Keys Wins Elyria Mayor Race After Recount
The Lorain County Board of Elections confirmed Michael B. Keys as Elyria’s next mayor after a recount of the November 6 vote. Keys totaled 7,574 to 7,511 for Mrs. Bowman, up from unofficial tallies, with official results showing 7,573 to 7,510. Keys plans to announce his law director pick at a Democratic dinner and outlines other appointments for next week. He takes office January 7.
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Carter Lets My People Go Or Else Message To Iran
President Carter warned Ayatollah Khomeini with a hard line stance over American hostages in Tehran while stopping short of deadlines or public military options. He held Iran responsible for safe return, defended admitting the Shah for medical care, and said future actions would come only after peaceful efforts fail.
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Elyria Schools Face Eight Year Gap for Minorities and Women
An affirmative action draft presented to the Elyria City Schools board finds no women or minorities in top administrative posts. Female dominance in teaching persists with 86 percent of elementary classrooms filled by women while only 67 minority employees serve the district. The report envisions reaching a 13 percent minority workforce through attrition over at least eight years, with a goal of 1 percent minority employment and intensified recruitment efforts.
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Iran sues shah in New York over alleged Iran funds flight
Iran charges the deposed monarch and Empress Farah with funneling 26.5 billion dollars from Iran through the Pahlavi Foundation, calling it a vehicle for enriching defendants. Separate reports say Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi underwent a non surgical gallstone removal and may soon leave New York Hospital as speculation swirls about a flight to Mexico.
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Carter's firm restraint draws mixed cheers in Elyria
Elyria residents reacting to President Carter's statements on the Iran hostage crisis mostly praised his firm restraint while signaling no retaliation is ruled out if hostages are harmed. Several interviewees called his stance careful yet decisive, with only one arguing the approach was insufficient.
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Chronicle-Telegram Tops National Newspaper Contest Again
The Chronicle-Telegram earned its third No 1 ranking in a national competition by National Editorial Workshop Services for general excellence. It scored 74 points across news writing, coverage, photography, typography, public service and editorials, ahead of The Day of New London and The Washington Columbian.
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Special prosecutor named in Jordan cocaine case
A three judge federal court named a special prosecutor to further investigate charges involving White House chief of staff Hamilton Jordan and drugs. The move vows a thorough review of allegations linked to cocaine found in connection with Jordan. The action marks a heightened federal inquiry into the incident and officials urge adherence to legal procedures.
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