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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
3
Elyria officials warn of a 1.3 million year end deficit while weighing layoffs or a 32 hour work week, trimming weekly rubbish collection to monthly and delaying retroactive raises. They consider cutting incentives, altering tax credits for out of city workers, and delaying funds to protect bond payments and the water fund remains the sole balance.
Ford officials weigh return to production at Walton Hills Stamping Plant to avert layoffs at six assembly and four manufacturing sites. A tentative Local 420 UAW contract was reached after a strike snarled parts, with ratification votes set this afternoon and production possible by midnight if approved.
The Times-CBS poll suggests Carter regains strength, with regional splits: West 51 49, Midwest Carter 38 Ford 41, South 60 40. Nationally 49 Carter 45 Ford with 6 undecided. Margin of error 2.5. Polls warn about timing, weighting, and question effects. UAW Ford talks near final hurdles before GM and Chrysler negotiations continue.
In a heated campaign exchange, Grunda and West traded accusations about indictments and the 1975 versus 1976 investigation. Grunda contends the grand jury found no sufficient evidence for indictments, while West criticizes staff use. Grain prices show Ohio elevator quotes with regional variations after market close.
Noor Hussain an 80 year old Pakistani woodcarver who learned English and endured poverty travels from Dubai to Washington to present an ivory inlaid rosewood table to President Ford. The presentation occurs next Tuesday with a presidential assistant accepting on behalf of the American people after oiling an odyssey begun in 1973 and marked by rejection.
Cleveland mother of five Mary Byrge, 41, won 220,000 in the Ohio Lottery Pot Of Gold drawing. She says the windfall hasn’t inspired plans and she plans to keep working at Cleveland Metal Stamping while caring for her children. Other Pot O Gold and Double Play prizes are listed for several winners across states.
About 200000 northeast Ohioans will pay 2 to 4 dollars more monthly starting in November as Medical Mutual of Cleveland does not renew contracts written 3 to 16 years ago. New higher benefit insurance will be offered as old plans expire.
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