent scored below 70.
Airborne Manufacturing announces a major reorganization of the Aviation Products Group Marketing and Sales Department. Kent R. Kelly elected Corporate Vice President overseeing OEM and aftermarket field sales and new product opportunities. William P. Cranz Jr named Director of Marketing overseeing research planning services and promotions. Both report to William C Seidel as General Manager.
Art Garfunkel performed at Carnegie Hall to aid hearing loss victims and invited Paul Simon on stage for their first duo concert since 1972. The pair delivered a lively set while a packed house watched, as Garfunkel teased the audience about a tough critic nearby.
Cleveland Produce Terminal general manager George Smiley says deliveries are about half the prior year with lettuce at 98 cents a head and Goldberg iceberg averaging 69 cents. Prices may stay near one dollar per head through May as summer crops approach and demand adjusts.
The article explains how sunshine comes from hydrogen fusion in the Sun’s 27-million-degree core, converting four hydrogen atoms into one helium atom and releasing energy. It covers mass defect, energy, and the Sun’s heat output, plus future evolution toward a red giant, white dwarf, and Earth’s fate.
Opening trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows more losers than gainers in a modest session after Tuesday’s heavy activity. Volume on the Big Board reached 41.40 million shares, well below the Tuesday peak of 63.51 million set on April 17, with a record still in sight.
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