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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1978
Page
2
Alfred Kahn, the inflation fighter, warns the nation could face a 1930s style low mood if inflation accelerates. He supports Carter's voluntary program but would resist mandatory wage price controls, risking his job if forced.
A federal suit filed in New Jersey alleges four Boy Scouts were discriminated against due to physical handicaps. The case cites the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and seeks a policy shift to allow disabled scouts greater opportunities while the troop continues meeting.
Lorain County Commissioners warned of 250 to 300 CETA workers at 518 jobs across Lorain and Elyria as new federal allocations shrink to just over 2 million dollars for next year. Layoffs could start in February, following a recent Congressional cutback. officials planned meetings with job placement agencies to place affected workers.
University of Minnesota student John Peterson documents Japanese fire bombs that fell across the United States in 1945. One bomb exploded in Oregon killing six, while others were found near Madison and several South Dakota towns. About 800 bombs were recovered nationwide.
Charles Manson, the mass killer, attends his first parole hearing at California Medical Facility in Vacaville. A spokesman says he initially refused to appear but later indicated he might attend the session.
In this quirky feature a Washington Open University course titled The Washington Connection teaches social climbing for $9. Instructor Rozanne Weissman, a Cleveland born writer, has led 18 classes since January to about 400 students. She outlines embassy circuit tips, how to crash parties, and how to woo gossip columnists by contacting them with intriguing tidbits, stressing dress and timing.
In Cornelius North Carolina the Good Samaritans who helped the May family of nine faced a harsh setback as the destitute kin abandoned the makeshift home. Volunteers praised their own efforts but found the property ransacked with torn schoolbooks filth and trash. The Mays departed with a U Haul leaving behind unpaid bills and memories of wasted goodwill.
Ohio news brief reports Sikh shop owner Rajindar Sandhu demanding an apology after being ordered to remove his turban in court by U.S. District Judge Joseph P. Kinneary. Sandhu waited outside the hall while his wife Inderjit, a U.S. citizen, was naturalized. The item also notes other Ohio-related political and civic updates including MSU president candidates in Michigan and leadership shifts in the Ohio House.
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