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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1981

Page

1

Racial bias lawsuit targets Ohio mobile home parks

Housing Advocates Inc filed a 2.5 million class action in US District Court charging Gerald Brookins owner of Columbia Mobile Homes Park Brookins Trailer Court and Trailer Gardens with racial discrimination. The suit seeks an injunctive order and an affirmative action plan to end discriminatory showing practices based on tests by the Cuyahoga Plan.

Cleveland — Housing Advocates, Inc Olmsted Township Gerald Brookins Columbia Mobile Homes Park Columbia Road Olmsted Brookins Trailer Court Brookpark Road Brook Park Trailer Gardens W. 150Th Street Lorain Road Cleveland Brookins Ed Kramer Kramer Cuyahoga Fair Housing Agency

Strapped city trims to bare essentials

Elyria faces ongoing budget strain as Mayor Michael Keys weighs a possible income tax increase next year. Council debates timing for a vote, with options for early 1982 or June primaries. The finance committee approved five police radios but delayed other requests for funds.

Elyria Michael Keys Council Beverly Renner Safety Service Charles Hoagland Keys Finance Committee

Elyria to Disburse 1980 Back Wages to City Workers

Elyria will issue first 1980 back wages to nonuniformed workers and nonunion staff on Friday. City cash on hand exceeds $500,000 including a $300,000 settlement. tensions rise as police and fire personnel staged sick calls over unpaid back wages.

Howard Coleman D-7

IRS allows all-savers if not tied to high-yield bonds

The IRS ruled that the so-called all-savers investment is permissible only if it is not connected to high risk or high interest benefits aimed at attracting savers. Certificates tied to the new short term benefits offer interest up to 58 percent. Earlier related report on page C-9.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service

Reagan presses arms talks amid Chicago fund drive

President Reagan challenged the Soviets to negotiate real reductions in nuclear arsenals or face an arms race they cannot win. Speaking at an Illinois Republican fundraiser he defended a big military buildup despite planned Pentagon budget cuts for 1983 and 1984. He urged Soviets to sit down for strategic arms reductions while defending the firing of 11,400 air traffic controllers and noting his past AFL CIO leadership.

Chicago Reagan Illinois Pentagon Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Washington Los Angeles Defense Department

Man Seized En Route to Kill Reagan in Towson

Isom Joseph Dean Jr., 24, armed with five guns and said to be under PCP and alcohol, told Secret Service he was on the way to assassinate President Reagan. Arrested in Towson near Washington area, he faces federal charges and holds without bond. A 60 day federal detention and psychiatric evaluation were ordered in Springfield Missouri by US Magistrate Paul Rosenberg.

Baltimore UPI Secret Service Reagan Isom Joseph Dean Jr Towson White House Ben Frazier Dean Paul Rosenberg Springfield Linda Ciarpello

Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms Tonight and Friday

Outside weather forecast calls for possible thunderstorms tonight with a low around 65. Friday may see more showers and storms with highs in the 70s. Precipitation chances are about 70 percent tonight and 50 percent Friday, with northeast winds tonight. Details on page A-3.

Chronicle-Telegram earns second in national press awards

The Chronicle-Telegram received second place in a national competition by Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services for general excellence. CT scored 70 points, just one behind Ben a Bulletin of Oregon, with West Palm Beach Evening Times in third. Honorable mentions went to Danbury News Times Lafayette Journal & Courier and Monrovia News-Star-World.

Chronicle-Telegram C-T Bena West Palm Beach Fla Evening Times Danbury

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