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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1978

Page

11

Five mill levy results stir district across three counties

Levy results trickled in from Medina, Lorain, and Ashland counties after polls closed at 7 30 p m. Huntington Township approved the levy, Sullivan and Jackson townships defeated it, Spencer Village narrowly passed, while Spencer and Homer townships rejected it. Committee members vowed to try again as Superintendent Searing planned continued outreach, warning that without local funds the district faces slim chances for state aid and possible closure of Black River schools in 1979.

Medina County Lorain Ashland Huntington Township Sullivan Jackson Spencer Village Spencer Homer Ben Dutton Glenn Kahl Kahl Stanley Searing Searing Homer B Smith

Contract Bridge D Jay Becker Five Clubs play

Declarer with West in Five Clubs after North leads K A and a diamond. Ruff South’s jack, plan is to cash A K of trumps and a club to the jack, then finesse spades toward dummy, hoping eight spades? If successful, discard a heart and claim. Other approach details follow with diamonds.

North South Humpty du Res Syndicate Ine Npty

Litchfield youth wins Medina County Fair grand steer title

Andrew Wuensch of Litchfield captured the fair's grand championship with a 965 pound heavyweight Angus steer, selling for 1 544 dollars at Medina County Fair. Fellow competitor MARK HOFFMAN, Black River FFA, earned reserve champion with a 960 pound steer bought for 1 344 dollars. Attendance records at the fair rose despite heavy rains as day two drew 25 539 visitors for a two day total of 48 416.

Medina Litchfield Medina County Andrew Wuensch Jerome Wuensch Norwalk Road Don Enderlein Cuyahoga Meats Mark Hoffman Black River Hoffman Donna’s Catering Cleveland Tim Fuller Buckeye Bill Eyring Fred Moffit Mike Molnar Dan Cather Homerville John Knorr Spencer

Doctor weighs amphetamine use for hyperactive child

A reader asks about treating a nine year old with hyperactivity. The doctor replies that amphetamines are sometimes indicated for truly hyperkinetic children, with careful medical oversight. Three drugs are commonly approved, and behavioral or diet measures remain supplementary.

C. Keith Connors University of Pittsburgh

Fitch Demonstrates Steamboat on Delaware River

In 1787 John Fitch demonstrated a steamboat that moved at three miles per hour using 12 mechanical oars on the Delaware River, showcasing early steam navigation.

John Fitch Delaware River

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