Salvation Army faces food shortages amid rising demand in Elyria
The Elyria Salvation Army reports emergency food stocks depleted as welfare clients lose food stamp benefits. Major Elbert Holmberg says cases have risen from 30 to 45 50 per month, with no relief until Thanksgiving. Other local agencies report similar increases and plan drives to bolster supplies.
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Elyria Salvation Army
Elbert Holmberg
Salvation Army
Holmberg
Federation of Human Services
Broad St
Elyria Food Bank
Oberlin Community Services Council
United Nations
Security flight brings US delegation to Sadat funeral in Cairo
In Cairo US Secretary of State Haig leads a 17 member delegation including Carter Ford and Nixon arriving for Anwar Sadat's funeral amid tight security and surrounding violence in southern Egypt. Begin arrives with an Israeli delegation as Mubarak nears succession and a Sudanese leader attends. clashes in Asyut leave at least ten dead as security tightens.
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Reagan
Anwar Sadat
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
UPI
Cairo
Egypt
Aalagotian
Alexander Haig
Sadat
Middle East
Anwar el- Sadat
Haig
Menachem Begin
Begin
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
United States
Jaafar Numeiry
Kamal Hassan Ali
Moslam Fundamenta
Nile Riverside
Asyut
Elyria Catholic grad earns Pitt starting backfield spot
Bryan Thomas of Elyria Catholic has cracked the starting backfield for nationally ranked University of Pittsburgh. The feature notes a story on Page B-8 detailing his move into the lineup and its significance for the team.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Bryan Thomas
University of Pittsburgh
Midview
Oberlin grad Sperry wins Nobel Prize in medicine
Oberlin College graduate Roger W. Sperry earned the Nobel Prize in medicine for brain research on how the eyes convey messages. The 1935 alumnus, later a Caltech neurobiology professor, was cited for showing each brain hemisphere has its own perceptual world driving memory thoughts and emotion.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Roger W. Sperry
Sperry
James Powell
Hartford
University of Chicago
California Institute of Technology
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation
Lasker Foundation
Price Index tuneup may ease CPI perception
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will revise the Consumer Price Index next year introducing 1977 as the base year to replace 1967. In August the CPI for Greater Cleveland rose 12 percent from 1980, with food and beverages at 272.2, suggesting future changes may soften perceived price rises. Turn to page A-4.
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U. S. Labor Department
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Geauga, Lake
Medina
CPI
U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain
C-T
Joan G. Kearcy
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