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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1976
Page
1
Sipe set a team record with 26 completions in a 45-24 loss. The Bengals fell despite the passing effort as the defense struggled. Photo credit Gene Krebs. Story continues on page B-1.
The Ford administration backs a sweeping tax measure extending anti recession cuts through 1977 and adding 18 months of relief. The bill, over 1000 pages, raises taxes on wealthy individuals via higher minimum rates and limits shelters while cutting taxes for airlines, railroads, shipping, and insurers with pollution controls. Without extension, a family of four at 6000 would face a 445 increase. at 15000, 180. a single 8000 earner 182. a couple 10000 182.
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 50s. A chance of showers and thundershowers to the west, with possible showers this afternoon and tonight. Rain chances around forty percent in some areas, with lingering unsettled conditions overnight.
The Supreme Court considers whether capital punishment can be applied to rape in Georgia while upholding murder death penalties in other states. It also orders Arkansas to reexamine its death penalty law in light of recent rulings on jury mercy and appellate review. The July decisions left open constitutionality of death for nonlethal crimes like forcible rape.
Trick or treat set for Saturday October 30 from 6 to 8 p m says Mayerite E Bewsian. Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club plan to set a date for the annual Halloween parade at a meeting tomorrow night.
Agreement on a contract to end a 20 day strike by 170000 Ford workers appeared imminent after marathon talks that stretched into the early morning. Ford and UAW bargaining teams recessed after 15 hours with plans to reconvene at Dearborn headquarters to wrap up.
Secretary Earl Butz quit after making disparaging comments about blacks that embarrassed the Ford administration. Rep. Ashbrook urged firing, while Kniebel defended Butz noting his standing with farmers. Butz canceled several campaign appearances amid the controversy as Carter called the remarks disgraceful.
Robert Woodrum of Sheffield Lake won the half million after entering the Ohio Lottery instant draw. The 24 year old painter from 5220 E Lake Rd Apt 2 B watched Earthquake on TV after the win and said he was surprised yet felt a premonition of bringing home more than the guaranteed 15000. He bought the winning ticket at Brownie's Market 5200 B Lake Rd Sheffield Lake. He plans a Nashville trip and will leave for vacation from his job at All American Co athletic equipment reconditioning farm on Taylor St.
Earl Butz the Secretary of Agriculture faced scrutiny after remarks deemed offensive to black voters. At the Kansas City convention he told farmer’s daughter jokes to Ohio delegates, drawing big laughs and applause. Some delegates urged Ford to decide his cabinet future.
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