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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1989
Page
3
The Federal Reserve raised the discount rate from 6.5 to 7 percent to curb a strong economy and rising prices. The move aims to slow inflation without derailing moderate growth or triggering a recession, a balance crucial to President Bush’s deficit-reduction pledge.
National Weather Service cooperative observer Ray Diederich of North Ridgeville was honored for 40 years of volunteer service recording 14610 daily weather notes from his greenhouse. His data aids forecasts and local history, with the Chronicle-Telegram thanking him for years of weather reporting assistance.
Congress moves a Safety Whistleblower Act favored by Sen Howard Menenbaum and Sen Charles Grassley to shield workers who report public health risks. The bill would bar private employers from firing staff for raising safety concerns amid industry wide protection gaps.
The piece argues against federal subsidies for day care and endorses President Bush's proposal of tax credits to help low income families. It cites budget deficits, costs, and research suggesting day care harms for very young children, advocating home care by mothers over licensed centers and noting ABC bill's emphasis on day care centers.
A Chronicle-Telegram letter warns against casino gambling citing history and crime links and urges readers to contact legislators. Another note from Sheffield Lake student Carrie Trotta, Brookside High ninth grader, asks residents to vote Yes to protect school funding and opportunities for students.
A homeowner recalls a comic failed plumbing method. He rigs a copper wand and pipe to dampen ashes, but the trial triggers a gas odor and a stern warning from a gas technician. He admits fear but vows to try plumbing again.
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