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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1985

Page

1

EMH to close nursing school in 1987

Elyria Memorial Hospital will shut the M B Johnson School of Nursing and merge its program with Lorain County Community College for licensed practical nurses. The senior class will graduate in May 1987 and 33 freshmen will transfer to LCCC in January. A meeting for transferred students is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 227B.

EMH Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital M.B. Johnson School of Nursing Lorain County Community College M.B. Johnson LCCC College Center Robert Schloss Taylor

Lawyer linked to Florida cocaine plot fears Miami Vice fate

Lorain County prosecutor accuses 35 year old James F Anadell of arranging cocaine purchases from Florida using client funds. In a pre trial brief he allegedly said he could not speak due to fears of being killed, likening Florida to Miami Vice. Co defendants McElyn Smith Johnson Revercomb face hearings or trial.

Elyria Lorain Florida Ohio James F. Anadell Lorain County Common Play Court Jonathan Rosenbaum Lorain County Miami Rosenbaum Anadell Elyria-Lorain James McElyn Oberlin Joseph Smith Joseph Johnson North Ridgeville Allen Revercomb

Minnesota Supreme Court rules fetus not a human being

In a 6-1 decision the Minnesota Supreme Court said a fetus is not a human being under state law. The ruling means a man charged with killing an 8 and a half month fetus cannot be prosecuted for fetal death under homicide statutes. The court noted no statute defines human being and legislative action would be required to address viable fetus prosecutions.

ST. Paul Ramsey County Hyman Segell John Wadele Tom Foley

Pearl Harbor survivors recall day of infamy

Honolulu AP reports Pearl Harbor survivors recall December 7 1941 onths of memory. Police officers Pedro Dods and Capellas recount fear and danger as the attack unfolded. Ceremonies planned at Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial with 1177 entombed and 2300 plus deaths. Eighteen ships damaged or sunk. Memorials across Oahu mark the anniversary with a missing man flyover and a 7:55 am sounding of the yard whistle.

Honolulu United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt Thomas M Pedro Hickam Wheeler and Bellows America Kendall E. Moranville 3Rd Fleet Oahu Japan Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Hawaii Air National Guard Pearl Harbor Pacific Fleet

Nancy Reagan presents new Christmas puppy Rex in New York

President presents Nancy Reagan with an early Christmas gift a King Charles spaniel named Rex. Rex follows the example of former top dog Lecky a 65 pound Bouvier whose size outgrew the White House and was moved to the president's California ranch over Thanksgiving.

Nancy Reagan Rex New York Lecky White House California

Congress Reaches Agreement on Major Budget Reform Bill

Congress and Senate negotiators reach tentative agreement on a sweeping deficit reduction plan aiming to end deficits by decade’s end. The deal sets a $172 billion deficit target for the current year with automatic cuts possible if taxes or spending aren’t adjusted, exempting Social Security Medicaid welfare and veterans programs.

Congress Washington House Senate Senate Budget Committee Pete V. Domenici R-N.m Reagan Guedtock White House Bob Packwood R-Ore Rusty Brashear Medicare

Lincoln Electric grants $17 380 bonuses to workers

Lincoln Electric Co announces holiday bonuses totaling 41.8 million dollars for 2,405 employees with an average payout of 17,380.78 each. Chairman William Irrgang announced the plans at a private company meeting amid strong 1984 net sales and profit figures.

Cleveland Lincoln Electric Co Lincoln Electric William Irrgang Ohio Richard 5. Sabo Sabo

Festive Festival Opens With Candle Lightings Tonight

Weather forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with a low around 30 and a 10 percent to 30 percent rain chance. The Festival of Lights starts tonight with the lighting of the first of eight candles, prompting a Page A-5 story.

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