Airport noise fight unites and divides cities
The article examines the ANCLU plan to spread Cleveland Hopkins jet traffic beyond Olmsted Falls, revealing how noise concerns unite residents yet spark conflicts. it notes limited medical proof, funding splits between private and county airports, and the challenge of sustained citizen complaints amid fluctuating noise levels.
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Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport
Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga County
Boards of Commissioners
Olmsted Falls Residents Fight Airport Noise Onyx
A North Olmsted woman pressed city council two months ago to curb rising jet noise. Officials say regular patterns over Olmsted Falls are not confirmed, while locals describe intrusive noise as subjective. A biology teacher loses class time to loud jets, and a council president notes ongoing disruption.
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Case Western Reserve University
Beverly Smith
Lewis Rd
U.S. Demands Iran Free Tehran Hostages at U.N. Meet
U.S. Ambassador Don McHenry told the U.N. Security Council that the fate of 50 American hostages in Tehran is non negotiable and urged Iran to release them and restore diplomatic premises. The session opened with bipartisan support and may lead to a resolution urging Tehran to free the diplomats, while Iran boycotted the session. McHenry stated the United States is prepared to discuss differences once hostages are freed. The council planned further private talks and an additional open session.
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United Nations
UPI
U.S
Donald McHenry
U.N. Security Council
Tehran
United States
McHenry
Iran
Norway
Portugal
United Kingdom
Gabon
France
Bolivia
Bangladesh
U.N
Council
Security Council
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Church
Congress
Elyria Teens Turn House Into A Center On Washington Ave
A group of teachers and students renovated an old three story house at 251 Washington Ave into a teen center run by volunteers. Opening Oct 11 the space offers a dance floor lounge game rooms and classrooms with furniture donated or repurposed. If successful the YMCA may build a new facility on the site after the planned parking lot is finished.
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Washington Ave
Elyria Family
YMCA
Dick Kime
Northwood School
Ernie Sawinski
Elyria High
Kime
Terry
Wellington
Elyria
Kelly Webber
Pam Camp
Tami White
Washington Avenue
C-T
Gene Krebs
Snowstorm to cross Lake Erie with up to eight inches in east
A low pressure system should pass across Lake Erie by early today, bringing snow that ends by afternoon. Total accumulations from last night and today could reach six to eight inches in the eastern snowbelts, with the rest of the state seeing two to four inches. Local weather story on Page D-2.
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Lake Erie
Looking Ahead to the 1980s in Our Area
Chronicle-Telegram staffers present a special Monday issue titled A Look at the 80s exploring future work homes sports cars and daily life for area residents by 1989.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Judy Johnson
Krebs
U.N. Council
AUN
Clark Kellogg
OSU
Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Plant
Charlie da
Glen Miller
McDonald’s
Terry Smith
Center
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