Elyria ends 1980 with carryover, faces April deficit
Elyria will finish 1980 with a carryover of about 881 522 and will avoid layoffs, but a hypothetical 16 415 deficit by April looms. City officials cite revenue gaps, retroactive union raises, and pending federal revenue sharing renewal as key factors shaping the year ahead. If revenue sharing resumes, about 860 000 could come next year, potentially wiping out the deficit.
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Bread War Grips Sioux City as Ovens Fail
The Old Home Bakery outages kicked off a price clash between Hy Vee and Food 4 Less over two loaves for a penny. Shoppers lined up across three states as stores chased ever lower bread prices from 19 cents to a penny. Bakery crews resumed ovens Wednesday night as managers claimed the battle won’t end soon.
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United Way tops goal by nine thousand in 1980 drive
United Way of Greater Lorain County exceeded its 1980 goal of 2 725 000 by more than 9 000, collecting 2 734 211. Campaign chair Jim Bardoner credited leadership and a community effort, while Eugene McDonald noted volunteer work helped offset economic hardship. John Clark said funds will support 37 agencies and keep the charity viable. Planning for 1981 starts with Henry Linz as general chairman.
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Eugene McDonald
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John Clark
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Henry Linz
Fisher- Body
General Motors
Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries
Forecasters predict cloudy windy conditions tonight and Friday with scattered snow flurries. Lows will be in the upper 20s and Friday highs in the upper 30s with a 30 percent chance of precipitation. Northwest winds 15 to 23 mph. sunrise 7:22 am, sunset 3:04 pm. Details on Page A-3.
Lorain couple indicted in amphetamine conspiracy
Federal grand jury charged Daniel Brodek 32 and Janet Brodek 35 of Lorain with conspiring to manufacture amphetamines. They are free on $10,000 bonds. Authorities seized about $10,000 worth of chemicals October 15 at their Gakhill Blvd home described as a factory for a drug with potential $10 million value. Mrs Brodek is active in Lorain County sales groups and the local business association.
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Rhodes eyed for Reagan cabinet posts post election
Columbus reports rampant speculation that Governor James A Rhodes may join Ronald Reagan's administration in a cabinet or sub cabinet role. Possible positions include head of the U S Environmental Protection Agency or roles in the Department of Energy, with Rhodes noting no comment while aides call it post election chatter. Rhodes has just returned from a China trade mission and plans to meet lawmakers on Ohio's rising costs, with no lieutenant governor in place as Senate President Olver Ocasek remains a Democrat and Paul Gillmor expected to succeed once the governor leaves office.
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