04 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
1
A local article explains a revenue sharing method using three factors to compute city allocations. The final figure results from multiplying population, per capita income, and tax base, with a caveat that an abnormally high input skews the outcome.
Rep. Clarence Brown charges Ralph Nader's Who Runs Congress contains 21 errors including that Brown owns a radio station. He says he sold the station two years ago and explained the matter to a Nader staffer. The book argues Congress is dominated by the President and big business, with public reform possible through citizen pressure.
Three Ohio lawmakers decline comment on Ralph Nader's Great American Default saying they have not reviewed the book. Profiles of all congressmen due by Oct. 18 per Bette Welch, Mosher aide. Mosher criticizes early proofs and defers judgment until final profile release.
A House subcommittee urged Pentagon investigation into charges that U S servicemen killed South Vietnamese civilians linked to the Phoenix counterterrorism program. The 1968 1971 killings raised questions of possible war crimes and faulty intelligence while the full committee faced delays.
A fire at 5 45 p m sank a cruiser three miles northwest of Vermilion. Two people were rescued by Cletus Haury of 235 University Ave Elyria. C T photocredit goes to John Parker.
Larry Stewart, 5, struggles to speak and may be cut off from others without help from Mrs. Raye Tilbury of Amherst. At the Lorain County Center for Rehabilitation, he learns to communicate via painting and other life enriching services funded by the United Fund drive in Lorain County.
John E. Ingersoll of the BNDD told the National Association of Retail Druggists that pervasive radio and TV ads foster a take something syndrome. He warned the legitimate drug supply attracts criminals as curbing illicit traffic increases security risks at drugstores. He urged druggists to reinforce distinctions between proper use and abuse and push for safeguards.
Weather forecast notes considerable cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of rain today tonight and tomorrow. Highs reach the mid 70s today and tomorrow with nightly lows in the 50s. Southerly winds run 10 to 18 mph today and 6 to 12 mph tonight. SunsetToday 7 4 p m Sunrise Tomorrow 7 29 a m Details on Page 1.
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