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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1977
Page
3
An editorial warns Ohio voters of four state issues on the ballot and two in Elyria. It explains the meanings of Yes and No votes on repealing instant registration and on a leghold trap ban. It notes the current instant registration rules and urges voters to study issues before Tuesday.
Voters in Elyria and statewide districts select local officials Tuesday. Recommendations cover Elyria Board of Education candidates Steven J. Dickerson and Herman M. Larkins, and Elyria City Council members by ward or at large, with party labels where noted. Ward specifics include Districts 1 through 7, with some unopposed or no recommendation.
A former Oberlin student writes the Chronicle-Telegram urging a levy defeat, arguing taxes have risen without preserving school programs and calling for reallocation of funds from administration to education. The letter questions administrative waste and urges serious reflection by Oberlin students before voting.
Analysis of Richard Helms plea shows the Carter administration granting him special privileges despite a misdemeanor. The piece argues the Justice Department avoided trial costs and national secrets risks, while spotlighting political pressures, secrecy, and the uneven handling of the ex CIA director. It questions justice and calls the arrangement reminiscent of past protections for powerful figures.
Washington notes detail friction at the White House over Billy Carter’s behavior and the handling of staff leadership. Critics fault the President for weak staffing, energy bill strategy, and cautious moves on SALT and NATO allied strains. They cite Pat Harris and Schlesinger as sources of criticism amid Israel settlement disputes.
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