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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1982
Page
3
Boston report from UPI notes a New England Journal of Medicine study of nearly 28,000 Americans finds 18.6 percent of black inner city and low income children have blood lead levels six times higher than white peers. Overall blacks show 12.2 percent with concerning levels versus 2 percent of whites.
Israel says it was not consulted on the Reagan plan and rejects a U.S. demand for a West Bank and Gaza settlements freeze. Meridor calls the freeze plan impossible and accuses Washington of bad faith while warning the Palestinian state issue remains illusion. In Lebanon, Beirut police move to restore order as Palestinian guerrillas depart. Jordan’s Majali calls Reagan address positive and says Arab League will discuss next steps toward peace.
A senior State Department official noted many possibilities for Jordan and autonomous Palestinians in areas Israel administers, while Tass in Moscow claimed the proposal seeks permanent U.S. Israeli dominance and to consolidate Israel's actions in Lebanon. Senators praised the speech as courageous, yet a House Democrat argued it undermines U.S. mediator credibility by preconditioning Israel. Major Jewish groups welcomed Reagan’s reaffirmed security pledge but critiqued portions of the address.
Beiruts division began to ease as bulldozers cleared earthen barricades along the east west line after the last 789 of 11,421 Palestinian guerrillas departed by sea for Syria. U S Defense Secretary Weinberger said Marines would leave soon and government forces would move in.
London officials from Britain France West Germany and Italy will meet Friday to form a common policy on President Reagan sanctions against firms selling pipeline equipment to the Soviets. William Brock cited Reagan’s concern over allies’ reaction and urged dialogue, calling the disagreement temporary and urging joint talks.
Classified fragment shows payment terms for second class mail from The Lotasa County Printing & Publishing Company. It lists address, carrier delivery, route and advance payment details, with incomplete lines about address changes and postal particulars.
Polish military rulers vow show trials for KOR leaders accused of crimes against state and society after violent street battles that left three dead and more than 4,000 arrested in Solidarity demonstrations across a dozen cities. Pope John Paul II urged serenity as Vatican and Polish authorities weigh the unrest.
Olmsted Township police and Berea officers seized about 66 pounds of marijuana plus seven high grade plants and drug paraphernalia at 24426 Bagley Road. Four suspects, two men and two women, face two counts each of aggravated trafficking and permitting drug abuse. bonds set at 2500 each. Chief Masielle called it one of the area’s biggest busts and noted rising cultivation.
The Congressional Budget Office warns deficits averaging 155 billion dollars over the next three years, needing higher taxes and further spending cuts including Social Security. It notes 1982 deficit at 112 billion and projects 150 to 160 billion through 1986, arguing substantial action is required.
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