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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
7
Senator Robert A. Corts of Elyria criticizes pay raises for county officials, supports fair compensation, and opposes broad expense bans. He backs annual sessions, ethics legislation, no fault insurance, and judge expansions for Elyria while noting political dynamics and no immediate move to Rhodes’s return.
Doctors prescribe many pain medications including narcotics, but Anacin stands out as the over the counter option many physicians approve for relief. It is touted to relieve headaches dental pain arthritis and colds quickly with minimal stomach upset.
A horoscope dated last Friday December 29 advises cautious self control in sarcasm and communication. It lists zodiac signs Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Gemini Cancer Aries Leo Taurus Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius with varying guidance on personal aims, promises, and social plans for the day.
Seventeen Great Lakes area congressmen including U S Rep Charles A Mosher and Robertin urge President Nixon to meet Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau to discuss methods for lowering water levels in the Great Lakes.
Sandusky County Memorial Hospital offers a $50,000 grant to attract two Batricians to Fremont, with conditions that they be American-educated, age sum not over 90, and commit to at least two years of practice in the area. a $25,000 grant is offered to a general practitioner under similar terms. The piece also notes lawmakers urging Nixon to seek Canadian help to reduce Hudson Bay watershed flow into Lake Superior amid ongoing Great Lakes flooding concerns and calls for action on lake water levels and ecological balance.
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