Elyria Pollution War Pro longed with City Debates
Elyria officials debate progress in cleaning up pollution with some saying victory is near and others arguing the war is only starting. The city eyes a proposed water pollution ordinance, storm sewer issues, and industrial waste spills into the Black River amid calls for federal guidelines.
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Elyria
Ernest Bartha
Kosma J. Glavas
Black River
Charles B. Coen
Den
Bartha
Reichlin
Yria
Coal raise won't torpedo controls say Pay Board chairman
Pay Board Chairman George H. Boldt defended the wage increase for soft coal miners as not undermining post freeze economic controls. He and the board rejected Democratic charges that the settlement set a dangerous precedent, while Sen. Proxmire urged tougher limits and called the increase excessive under the new United Mine Workers contract. About 50,000 miners were staying off the job as union leaders and operators voiced optimism about a return to work, though some critics warned the accord shortchanges disabled miners and widows.
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Washington
George H. Boldt
Nixon
Boldt
House
Senate Economic Committee
William Proxmire
Dwis
Boldi
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Pay Board
Arch A. Moore Jr
Sadat vows war in Middle East after decision
President Anwar Sadat told frontline troops along the Suez Canal that peaceful solutions are gone and Egypt has decided to go to war. The Middle East News Agency quoted him saying the time for battle has come after a period of evasiveness and Israeli stubbornness. He urged ferocity in battle to defend national dignity.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Egypt
Sadat
Suez Canal
United Nations General Assembly
Adam Malik
Allah
Blacks call convention to chart national black agenda
A proclamation by 13 members of the U S House calls for the first national political convention by American blacks to be held in April or May to develop a unified program for the 1972 elections and beyond. The plan opens regional meetings and a February Washington planning session.
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Washington
U.S. House of Representatives
House Black Caucus
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Jamestown
Northeast
Midwest
Colder Weather With Snow Flurries Forecast
Cloudy and colder today with a chance of snow flurries. Highs near 28 degrees. Tonight snow flurries with lows around 28. Tomorrow remains cold with variable clouds and more flurries, highs from the upper 20s to lower 30s. Sunset 3 63 p.m. Sunrise 7 23 a.m.
Name the School Contest final day ballot deadline
The Chronicle-Telegram lists five finalists for the Elyria City School District high school name with Elyria West leading as voting ends tomorrow. Eligible residents vote by printed form or plain paper, mailed to The Chronicle-Telegram by 5 p.m. Wednesday with one ballot per envelope.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria City
Griswold Road
Elyria
Lake West
Liberty
Northwest
Lincoln
Elyria West
The Chronicle Telegram Name the School Contest
Voters choose a preferred school name from options Northwest Lincoln Elyria West Liberty Lake West and return ballots by mail to The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio. Ballot deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday November 24. One ballot per envelope and facsimile ballots accepted.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hast Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle- Telegram
East Ave
Lincoln -Elyria
Liberty —Lake
Kosygin eyes Stans visit to restart Soviet trade
Premier Kosygin welcomed Maurice Stans first U S commerce secretary to visit Moscow saying hopes for reviving U S Soviet trade but cautioned no quick gains from initial talks. Stans described thorough discussions and a solid base for future talks with Patolichev and other ministers. Tass signaled readiness to normalize relations.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Kosygin
Stans
Kremlin
Soviet Russia
Nikolai Patolichev
Nixon
Tass
Spider Webs Blanket Texas Coast In Spooky Sky Show
Reports from Houston to the Rio Grande Valley described aerial spider webs drifting down from clear skies. Residents in Kingsville and Rosenberg reported webs on cars and wires with tiny spiders attached. Texas A&I University researchers confirmed the material as spider webs and suggested parachuted spiders may have caused the phenomenon.
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Kingsville
Tex
UPI
Texas Gulf Coast
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Rosenberg
Fred Garland
Texas A&i University
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