16 Nov 1979
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1979
Page
1
A brief note describes a Wyandot County community near Sandusky about 70 miles from the zoo, referencing local geography and distance.
State and federal agencies approved redesigned 6.1 mile Rt. 2 by-pass around Huron in a joint Columbus meeting. ODOT engineers propose pilings through Old Woman Creek and Huron River wetlands, a Huron River bridge for R12, dredging, and pier-type walls to preserve water flow. Agencies and representatives have two weeks to comment.
New York CitiBank boosted its prime rate on corporate loans by a quarter point to 15 percent, a fresh high likely to spread through the industry. Analysts say the Fed may respond to a larger money-supply rise, while debates over further tightening and the Iranian hostage crisis add to market uncertainty.
A fragment notes MacLares, 79, owning a 1921 Photoplay magazine with a pictured neck govel try scene. The garbled text hints at era nostalgia and a personal curiosity about early film culture. No further verifiable details available.
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller resigns after a heart attack and will name Vice President Sam Church as his successor. Miller, 56, will be kept as president emeritus with pay and office in Washington while Church assumes leadership amid the union’s ratification plan in Charleston.
Cloudy and partly clear tonight and Saturday with a low near 5 cents and a chance of precipitation. Winds from the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. Today's sunrise 7:17 a.m. Sunset 3:07 p.m. Details on page B-4.
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