14 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1986
Page
1
The brief note announces late-breaking local news and obituaries on Page 1-9 with Dear Abby, Erma Bombeck, and other features listed for Page H-7.
George reports on Christmas at Valley Forge as a difficult, uncelebrated period rather than a festive holiday, highlighting hardship, discipline, and historical context surrounding the encampment.
Today is sunny with a high near 38. Tonight be partly cloudy with brisk winds and a low around 30. Monday brings more partly cloudy skies with a high near 40. Most people like the two party system as long as they're not both on the same night.
Congress voices sharpened criticism of the Reagan administration over the Iran Contra affair. Senate leader Bob Dole calls some actions stupid and urges a Western leaders summit to reveal facts. Secretary Shultz returns from Europe and probes what John Kelly knew about arms sales and hostage talks.
Jeffrey and Joseph Zvosechz spend days at home with their father John after a lockout ends his 14 year USX job as vessel group leader. The family tightens budgets, sells their home, and forgoes treats while grandparents help with costs.
Lorain steel workers face a 4 1/2 month work stoppage with no pay. Mark Flemming describes tackling cheap home projects as cost constraints limit entertainment and activities. David Borrelli keeps active, cooks at home, and volunteers while Karen Ramos spends more time with her son. Dominick Tardio calls it a vicious circle of time without money.
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