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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1982
Page
20
Commerce Secretary Baldrige says American factories ran at under 75 percent last month but should gear up by June with signs of recovery. He predicts measurable differences in June economic figures showing the economy is indeed improving.
The British government signals a potential delay in major action as sanctions extend only for a week and officials report Hermes near the Falklands. Thatcher aides stress active forces can be mobilized on short notice while weather worsens as UK and Argentina tensions persist.
In a front seat crash account Consigh described being unable to see partner Nemes as rescuers freed them from their two man glider. He said the accident won’t dampen his soaring enthusiasm and he may glide again this year.
Former Justice official John Loftus says Stanislaw Stankievich ordered 6000 Jews executed in 1941 and later was among Nazis smuggled into the United States. Loftus cites top secret files and claims State Department aided resettlement against presidents. Rep. Frank calls for reopened probe. State Dept reviews files while Loftus notes Stankievich died peacefully in New York as a U S citizen.
Britain’s victory over Argentina would not end Falkland troubles. Falklands authorities warn population decline could accelerate, security costs rise, and oil exploitation face hurdles. Islanders fear mass departure if Argentina gains permanent control, while Shackleton’s 1976 report urged cooperation with Argentina for resource development. Defense analysts say security costs would surge and raids could intensify if Britain retakes the islands.
Ridgeville board postponed a 13 mill levy election amid questions on postponement benefits and cost of a state loan. The district has applied for a 1.9 million dollar state loan with estimated interest of 554 dollars per day. No levy or election was approved. August election unlikely, but board has until August 19 to place the levy on the November ballot.
Samuel Giaimo of Fisher Foods Inc. argues a local beverage ban harms retailers and drives shoppers outside city limits. Lothrop agrees the ban may cut litter but cannot achieve much, noting uncertainty about the exact impact.
The Supreme Court ruled Title IX covers employment practices in federally funded education programs from preschool through university level. The decision allows government policing of sex discrimination in such programs but narrows scope to designated funded activities. The ruling also preserved Mississippi black workers' lawsuits against three state agencies and rejected an appeal by a New York engineer claiming bias due to Polish and Jewish heritage. Justice O'Connor joined the majority. Burger Powell and Rehnquist dissented.
A fragment showing a mailing address for 5 East Ave and P O Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44636 with a partial phone indication. The readable text emphasizes contact details rather than event content.
The Supreme Court issued four defeats to outlets including The Washington Post Bellingham Herald Sacramento Bee and Louisville Times ruling to restrict access to government records curb coverage of court action and limit libel protections The decision allowed secrecy for certain non intimate information and upheld judges orders restricting reporters in pretrial and courtroom settings impacting press freedom and coverage in notable cases Veronica Compton Hillside Strangler ties and related prosecutions were mentioned with impact on press access.
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