County bids win Elyria post office for $125000
U S Postal Service preliminarily accepts Lorain County’s $125000 offer for the former Elyria Broad Street post office. The building likely will house board of elections offices and other county agencies, ending Elyria’s hopes to buy for municipal courts while saving taxpayers from a bidding war. County officials say the site will be used promptly. Mayor Keys and Safety Director Hoagland voiced tempered satisfaction, noting the county’s faster action and utilitarian use.
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U.S. Postal Service
Lorain County Commissioners
Elyria Post
Broad Street
Board of Elections
E. Miller Carbon
US. Postal Service
Louisville
Elyria
City Hall
Michael Keys
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Plea to lesser charge shocks mother of slain man
Mrs. Lillian Barnes reacts to Sgt. Robert McMahon pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 1972 Georgia murder of her son Kenneth. McMahon received 20 years and a $10,000 fine. another co defendant had similar pleas. The case involved an alleged insurance fraud that hid Kenneth as a deserter and used a substituted body in a fatal fire.
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Amherst
Lillian Barnes
Sgt
Robert McMahon
Georgia
Kenneth
McMahon
Fort Gordon
Augusta
Georgia Superior Court
John Henry Owens
Owens
Nellie
Tenced
Kenneth Barnes
Barnes
Chronicle-Telegram tops Akron Press Club awards for Faymore clinic
The Chronicle-Telegram staff earns first prize in investigative reporting by northeastern Ohio dailies at the Akron Press Club for its Leonard Faymore's Doctor's Clinic series. Judges from Ohio State journalism faculty selected it over Cleveland Plain Dealer and Warren Tribune Chronicle. The CT work previously won National Headliners and Cleveland Press Club honors.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Leonard Faymore
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Akron Press Club
Ohio State Journalism
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Warren Tribune Chronicle
C-T
Cleveland Press Club
Stockman calls tax cut a trickle down dodge
Budget director David A. Stockman criticizes the Reagan tax cut in Atlantic Monthly, calling it a Trojan horse for supply side policy aimed at lowering top rates. He says the plan sought to reduce taxes for the wealthy and spread gains to the broader economy, while critics accuse it of favoring the rich.
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Washington
David A. Stockman
Startling Magazine
Reagan
Atlantic Monthly
Stockman
Atlantic
Edwin Dale
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Reagan era tax policy and budget critique quoted
Stockman argues that wealth will trickle down only if supply side economics is used and criticizes the Reagan administration for a poorly planned hastily enacted budget cutting program. He cites Pentagon inefficiency and notes rapid 20 to 25 day decision timelines.
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Stockman
Reagan
Pentagon
Weather outlook with clear night and mild Thursday
The forecast calls for a clear night with a low in the middle to upper 20s and sunny Thursday with highs around 45 to 50. The chance of precipitation is near zero tonight and Thursday. North easterly winds under 10 mph tonight. Details on Page A-3.
Veteran recalls WWI service under Union Jack amid Western Front
John Mac Coughlan recalled enlisting in 1914, serving five years with Cornwall Royal Garrison Artillery. A heavy gunner turned dispatcher after a 1917 wounding, he and fellow troops endured trenches, cold nights, and shortages. He described Christmas Eve 1916 with German soldiers singing Silent Night and notes battles at Arras Ypres Cambrai. Now 87, he urges strength and a return to the draft.
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Oberlin
John MacCoughlan
MacCoughlan
Cornwall Royal Garrison Artillery
Mac
France
Arras
Ypres
Cambrai
169 Board shifts fund procedures
County officials have quietly changed how they handle the finances of the 169 Board of Mental Retardation to deposit state construction reimbursements into the operating fund rather than construction accounts. The move aims to provide a clearer view of available operating funds after a CT report found over 2 million in unbudgeted construction account surplus.
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Board of Mental Retardation
The
169 Board
Chronicle- Telegram
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Dellisanti
Meister Road
Lorain
Retardation Board
Infirmary Road
Elyria
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Carbon
Elyria High School
Julie Weiss
Howard Weiss
Columbia Ave
Mark Bauer
John T. Bauer
Wesley Ave
Shelle Harris
Valeria Harris
W. River St
Kim Ludwig
John Fazio
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U.S
Alge Diz Entertainment
Wellington
Budget Director’s Office
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