Warmth at Home Finds Comfort in Wood Fireplaces
In Elyria and nearby areas families like Edward and Mary Turay of North Ridgeville and Jack and Abbie Corts of Elyria rely on wood burning stoves for daily warmth and family gathering. They store wood, mix homegrown and donated fuel, and enjoy low heating bills. Suppliers like North Coast Wood Energy in Wellington offer cords for around $92.50 with delivery, while experts warn about creosote from pine or spruce logs.
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Edward
Mary Turay
North Ridgeville
Mrs. Turay
Jack
Abbie Corts
Miller Court
Elyria
Corts
Mrs. Corts
North Coast Wood Energy
Wellington
Timber lore and household wood qualities from Anen
A poem-like passage lists wood types and their burning traits. Beechwood, chestnut, birch, fir, elm, poplar, apple, oak, maple, ash, and more are described for heat, scent, and smoke. The stanza contrasts long burn times, harsh smoke, and winter usefulness.
High tech chimney inspection in old tradition
Chimney sweep Hostedler, 42, blends old style dress with modern gear at a Lincoln Delaware home. He uses a 12 inch scanner and TV screen to inspect chimney interiors, guiding his assistant as images reveal hidden areas inaccessible by eye.
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Hostedler
Michael Dobies Sr
Weather outlook with light showers and snow possible
Outside today remains mostly cloudy with a possible inline shower and snow. Tonight and Monday stay cloudy with highs near 35 to 40 and lows around 25 to 30. Precipitation chances are 30 percent today and 20 percent tonight.
OPEC leaders fear price plunge without non-OPEC help
In Geneva oil ministers from 13 OPEC members warned prices could fall below $20 a barrel next year if non-OPEC producers refuse to cooperate to limit supplies. They expect no decisions at year end, signaling potential emergency talks in February or March amid market volatility and a price war risk. World oil hovers around $28 a barrel as analysts forecast 1986 price declines.
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Geneva
Switzerland
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Yamani
Lorain EAGLE to land its last flight emergency service ends
Lorain Community Hospital will ground its EAGLE helicopter ambulance service by January 1 after two years and 750000 dollars per year in operating costs. Nurses and paramedics will be reassigned with no layoffs. St Vincent Charity and Metro Life Flight will serve the area thereafter.
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Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
EAGLE
Paul Balcom
Balcom
Omni Helicopters Inc
Cleveland
Lorain Community
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
St. Vincent
St Vincent's
Metro Life Flight
Cleveland Metropoli
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Joe Kollar
Splitter
John
Kollar
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Rd
Fairview Park
Greg Ulyshen
Alyshen
Jack and
Abbie
Susan Crass
Lincoln
Del
Chim
DS Pets
Catnapper
Baa
Berlin
Markel
Ris
Robert Burns
Associated Press
U.S
Yelena Bonner
Andrei Sakharov
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Alexei Semyonov
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