Northwestern contest echoes 40 years later
Connie Davis and Mary Zimmers, both Northwestern journalism alumni and former CT editors, topped a 1940s campus writing contest with April Passage and The Hell It Cant. Bellow won the modern prize, while Davis recalls the past and notes career paths in advertising and journalism.
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Saul Bellow
Northwestern University
Chronicle-Telegram
Connie Davis
Davis
Mary Zimmers
Bellow
Zimmer
Dearborn, Mich
Medica School of Journalism
Northwestern
Reds Clinch Second Straight World Series Win
The Cincinnati Reds sealed a second consecutive World Series title behind a strong pitching effort by relief ace Will McEnaney who nulled the opposition over the final 1 2/3 innings. Johnny Bench supplied power with two home runs, delivering a decisive victory.
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Cincinnati Reds
Will McEnaney
Johnny Bench
China names Hua Kuo-feng leader as purge broadens
The official Xinhua confirms Hua Kuo-feng succeeds Mao as party chairman and leads a purge of Mao’s widow and three radical Politburo members. Demonstrations persist in Peking with troops, workers, and students marching amid drums and gongs. Xinhua notes Hua also chairs the central military commission.
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Tokyo
China
Hua Kuofeng
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
Peking
Chuang Ching
Hsinhua
Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Hua
Military Commission of the Central Committee
Mao Beki
What would you do if you were President survey response
Wayne Pollock of 6230 Murray Ridge Rd. would reform welfare to curb perceived freeloaders, update the defense system, and implement a national medical program if elected. The comments appear as part of a readers poll in theChronicle Telegram photo feature.
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C-T Randocn
Wayne Pollock
Murray Ridge Rd
Weather Warmer After Early Winter Chill Returns
A departing low pressure system from the Great Lakes brings clearing skies and slightly warmer temperatures to Obie. Snow flurries and squalls left 1 to 3 inches in Lakeshore counties this afternoon. Tonight’s lows near 38 with a trend toward increasing cloudiness, while tomorrow’s highs reach the mid-50s.
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Obie
Great Lakes
Lakeshore
Elyria faces near critical deficit amid city cash shortfall
Elyria projects total debt near 14 million by year end with six funds in deficit and a looming need for cuts. The general fund deficit tops 280 thousand, while sanitation leads with over 424 thousand in red. Mayor Bowman anticipates options to raise funds and a decision in coming days.
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Elyria
Marguerite E Bowman
Dale C Kellogg
Sewer
Sanitation
Police and Fire
Highway Fund
Central
Sanitation Fund
West Grunda feud over Corcoran indictment timing
Republican Roy West accuses Lorain County Prosecutor Joseph Grunda of stalling the Corcoran investigation for political motives, while Grunda calls the charge a lie. The dispute centers on the July 17 indictment of James E Corcoran, former Oberlin garage supervisor, and a series of patrol and county actions spanning 1975 and 1976.
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Roy West
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
Grunda
West
James E Corcoran
Oxford Ave
Elytia
Department of Transportation
Oberlin
Corcoran
Granda
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Grand
The
Columbus
John Skolnicki
Lorain
Skolnicki
State Highway Patrol
Debates could decide 1976 election tonight at William and Mary
President Ford and Jimmy Carter meet in the final 1976 debate at Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall on the College of William and Mary campus in Williamsburg Virginia. The 90 minute format on four networks could swing voters as the campaign nears November 2. Barbara Walters moderates with both candidates under pressure to avoid mistakes and improve standing after prior clashes.
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Williamsburg
Thomas Jefferson
Ford
Jammy Carter
Phi Beta Kappa Memoral
College of William and Mary
iimiThon
WITA
Charles Kisto
Carter
Jimamy
Amd
League of Women Voters
Philadelphia
San Francisco
UAW charges Ford for bargaining breach over transfer agreement
Local 2000 UAW filed an unfair labor practice with the NLRB in Cleveland accusing Ford Motor Co. of unilaterally terminating a February 12 1973 transfer agreement that moved Avon Lake workers from Lorain to the Ohio Truck Plant without bargaining. The transfer pact limits repeated Lorain worker transfers and affects seniority. An NLRB hearing examiner will hear the case soon, with international backing if the local prevails and back wages potentially owed from the complaint date.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ford Notor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Avon Lake
Local 2000
Cleveland
Ford
International Union
Lorain
Ohio
Local 435
John Hunter
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Denison Ave
Milwaukee Journal
Chicago Area
Ycinn
Rans
Reds
Cincinnati
Thomas Radican
By Earel Neikire
Democratic Party
Gninda
Pessueren Brace Seers
Georgia
ABCTV
Barbara Walters
Mam
A. Lake Uaw
John Fuller
Betty Ford
Cleveland Ropkins
Ralph Perk
Mrs. Ford
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