12 Apr 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1981
Page
1
Ground crews fixed Columbia’s on switch problem and aimed for launch on the maiden voyage as John Young and Robert Crippen prepared for the second attempt on the 20th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s orbital flight. Weather and crowd surges challenged Cape Canaveral preparations.
A compact TV sports note outlines the show Inside Like It Is On Channel with Charlie. The item highlights the program's format and airing context in a brief media brief.
Forecasters call for showers and thunderstorms through Monday with cooler air near the lake. Day highs reach 55 to 60 today and 60s Monday while overnight lows dip to 45 to 50. Rain chances start at 8 percent today and rise to 70 percent tonight. Details on page A-3.
Associated Press religion writer George W. Cornell presents a five part series titled The Horror and the Hope. The CT will publish one installment each day this week starting Monday, detailing Christians imprisoned tortured or killed for their faith in many lands.
Elyria considering connecting to the French Creek treatment plant to defer a $22 million expansion of its own facility. Officials note inflation and changes in demand since 1977 as they study feasibility with Havens and Emerson and OWDA, while the French Creek plant serves about 3,061 customers and treats 2 million gallons daily.
President Reagan walked out of George Washington University Hospital on Saturday and returned to the White House to continue recovery from a bullet wound. He appeared in good spirits, saying he felt great, and was joined by Nancy and Patti Reagan.
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