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A fragmentary weather notice reports strong west winds weakening to 15 to 25 knots with seas falling from 6 to 8 feet. Gale conditions easing as offshore waves subside and conditions improve.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1995
Page
4
A fragmentary weather notice reports strong west winds weakening to 15 to 25 knots with seas falling from 6 to 8 feet. Gale conditions easing as offshore waves subside and conditions improve.
President Clinton, traveling in Northern Ireland, allowed a defense appropriations bill worth about seven billion dollars to proceed after GOP and centrist Democrat support and top military advice. The bill funds defense at a level tied to broader budget debates, while Clinton opposed further domestic cuts and hesitated to veto.
Biagio Sidori warned Midview officials the district could face a nearly 1 million dollar deficit in two years. Pat Tomko supported an income tax as fairest, noting pensioners not taxed would avoid school tax. Bill Goodspeed preferred a lower rate, saying it would ease the sale and improve finances, though timing and community support remain uncertain.
A woman testified she faced weeks of gifts, cards, and repeated calls after their breakup at LCCC. Treichel claimed he only wanted to woo her back, but was arrested by Sheffield Lake police after entering her home. She welcomed the verdict and urged counseling for him.
United Methodist Village outlines a multimillion-dollar expansion in a commercial zone near West Avenue, adding a four story apartment building and patio homes. The project targets younger retirees, offers floor plans from one to two bedrooms, prices between 80 000 and 105 000, and includes on site services and two ponds with nature trails. A tour bus for trips to other facilities is planned with occupancy possible by fall if construction starts in spring.
Washington AP reports the Postal Service aims to break last year’s record with 44 billion cards letters and packages this season. Postmaster General Marvin Runyon toured the 24 hour operations center, the hub that tracks mail movement and transport issues nationwide to keep mail moving.
Bezeq blocks outgoing international calls from Gaza and West Bank towns Jenz and Jericho after the Palestinian Authority accumulates a $7.3 million unpaid bill since May 196. Service will resume when payment is made. residents can still receive calls from abroad.
Elyria Township commissioners voted to borrow 1.6 million to finance part of the renovations of a new human services building. The debt will join 3 million in notes issued to fund the revamping of the 40 year old former Cook's department store. The work is essentially done and costs were paid from the general fund. The 1.6 million will be added to the existing project debt to secure state reimbursement. The money raised will not be spent yet and will be invested by the county treasurer. The original cost estimate was about 3 million two years ago.
Elyria and county officials approved a resolution supporting Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell staying in Cleveland. They aim to urge Congress to intervene and keep the Browns in city limits and retain the team nickname if moves to Baltimore cannot be stopped.
The Beatles Anthology Volume I sold 856000 copies in the United States in its debut week per Soundscan, making it the third fastest selling album since 1991. Pearl Jam’s last two albums sold more in their first week.
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