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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1996
Page
11
Paul Facinelli announces his retirement from column writing after 644 years and about 700 installments. He reflects on his career, the craft of shaping opinion, and the perils of extremism, urging readers to seek middle ground and encouraging thoughtful discussion.
Alfred Remich, 64, became the second Lorain County resident to undergo microsurgical free tissue transfer at Lorain Community/St. Joseph Regional Health Center. Plastic surgeon J Vincente Poblete Ti, 83, developed the procedure with others and says it transplants multiple skin layers from a donor site such as the arm or leg to rebuild the cheek after cancer. The operation, lasting 10 to 18 hours, connects arteries and veins to restore function and appearance, avoiding a cavity in the face after tumor removal.
Ohio motorists failing to show proof of insurance at traffic stops have led to about 15,000 license suspensions and 26,281 citations since the law took effect on October 30. Fewer than half of cited drivers could produce insurance, per The Cincinnati Enquirer. Dan Eveleigh of the Cincinnati Insurance Board notes driving is a privilege. the bureau sends letters asking for proof within 80 days.
Pine Elementary in North Olmsted hosts a junior branch of First Federal of Lakewood. Twenty one student employees manage 50 accounts, with roles from security guard to bookkeeper. The program began after a savings bond prize inspired the start and aims to teach saving and credit basics.
Wellington resident Jola Larsen recalls the June 28 1994 tornado that damaged her home. She credits timely shelter in the basement after hearing a broadcast alert, avoiding injuries as the house was rebuilt. Now 80 she vows never to be unprepared again with radio and TV alerts.
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