Prospects Good for Elyria City Hall Federal Funding
Elyria officials expressed optimism about securing full federal funding for a new five story city hall on Court Street with adjoining shops and a 400 car parking deck. A preliminary $2.75 million cost was cited with potential for extra floors to meet 1973 space needs. The plan envisions one roof for all departments, and private or public-private ownership for the deck and shops.
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Marguerite E. Bowman
Elyria
Ronald Landig
Community Development Committee
Arnold Tollett
D-2
Landig
Court Street
Bowman
Ohio
Chicago
Congress
I A Landig
Elyria Savings & Trust Bank
Court OKs publication Watergate tapes for sale
UPI reports the U S Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the Watergate tapes used in the conspiracy trial to be published at a cost up to 200 per set. The decision permits commercial distribution but parties may still appeal. costs could reach 110 to 200 for the full 50 reels.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Nixon
John J. Sirica
Nixon White House
Watergate Trial
Ford urges LCCC students to vote during campus visit
Michael Ford, son of President Gerald Ford, will address Lorain County Community College students at 11 15 a m in the mall to urge voting as part of a campus event. He is introduced by R Dale Bowyer and participates in a mock election. He then meets Kiwanis at YWCA Rolly Hall and greets shoppers at Kroger before returning to Cleveland to join his father’s campaign.
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Michael Ford
Gerald Ford
Lorain County Community College
Ford
R. Dale Bowyer
Michael
Ely Park
Kiwanis
YWCA
Rolly Hall
Kroger's
Broad Street
Abbey
Cleveland Hopkins
Cleveland
Dangerfield views on arms, energy and economy
TOM DANGERFIELD of 924 Livermore proposes U.S. stop arms sales and improve domestic welfare. He urges energy independence amid many unfocused ideas and critiques Ford’s claim of the best economy in five years as grocery prices rise.
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Tom Dangerfield
Livermore
U.S
Dangerfield
Ford
Snowy West sees teens clear car windshields during blizzard
Here and gone in the West Barb Singleton and Beth Tilberg, both young women, clear snow from a car windshield after a last night El snowfall. Denver reports four inches, higher elevations twelve to eighteen inches as drivers are urged to use brushes and ice scrapers. Local details on Page E1.
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Barb Singleton
Reeves Rd
Beth Tilberg
Butternut Ridge
Denver
Park Chung Hee accused of directing payoffs to U.S. lawmakers
A Washington Post report, cited by UPI, claims South Korean President Park Chung Hee was personally involved in directing gifts and payoffs to American lawmakers during the 1970s. Federal sources say the data came from electronic eavesdropping and informants, with officials from the State and Justice Departments declining to comment on the allegations. Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards and Congressman John Brademas disclosed receiving gifts from Koreans, though neither alleged wrongdoing.
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Washington
UPI
Park Chung-Hee
Park
Washington Post
the Post
Blue House
Seoul
Justice Department
Robert Havel
Ing
Thom
State Department
State
Justice
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Post
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
John Brademas
D-Ind
Bellwether Palo Alto County backs Ford in poll
Emmetsburg Iowa residents in Palo Alto County show Ford leading Carter 50.6 to 46.7 percent with 2.9 percent for Eugene McCarthy in a newspaper poll. Since Sept 30, 274 ballots returned in the 13,299 resident county. Voters praise Ford vetoes while Carter backers cite change and grain embargo discontent. Some farmers regret Earl Butz firing, says editor Hofstad.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Eugene McCarthy
Iowa
Carter
Ms. Whitmore
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Hof Stad
Butz
Cold and windy with light precipitation likely
Partly cloudy and cold tonight and tomorrow with lows in the mid 20s and highs in the mid 40s. Twenty percent chance of precipitation. Westerly winds 5 to 29 mph. Sunrise 7:33 a.m. Sunset 6:23 p.m. The high yesterday was 44 and the low was 32 this morning. Details on Page C-9.
Area energy stamp program to run through February 1978
Lorain County Community Action Agency started a pilot energy stamp program offering $75 worth of coupons for $25 to low income residents to cover home gas heating bills. The program, possibly one of only two in the country, aims to aid seniors on fixed incomes and will be funded with 12,300 dollars over 16 months from federal and local sources. Charles Hopkins, SOCAA director, said more funds will be sought.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
SOCAA
Charles Hopkins
DOCAA
Federal Community Services Administration
Hopkins
LOCAA
Energy stamp program expands with limited uptake
Since its August start the energy stamp program has issued 0 low cost stamps after a three month pilot funded by state and federal sources. The state also launched a $1 million Emergency Energy Assistance Program run by welfare, while SOCAA adds five minibuses costing $15 each for the Red Ball Express fleet next month.
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State Department of Economic and Community Development
Commonly Services Administration
Hopkins
SOCAA
Red Ball Express
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Court Oks Publication
Watergate
LCCC
Acctions Avenue 55
Contract Bridge
Oberlin
Sam of the People Ag Television Wrasee
CIA
S. Korea
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Jane Whit More
Democrat
Jerry Hofstad
George Verban
Sophins
Roland Hitchens
Loram
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