Chronicle endorses candidates and local issues for ballots
The Chronicle Telegram outlines its endorsements with reasoning to guide informed voters. It lists mayor Marguerite Bowman, auditor Dorothy Klimczak, solicitor George Ferguson, council at large candidates, ward representatives, and municipal court judges, plus board of education picks and Parker for mayor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Marguerite E. Bowman
Dorothy M. Klimczak
George H. Ferguson
Richard P. Seward
Samuel D. Poad
Arthur J. Weber
John A. Baird
Richard H. Dorman
Charles O. Fair
Ernest J. Brewer
Robert H. Frederick
Oliver J. Jones
Gary L. Bennett
Howard Coleman
Ohio ballot issues on deposits and sheriff tax levy
Issue 1 proposes a 10 cent refundable deposit on all off premises soft drink beer and malt beverage containers in Ohio. Issue 3 seeks a 2 mill five year general property tax levy for Lorain County sheriff's department expenses. Voters are asked to vote YES for Issue 1 and FOR for Issue 3.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
Dispute Resolution Act faces House committee vote
House Judiciary Committee on Sept 25 approved a Senate bill, the Dispute Resolution Act, that would cost about 90 million over five years to fund local and state efforts to settle minor civil and criminal disputes. Rep. Henry J. Hyde condemned the measure as wasteful amid a 30 billion deficit, noting private centers already handle similar work. The bill could advance to the full House this fall, with 15 million yearly for each of four following years and a 3 million annual budget for a dispute resolution board and resource center. Hyde labeled the sponsors’ coalition an unholy alliance and warned the plan contradicts inflation-fighting goals. The sponsors include Kennedy, Bayh, Ford, Metzenbaum, Danforth, Humphrey, and Date.
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House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Henry J. Hyde
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Judiciary Committee
Hyde
Chicago
Congress
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Buch Bayh
Indiana
Wendell Hi. Ford
Kentucky
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
John C. Danforth
Missouri
Gordon Humphrey
New Hamacirs
Robert Date
Kansas
America’s mood shifts after long economic gloom
A columnist reflects on the 1929 crash and 1940s war era as the nation moved from hardship to prosperity, then faced renewed pessimism. Yankelovich notes a shift toward skepticism and deserving aid, while the writer trusts a new generation will lead adaptation and resilience.
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Yankelovich
Vietnam
America
Menace of the Olympics and World Affairs
A reflective Washington focus critiques the 1980 Moscow Games and Soviet policy affecting children, plus notes on U S Nicaragua diplomacy with Sandinistas, North Vietnam’s Cambodian impact, and a jurist urging restrained judicial power.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Sound reasons for federal aid to Chrysler
The piece argues for Carter's decision to back Chrysler with 1.5 billion in loan guarantees despite liberal and conservative critiques. It contends a Chrysler collapse would devastate the economy, threaten 146000 U.S. and Canadian jobs plus 200000-300000 supplier roles, and that loan guarantees can be economical for the Treasury through asset sales and avoided higher unemployment costs.
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Jimmy Carter
Chrysler Corp
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Chrysler
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Canada
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Lockheed
New York
Carter
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