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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1976

Page

3

Carter campaigns in Lorain and Ohio amid primary push

Carter told crowds at Sacred Heart and three Holiday Inn receptions that the nation needs a government as good as its people. He touted entering all 30 primaries, warned of a back room deadlock, and pressed housing, jobs, and justice reforms. He spoke in Spanish and English to diverse audiences, promoted experience as governor, and planned a return trip to Cleveland and Akron with Memorial Day events ahead of crucial Ohio New Jersey California results.

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Hays and Ray in Congress scandal deepens

FBI testimony before a federal grand jury followed hints the Hays-Ray affair runs deeper than the reported liaison. House Ethics and Administration panels plan urgent action while Rep Flynt and Rep Mazzoli pressure for resignation to restore Congress’s image.

FBI House John J. Flynt D-Ga Hays Flynt Romano L. Mazzoli D-Ky Congress Miss Ray House Administration Committee Capitol Hill Miss X Tak

Cleveland Teamsters corruption called worst in history

A report accuses Cleveland Local 507, tied to Jackie Presser and Harold Friedman, of family control and secrecy that yielded enormous benefits. It cites salaries totaling over $350,000 in the 1960s and 70s, a $13 million private jet fleet, inflated severance payments, and cars sold to officers for nominal prices. The piece notes alleged federal labor-law violations and hidden executive board operations.

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Carter arrives in Cleveland amid tight security and confusion

Jimmy Carter’s visit to Cleveland featured swift movement once on the field despite earlier confusion at Hopkins Airport. Secret Service and county officers controlled access as Carter exited a United Airlines hangar, then rode in a Mercury wagon accompanied by a sheriff’s car and press buses to two private receptions before a public ballroom event.

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Rolls Royce Showroom Visit Highlights Luxury and Service

The feature describes a Rolls Royce sedan with a world famous grille and leather interior, noting a three year 50 000 mile warranty and a no charge rust policy supported by engineer Chris Brown who travels globally. It mentions models from the Camargue to Silver Shadow with prices from about 39 900 dollars and includes a test drive along stadium roads.

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Wall Street opens higher on hopes of rate setup

The New York stock market edged up today as investors anticipated conditions that could lift interest rate pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose a fraction of a point in early trading, signaling cautious optimism about near term moves.

New York

Westlake hospital decision awaited from state health department

The state Department of Health planned to announce today whether St. John Hospital or West Shore Health Center will get a new Westlake site. West Shore proposes a 150 bed, 13 million facility, while St. John backs a 248 bed, 17 million hospital. West Shore is a Bay View and Fairview General joint proposal for Center Ridge Schwartz roads area. Federal HEW funds, essential for construction, would fund equipment, depreciation and interest. officials say HEW money is critical for either plan.

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