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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1979
Page
2
The piece argues that Cleveland voters relieved by Dennis Kucinich’s defeat show the need for compromise in city leadership. It contrasts Kucinich’s confrontational approach with George Voinovich’s pragmatism, noting the city’s default status, shaken police morale, and prospects under a new path.
Washington figures reveal a confidential memo from wage and price chief Alfred Kahn dated Oct 23, criticizing President Carter's wage and price guidelines. Inflation hit 13 percent annually, double the target, with energy and food costs blamed. Wages rose 7.9 percent in 12 months, filings covered 1.5 million workers, and rumors warn of continued double digit inflation. The piece notes oil refiners and politics shaping policy, plus warnings of a looming 1980 recession and belt tightening.
Editorial reflections by Charles J. Hostetter on Armistice Day and Veterans Day. The piece traces the origins of Armistice Day, its transformation to Veterans Day, and the mixed feelings of veterans about recognition. It contrasts World War I pride with the harsher realities of Korea and Vietnam, emphasizing honoring the maimed and missing over parades.
U.S. advisers urge Carter to address intra administration feud between Cyrus Vance and Zbigniew Brzezinski over Cuba and relations with China. Mexico weighs Soviet arms deals amid a shift by Galvan Lopez. Connally gains Ford backers while Bush and Baker lose ground. Talks with the PLO and Brown Kennedy dynamics shape 1980 race. US hopes ceasefire in Western Sahara as Morocco presses self-determination talks.
Washington views Bazargan’s resignation as weakening Khomeini’s rule and hindering hostage talks. Iraq's Saddam Hussein presses Kurdish and Arab minority tensions in Khuzistan while Tehran accuses Iraqi saboteurs. The confrontation risks oil disruption, price spikes, and wider Gulf instability, with the United States lacking quick options.
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