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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1981
Page
3
Washington reports that amid deep federal cuts to the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities, corporate leaders gathered at the National Gallery of Art for the 14th annual Business Community for the Arts meeting. Mobil Chairman Rawleigh Warner Jr. voiced the group’s stance on funding the arts as they highlighted donations and support plans.
A business leader urges strengthening private support for the arts as federal funding faces cuts. He says arts funding will shift to philanthropy and corporate backing, with social program cuts increasing private donations and competition for limited resources. The National Endowments grew to about 150 million annually, while business support rose from 22 million in 1967 to 233 million by 1979.
A UPI survey finds most US carriers charge under the Civil Aeronautics Board ceilings for international routes, with discounts up to 60 percent in Europe and other markets. CAB official Mark Kahan notes lower fares reflect competition, though some markets like the Caribbean remain less gaugeable.
A roustabout named David Campbell works aboard an exploration well for Tenneco Oil Co in the Vermilion area of the Gulf of Mexico when the hoist operation is underway. The scene depicts routine offshore drilling activity with deck crews guiding equipment and signaling for safe lift procedures.
Washington (UPI) lawmakers prepare to extend the Clean Air Act beyond 1982 while advancing a separate steel industry stretchout measure. The plan would push pollution-control deadlines to 1985 by EPA action, in exchange for plant productivity upgrades. The agreement, supported by industry unions and environmentalists, aims to keep the act from being further rolled back, as re authorization debates loom. Congress previously created a 1977 commission to assess the act and suggest reforms.
New York stock market rose in early trading as the Dow Jones average advanced 1.30 to 973.02, ending a week of declines. Gains led by oil and metals issues, with Mobil up 4a to 49% and Kennecott rising to 5554 after a Fed money supply report heightened rate-cut hopes.
The Northern Savings and Loan Co files in common pleas court against North Ridge Investment Corp developer Frank Dettore and wife Catherine for 715306.30 due on a note dated June 29 1979 with 13 percent interest from May 31 1981. The suit also seeks foreclosure on a North Ridgeville property to satisfy the claim and brings Dettore’s total claims to over 10 million dollars.
Donald J. Cooper a 22 year old Brook Park man faced charges of assaulting a police officer resisting arrest and driving under the influence after an auto crash on Lee Road. He allegedly struck Ptl James Riddell and Ranger Steve Willett before being subdued by a civilian and three officers. Neither officer was seriously injured.
Two men appeared before the Oberlin Municipal Court and were bound over to the Lorain County Grand Jury. Clyde C. Adams, 22, of Wellington, faced a felony breaking and entering charge after police spotted him leaving a beverage drive-in with liquor and cigarettes worth over 66 dollars. Steven Derouchie, 19, of Lorain, faced charges of theft and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after Amherst police say he stole bicycles with two minors on April 19.
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio by elevators after Friday closes through Tuesday open. Northeast values show No 2 wheat 3.40, corn 3.12, soybeans 7.12. Northwest corn 2.12, oats 2.25. Central Ohio No 2 wheat 3.48, corn 3.14, oats 2.38, soybeans 7.18. Trend: No 2 wheat and No 2 corn unchanged, No 7 oats unchanged, No 1 soybeans unchanged.
A report notes that the flying fox possesses eyes that are ten times more sensitive than those of a man, highlighting remarkable visual capabilities in this species.
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