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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1985

Page

3

New York Raises Drinking Age to 21 Across State

Albany officials say the minimum age increase from 19 to 21 should cut drunken driving and raise road safety, while noting a potential $90 million highway-fund threat from Washington. Students worry but many will keep drinking. NY joins 31 states with 21 laws.

Albany N.Y New York Washington State University of New York At Albany Jane McAlevey Student Association of the State University of New York

Reagan and Mexican leader to meet in January

SANTA BARBARA Calif AP President Reagan and Mexican President Miguel de LaMadrid will meet in Mexico in January White House sources said Saturday

Ncugui Maaria Santa Barbara Calif Reagan Miguel de la Madrid Mexico White House U.S Mexico City de la Madrid Washington la Paz San Diego Tijuana

Astronauts Build In Space On Atlantis Demonstration

At NASA space center Houston aboard Atlantis the crew rested after a five hour thirty-two minute spacewalk building a 45 foot beam and a 12 foot pyramid from aluminum struts. Sherwood Spring and Jerry Ross praised the effort as they recharge suits for Sunday’s six hour project amid ongoing tests for a planned 1990s space station.

Space Center Houston Atlantis NASA Space Station Spring Ross Sprig

Jewish leader condemns Pollard spy case in interview

Kenneth Bialkin, head of the Conference of Presidents, said Israel’s recruitment of Jonathan Pollard was a foolish, possibly unnecessary move and urged an immediate, forthright apology to repair U.S.-Israel relations. Israel had denied any knowledge of spying.

Tel Aviv Israel US. Navy Kenneth Bialkin Jonathan J. Pollard Bialkin Conference of Presidents Pollard Navy Washington United States

Whopper storm packs snow across Rockies to Plains

A powerful winter storm dumped up to two feet of snow in the southern Rockies and spread ice and sleet across the Plains toward the Great Lakes. Sixteen people died in weather related accidents since Thanksgiving weekend began as Montana shivered with record lows. Wind chills reached minus 40 in parts of the Dakotas, with blizzard conditions forecast for Sunday.

Rockies Plains Great Lakes Montana Dakotas Havre Mont South Dakota Nebraska Mike Powers National Weather Service Omaha Colorado Wolf Creek Pass Flagstaff Aziz Utah Upper Michigan Oklahoma Wisconsin Minneapolis-St. Paul Minn Oklahoma Highway Patrol

Prayer and medicine mix in Robinson's holistic approach

Robinson advocates treating the whole person including diet and psychology, warns against overreliance on technology, and emphasizes patient instruction and the healing, comforting power of prayer. He publishes a pamphlet and a list of ten pet peeves about patients.

Cine Robinson

Incumbents Dominate PAC Donations in 1984 Elections

Federal Elections Commission data show PACs gave $113 million to federal candidates in 1984, with 79 percent to incumbents. Incumbent House Democrats received $38.8 million and Senate/House incumbents drew most funds for re race. PACs linked to corporations favored Republicans. labor unions favored Democrats. overall spending neared $374 million.

Washington Senate House Democrats Federal Elections Commission House Democrats Republicans PAC FEC

Charlie Two Shoes a Chinese farmer moves to Akron after dispute

Cui Zhixi known as Charlie Two Shoes moved to Akron after a quarrel with former Marine Roy Sibit that erupted on Nov 10. The two families blame a misunderstanding though they remain distant. Police and paramedics responded to the domestic incident and the Cui family is now staying with relatives while buying an Akron home.

Tallmadge Charlie Two Shoes Akron United States Charlie Cui Zhixi Marines China Cui Roy Sibit of

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