Carter exceeds authority in wage price guidelines ruling
A federal judge ruled President Carter overstepped constitutional powers by using sanctions to enforce wage price guidelines. The AFL CIO and 10 unions challenged the program, saying it created mandatory wage and price controls. the judge voided the crucial part of the anti inflation effort while underscoring executive or congressional power as a prerequisite.
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UPI
Carter
U.S
Barrington Parker
Aflcio
Parker
Afl-Cio
Leading Economic Index in April Drops 3.3 Percent
The Commerce Department reports the leading economic index fell 3.3 percent in April the largest monthly drop on record. Eight of ten components declined while stock prices and money supply rose. The main drag was a 1.7 hour fall in the average workweek for manufacturing workers to 39.1 hours, fueling recession worries among economists.
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Washington
UFI
Commerce Department
DC-10 Recovery Begins As Inspections End
Airlines resume DC-10 service after FAA grounding for engine-mount checks following Friday's crash near O Hare. Most carriers report operations near normal by midmorning Wednesday as inspections revealed remaining aircraft may have defects.
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Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
American Airlines
Gasoline near $1 a gallon predicted by experts
A survey of Elyria gas stations shows unleaded at 85 cents and regular at 81 cents on Tuesday, edging toward the $1 mark by year end. Lowest prices were Gastown and Bonded, while Clarkins was highest. Western Cuyahoga County stations, limited by a no self-serve rule, posted different averages.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Clarkins
Cuyahoga County
Weather outlook shows showers and possible storms tonight
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers or thunderstorms possible and a low around 57. Friday brings variable clouds with a chance of more showers as forecasters note details on page B-2.
Sticker Deadline Sparks Long Lines at Lorain and Elyria Offices
Ohio motorists race to meet midnight deadline for license plate stickers as queues stretch up to two hours. Deputy Registrar Bill Ward notes a 22 percent business rise due to the North Ridgeville office absence, while drivers blame procrastination and car ownership needs. Citizens in Elyria and Lorain describe waits from 45 minutes to over two hours.
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Elyria
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Bill Ward
North Ridgeville
Lori Mears
Mark Luckesic
Lorain
Luckesic
Ward
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