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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1976

Page

1

New Lorain County property taxes may show changes

Lorain County taxpayers face January mailings of new tax bills with possible reductions in some parcels, though officials note increases will occur overall. County Auditor Julian A. Pijor and deputy Ted Siwierka discussed the formula with state tax authorities in Columbus, with Real Estate Equalization head Robert Kinney endorsing the approach. Public tax clinics will explain valuations and estimated bills across districts from September into November.

Lorain County Julian A. Pijor Pijor Ted Siwierka Columbus Robert Kinney State Board of Tax Appeals Siwierka Kinney Carlisle Elyria

Norton Ali boxing title clash at Yankee Stadium on TV

Preview of heavyweight bout between Ken Norton and Muhammad Ali at Yankee Stadium with the fight shown on closed circuit at area venues. Prediction on Page 13. In Quincy Mississippi River town, four bombs damaged a bridge and the Quincy Compressor Plant. No injuries reported. no claimed motive or connection to Sen. Dole's visit. Secret Service monitoring. plant lies five miles from Dole’s motel.

Rongtime Ken Norton Muhammad Ali Yankee Stadium UPI Quincy Ill UPS Robert Dole Mississippi Secret Service Dole Kansas Adam County Jeff Timmerwilke Tummerwilke Timmerwilke Ronald Lantz Washington Sen. Dole Colt Industries

Winter slowdown in economy seen

Washington reports the government index of leading indicators fell 1.5 percent in August, the largest drop in 19 months, signaling potential weakening in production and employment through the winter. The composite index, based on 12 indicators, foreshadows future trends and has warned of downturns before. The decline is noted as a concern for President Ford during the election year.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Ford

Weather forecast: clear, cool with light winds

Clear and cooler tonight with lows in the low to mid 40s. Sunny tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Chance of rain 10 percent tonight and tomorrow. Westerly winds 10 to 13 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 21 a.m. Sunset 5 15 p.m. High was 7 at noon yesterday. Low was 3 7 this morning. Details on Page 13.

Pound sinks to new low in England

LONDON Britain s currency tumbled to an all time low near 1.6455 dollars as Prime Minister James Callaghan warned against printing confetti money. Dealers cited profit taking and speculative activity with expectations the pound could fall to 1.60. Holiday costs for foreigners drop while imports rise in cost.

England London UPI Britain James Callaghan Callaghan Labor Party Barclay’s Bank International

Breakthrough hints in UAW Ford strike talks

The 170000 UAW workers striking Ford Motor Co may near a breakthrough as both sides hint progress. Ford reportedly offered concessions on cost of living raises and extra paid days off, while talks focus on work time and seniority. Negotiations continue amid optimism and public silence from both sides.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union Ford Motor Co Ford World Dearborn UAW Ford

Schorr quits CBS News in protest resignation aid

CBS News correspondent Daniel Schorr resigned after being suspended for leaking a secret Congressional report on the CIA to The Village Voice. The action ends his long tenure with CBS as warily echoes of newsroom dissent persist.

New York UPI Daniel Schorr CBS News Village Voice Network

Columnist Sues Nixon Aides For 22 Million Damages

Washington columnist Jack Anderson sues former President Richard Nixon and 19 aides for 22 million dollars. He alleges a five year campaign to destroy his credibility and curb his First Amendment rights. The complaint cites harassment, investigations, and surveillance by the White House unit known as the plumbers and by the CIA.

Washington Jack Anderson Richard M. Nixon Anderson Distret Court White House Plumbers Central Intelligence Agency Watergate G. Gordon Liddy Howard Humt CIA

Personal call surveillance sparks eavesdropping debate

Thousands of firms and some government bodies legally monitor employee telephone conversations with unsuspecting callers. Equipment from Bell and non Bell sources is used by insurers, newspapers, hotels, and others. Regulation is weak and many details remain confidential.

Bell System Asrines Imemal Revenue Service Lattle 15 Serace Bell

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