Amherst on TV Tonight Free Electricity Makes News
Amherst residents Jack and Dawn Watling are filmed for CBS News as the city plans a free electricity month. A Cleveland crew visits city hall substation and Ohio Edison sites, with Mayor DePaola and Justin Rogers featured. The segment may air on CBS Evening News.
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Dawn Watling
Quarry Road
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Amhherst
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Hal Fisher
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Anthony DePaola
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Dollar gains lift markets as Carter plan boosts yen
The dollar rises above 200 yen in Tokyo marking its strongest level since July and gains in Europe as Carter's measures boost overseas currency strength. Gold advances in Zurich and London. The yen ends the week at 201.25, with the dollar up about 24 yen in a month, versus multiple European currencies.
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Uncles Vic gift helps a child at CT building box
Nightclub owner Victor Bleeman known as Uncle Vic donates a doll sized replica to the CT Not Forgotten Box placed near the reception desk. Contributors may leave toys during business hours, ensuring a underprivileged child has a keepsake on Christmas Day.
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Shell Cuts Gasoline to Dealers Spark Fears of Shortages
Sohio calls supply tight but manageable as Shell imposes immediate rationing, cutting all gasoline lines by 26 percent. Dealers react differently from alarm to acceptance, noting potential hour cuts, 24 hour operations ending for December, and varied monthly allocations. A Shell spokesman cites rising demand and a temporary shortage across the industry, with Sohio warning about nationwide strain.
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EEA proposes trimmed extras to balance budget
Elyria Education Association outlines a plan to cut extr curricular activities while preserving the teacher pupil ratio and keeping all courses. It seeks funds via a new levy next year but emphasizes eliminating supplemental contracts rather than laying off staff. A special advisory committee will help identify where cuts are needed to close a $2 million gap.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday
Variable cloudiness with a few snow flurries or showers possible but no accumulation likely. Lows near 30 tonight, highs in the low 40s Saturday. Precipitation chance 30 percent tonight and 46 percent Saturday. Sunrise today 7 34 a.m. Sunset tonight 4 59 p.m. Details on Page B 5.
Lorain Area Bankers Cite Strong Holiday Economy
The Lorain Fanty economy is strong as the holiday season begins, bank officials told The Chronicle-Telegram. Savings programs like Christmas Clubs pump spendable dollars county wide, estimated at 4 to 5 million by Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank. More than 6,800 customers received checks totaling over 1.3 million, per Alan Murphy. ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT Jack.
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Yule Economy Seen Strong In Lorain County Banks
Baird of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co reports about 470000 dollars paid to nearly 3000 customers. He notes much of that money is spent rather than saved. First Lorain Trust cites satisfactory consumer loans but trims commercial Tea estate loans due to the high prime rate of 11 percent.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Michael Thiele
First Lorain Trust
Elyria to host annual Downtown Merchants Christmas Parade
The Christmas season in Elyria begins Saturday with the Downtown Elyria Merchants Christmas Parade. A 50 unit parade starts at 2 p.m. at Lodi Street Parking Lot and travels along West Avenue Broad Street East Avenue Second Street to Ely Park where a post parade party will feature Jim Norris as Grand Marshal and Santa distributing candy.
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