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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1971

Page

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Fight over two income tax plans in Ohio sparks debate

Lawmakers weigh Taft Flannery and Maloney measures as potential compromises emerge on personal income tax rates and corporate profits. The bills propose 1 4 percent personal tax with 3 4 percent to 6 4 percent corporate levies, plus severance, insurance, and other taxes. Labor leaders oppose the Maloney plan for weaker business taxes while a conference committee moves to resolve differences.

Wery Cleveland William Taft Shaker Heights Maloney Charles Kurfess Lampson Ohio Michael Maloney R-7 Cincinnati Columbus House Finance Committee Gilligan John J. Gilligan Senate Ways and Means Committee Frank King Afl-Cio Bing Assembly

Elyria council backs West River Parkway plan in full

Elyria City Council committees unanimously back immediate start on the West River Parkway including two bridges over the Black River, revamping the Lowells Street Lake Avenue intersection, and a connecting highway link. The package totals 3.5 million dollars with state 977 thousand and potential federal reimbursements.

West River Parkway Elyria Lake Avenue Lowell Street Black River Norm H. Failing Tf Council Second Third Street Peter M. van Wormer Reichlin van Wormer Fauver Parkway

Colorful pump house brightens AmStan plant frontage

Harvey Gittler, manufacturing manager at the American Standard plant on Woodford Avenue, asked Oberlin College art student Jean Kondo to design a vibrant, free-flowing pump house color scheme to avoid an eyesore in front of the facility. Judy Welker, an AmStan secretary, admires the artwork.

American Standard Woodford Avenue Harvey Gittler Oberlin College Jean Kondo Judy Welker N. Olive Sr

Pay Board faces union backlash over 5.5 percent ceiling ruling

Labor leaders across Lorain County denounce the Pay Board decision to enforce a 5.5 percent wage ceiling and deny retroactive pay. Wayne Herman of the Lorain County AFL-CIO calls the move unfair amid varying plant wages. Frank Lender of UAW Local 970 says workers deserved a 3 percent boost in fall and will push for action. The White House claims labor cooperation remains intact as tensions rise.

Lorain County Nixon White House Wayne Herman Afl-Cio United Auto Workers Local 970 Frank Lender UAW

Nixon hustles fundraising swing boosts GOP coffers

President Nixon pitched as candidate material at $500 a plate dinners in New York Chicago and Beverly Hills amid protests in Chicago and New York. He avoided endorsing a 1972 bid while Vice President Agnew urged unity and re election.

Chicago UPI Nixon Spiro T. Agnew New York Illinois Conrad Hilton Beverley Hills Calif John N. Mitchell Washington Agnew America

Weather Brief: Sunshine Then Warmer Temperatures

Mostly sunny today with highs in the upper Ms to lower 3s. Tomorrow brings more sun and warmer highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Clear and cold tonight with a low in the upper 26s to lower 38s.

Weather outlook shows near zero rain probability today

The forecast indicates precipitation chances near zero percent for today tonight and tomorrow with sunset at 5 12 p m and sunrise at 7 11 a m tomorrow details on page B 3

Londonderry girl tarred and feathered in Bogside attack

In Londonderry’s Bogside, three masked women tarred and feathered 19 year old Martha Doherty after dragging her from her home and shaving her head. Witnesses said the assault followed another similar incident two days earlier while British troops conducted a large Ardoyne search. A soldier, Lance Col. Ian Curtis, 23, was killed nearby by a sniper as the day unfolded.

Belfast Northern Ireland OPI Londonderry Bogside Ardoyne Martha Doherty Ian Curtis

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