19 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1986
Page
1
Washington report says a sophisticated White House recording setup in the Situation Room may have captured discussions on Iran arms deals. The Washington Post cites a Jan 7 National Security Planning Group session with George Shultz opposing the deal.
Lorain prospective buyers of 6.8 million in industrial revenue bonds pulled out after the City Council rejected the lakefront hotel plan. Consultant Karen Ball said salvage appears unlikely this year though Landmark Hotel Corp may rethink after January without the IRBs. A 14 million federal Urban Development Action Grant remains possibly available through May, with a 2 million state loan also possible.
A Lorain sign near Leavitt Road was covered with a seat belt safety poster after complaints over a risqué design on the WZAK billboard. Patrick Media Group and WZAK officials disputed awareness of the alteration, while Elyria mayor and station staff discuss the situation and potential actions.
The paper highlights its annual Christmas Memories feature with local reflections on past holidays and humor. TV Update notes Amy Grant’s first TV special Headin Home for the Holidays airing Sunday on NBC. Outdoors offers gift tips from Sam Grilli and basketball scores from Friday night, plus bowl game previews.
The Sunday section surveys workers on holiday like police, motel clerks, firefighters and nurses. The magazine spotlights Cardinal John O Connor and ex-sheriff Johnny France, plus profiles of Loretta Young returning to TV and Toledo’s Roger Helle in Parade.
News confirms a mediator is named to bridge the deadlocked USX and United Steelworkers talks. Sylvester Garrett, longtime chair of arbitration boards, will guide discussions in Pittsburgh as 22,000 workers nationwide remain idle in the ongoing steel stoppage.
Forecast calls for a cold weekend with a low around 25 on Friday night and Saturday daytime high near 35. Light wintry mix possible with a 20 percent snow chance. details appear on Page A-3.
Ohio bids show Guepel De Mars of Indianapolis as low general contractor at 12.885 million for the Eaton Township Grafton Correctional Institution. Heating and plumbing bids by Guenther Plumbing and Heating 2.047 million and Northern Ohio Plumbing 1.612 million. Electric by Harrington Electric 2.691 million and Honeywell Security 936.5 thousand. Ground broken June 12. project to house 500 prisoners with completion in 1988 and a second phase for 750 more.
O-T columnist Dan Coughlin mocks the college three point rule in a sports brief on page C1.
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