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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1988

Page

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Storms sweep through area causing outages and damage

Severe weather moved through Huron, Erie, Lorain and Cuyahoga counties Friday, dropping about three quarters of an inch of rain and snapping branches. Utilities crews in Berea and Strongsville fought outages and fires while traffic lights failed and power flickered across Cleveland and surrounding towns.

Huron Erie Lorain Cuyahoga Counties Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co Berea Strongsville Cleveland National Weather Service Joseph Covert Weather Service David Keffer

Anderson captors reportedly disbanded

Beiru t Lebanon AP A magazine Ash Shiraa said Islamic Jihad an Iran backed group holding hostages including Lorain native Terry Anderson would disband after Hezbollah led a crackdown on its leadership The report noted Hashemi Rafsanjani was placed in charge of Iran policy on foreign hostages and cited no sources The piece claimed Islamic Jihad disbanded after Abbas Zoreik was arrested by an Islamic party described as Hezbollah The magazine suggested Hezbollah directed the move but did not specify who decidederd it

Beirut Lebanon Lorain Terry Anderson Hezbollah Iran Ash-Shiraa Hashemi Raf- Sanjani Trans Parliament Abbas Zoreik Zoreik Party of God Islamic Jihad Ash- Shiraa

Pond and ingenuity keep family cool in Penfield

Nick Urick, living at 41094 Route 18 since 1969, tapped an artesian water source at 21 feet using a hand dug well and a posthole digger. He built a pond with overflow draining on the property and powered the system with repurposed barn equipment including a Sears piston pump and a small blower, completing the project in two days.

Penfield Nick Urick Route 18 Urick

Surgeon General warns Americans eating themselves to death

U S Surgeon General C E rett Koop says diet influences five of ten leading causes of death including heart disease cancer stroke and diabetes. Local diners respond with healthier choices at Blue and White Diner as eggs and fats are cut back and meals shift to salads and cereal.

U.S C. Everett Koop Donna Young Blue & White East Ave Debra Wyckoff Young the Blue & White Surgeon General

Elbert backs off water cutoff threat at Kinder Care

Building contractor Lorne Elbert delayed his plan to cut water to Kinder Care on Abbe Road after a Friday meeting. He seeks a ruling on tapping a private adjacent main to serve three Taylor Street buildings with a fire hydrant. City officials said they would review Elbert’s complaint and report back.

Elyria Lorne Elbert Kinder Care Abbe Road Elbert Taylor Street John Hart Jerry Klein Hart

Hiroshima 43 years later Oberlin woman sparks survivor memories

Oberlin resident Diana Roose recalls the 1945 Hiroshima bombing as she interviews hibakusha for a history project. She travels to Hiroshima in 1986 to gather survivors' accounts of that day when the city burned and thousands died, revealing heartrending memories.

Hiroshima Oberlin Diana Roose Japan Philadelphia Roose

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