Ohio lawmakers deadlock on income tax as sales tax move seen
A House Senate conference committee planned to start on a state sales tax bill to fund the biennium after the personal income tax approach stalled. House Speaker Kurfess and Senate Leader Gray reached a deal to bring the sales tax bill to the House floor, mirroring Senate passage.
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Wintry blast to bring snow tonight in Elyria area
The National Weather Service says a wintry blast will hit the Elyria area late today with blustery winds and possible snow. Temperatures will drop from near 50 this afternoon to upper 20s or low 30s tonight and remain near freezing tomorrow as a winter storm moves northeast from Minnesota.
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Ohio governor to ban sex bias in state hiring
Gov. John J. Gilligan says he will issue an executive order to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in the state's hiring procedures. The move comes amid debate on a tax bill as Senate leaders seek a floor vote and factions clash over income and sales tax options.
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Robbery film allowed as evidence in four trial set
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus ruled that movies of a theft may be used during the trials of four Cleveland defendants. A three minute hidden camera film from Lawson store at 4169 E Lake Rd Sheffield Lake shows the August 31 holdup. Farley will be first tried next Monday with objections to the film overruled but retrial rights reserved.
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Lawson
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Sheffield Lake
Elio Zerbini
Iine
Nicholas Pirovolos
Margaret Ann
Farley
Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and cold snap
A coastal weather forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies with a shower chance today and a high in the 50s. Tonight and tomorrow turn cloudy and colder with snow flurries and possible snow squalls late tomorrow. Highs in the lower 30s and tonight’s low in the upper 20s. Precipitation probability 50 percent today, 30 percent tonight and tomorrow. Sunset 5 17 p.m. today Sunrise 7 05 a.m. High 62 yesterday at 2 30 p.m. Low 46 today at 2.
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Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Florida
Amchitka blast prep amid high winds and protest
Amchitka Island braces for today's underground nuclear test set to yield under five megatons as W winds up to 70 mph hamper work. AEC test chief Thalgott aims for zero hour at 5 pm EST with weather and safety monitored from the operations center and remote observers.
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Alaska
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Robert Thalgott
Canada
U.S
Island
Amchitka
Thalgott
Holiday shoplifting rise worries merchants
Anita Schrodt outlines how thieves operate during the holiday shopping season and what merchants can do to combat the problem. The piece explains common methods and suggests countermeasures to deter both professional and amateur shoplifters.
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Anita Schrodt
First Lady Mrs Jack James highlighted by Elyria Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Hinman profiles Mrs. Jack James named First Lady at Elyria Council of Beta Sigma Phi annual banquet. The feature covers her family background and service activities with photos by Dave Jones in the Sunday Family Feature.
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Elyria
Jack James
James
Elyria Council
Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Hinman
Dave Jones
Supreme Court rules against delay in Amchitka blast
The Supreme Court voted 4 to 3 to refuse a delay in the Amchitka underground hydrogen bomb test. The justices rejected a last minute appeal by environmental foes, allowing the government to trigger the shot at 5 p.m. EST. Justice Brennan Marshall and Douglas favored postponement to consider merits. Burger Stewart Blackmun and White denied the injunction.
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Marshall
U. S. Court of Appeals
Douglas
Warren E Burger
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
Byron R. White
Name the Schools ballots in Elyria contest
Elyria city school district residents are urged to submit nominations in The Chronicle-Telegram Name the Schools contest. Ballots will be printed in the C T tomorrow with the deadline for nominations at 5 p m Tuesday. Details and a nominating ballot appear on page 13 of today’s paper.
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