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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1979
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text cites a claim that primary responsibility for education rests with states localities or private institutions. It notes a statistic that three of ten people are connected with education and mentions a $126 billion figure with unclear context.
The report notes OPEC discusses a $2.40 per barrel price increase planned for December. Delegates debate gradual versus radical steps, aiming to align with Western markets while preserving producer revenue. The discussion occurs amid broader efforts to manage production and stabilize earnings.
Kenneth W Wheat, paroled after 12 years for a New Jersey murder, allegedly mailed postcards to Gulfport officials and a New Jersey prison guard as authorities hunt him. The bodies of Therese Mayer and her husband were found shot on a Mississippi Gulf Coast road, with investigators treating rape as the motive. Relatives described Wheat as a traveling, evasive man with a wife and children.
President Carter plans to fill two Cabinet vacancies shortly. Rex Granum said the post of education secretary is not urgent yet, while Luther Hodges Jr may become acting secretary until a permanent pick arrives. Hodges is a candidate for the top job as the White House moves toward late 1979 appointments.
The Swedish Academy announced the Greek writer Alepoudhelis as the 1976 Nobel laureate in literature. The committee praised his defense of human dignity and the uninterrupted aim to shape life against destruction while noting his writing emphasizes preparedness and individual worth.
Cuyahoga County prosecutors say some Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority trustees collected 50 dollars per meeting for news conferences and ceremonial duties with up to 1406 dollars monthly. Auditors likely will require repayment, while trustees deny improper public access attempts.
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