Elyria Lorain: Third biggest Ohio exporter
Ohio export data for 1976 shows Elyria Lorain as the third largest exporting area in the state, with 12 percent of county output shipped abroad. The county, behind Cleveland and Cincinnati, supports about 3700 export-related jobs and ties local firms like Gilford Instrument Laboratories in Oberlin to international markets.
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Lorain County
Elyria Lorain
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Akron
Youngstown
Department of Commerce
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Commerce Department
Kentucky
Indiana
Elyria-Lorain
Youngstown-Warren
California
Michigan
Illinois
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
Oberlin
Sharon Wigton
China and Russia to hold talks to heal 20 year rift
Peking reports agreed to wide ranging bilateral discussions with the Soviet Union to repair over two decades of hostile relations. Topics include border disputes trade science and technology exchanges and efforts to improve overall ties. Talks continue on the boundary issue with no location or date set.
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China
Russia
Peking
UPI
Sovet Union
Ilya Shcherbakov
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Standby gasoline rationing plan gains Senate approval
A standby gasoline rationing plan approved by the Senate would allot between 7 and 30 gallons per month per car for many families if used during a 20 percent supply shortfall. States with long-distance drivers may see higher allotments, while rural residents face the largest cuts. The House must approve before it can take effect, and only if supplies fall 20 percent below demand.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
House
Energy
James Schlesinger
DOE
Gas ration plan sparks doubt over 484 gallon monthly limit
Area residents in Elyria and North Ridgeville question the 484 gallon per month vehicle allotment under President Carter’s plan. Interviewees say the limit would burden daily commutes, with examples from Robert Dennis and Blanchemain Cohster who doubt they could manage on the quota. Other locals including Robert Claar Kathy Carte and Nancy Denny voice skepticism about shortages and political motives.
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Chronicle- Telegram Today
Robert Dennis
Freeland
Elyria Township
Robert C. Claar
Second St
Elyria
Claar
Kathy Carte
Pitts Blvd
North Ridgeville
Nancy Denny
Miller Ct
Embattled Beatty resigns as Midview school boss
Superintendent John Beatty of Midview resigns in a surprise move at a Board of Education meeting. His official last day is December 1 1979, but with 100 days of vacation he will work until July 10. The board must decide how to hire his successor while Beatty remains on paid payroll. Beatty began as Eaton Elementary principal in 1964 and became superintendent in 1969.
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Phil Hicks
Grafton
Midview
John $ Beatty
Board of Education
Beatty
Binnie
Binme
Brame
Beatty resignation noted by school board after 15 years
The board accepted the resignation of Mr Beatty, noting his 15 years in the school system and praising his leadership as superintendent. Board President Donald Emme said the district fared well under his tenure. The action drew a brief acknowledgment from Board member Binnie thanking Beatty for his service.
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Beatty
Donald Emme
Binnie
Boon or blunder Senators gird for long SALT debate
Washington United States Senate faces a lengthy SALT II treaty debate after its announcement with mixed early reactions. Edward Kennedy called it a historic achievement and pledged support for ratification while Jake Garn dismissed it as a serious mistake citing inequities and verifiability concerns. Foremost leaders urged caution pending more details and verification.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Carter
Jake Garn
Utah
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