01 Feb 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1981
Page
1
Gloria Irwin CT staffer reports a Spring Valley third grader in Mrs Alice McClelland's class answered if dreams were for sale what would you buy. The eight year old wished for a new life for her grandfather and for freedom for 52 American hostages, world peace, and relief from inflation.
Northwest Airlines DC-10 lost engine parts shortly after takeoff from Dulles International Airport. The plane reported a vibration at 7,000 feet, returned safely to Dulles with 43 passengers aboard and no injuries reported. A large metal fragment landed nearby as witnesses described the incident.
Secretary Haig slows Stockman plan for deep nonmilitary aid cuts, delaying action until he can defend the policy to President Reagan. The proposal would trim Carter era foreign aid by 26 billion, affecting direct aid, Peace Corps, multilateral banks, and UN programs. Officials warn of a major policy debate as budget aims clash with foreign affairs goals.
Lorain County youngsters benefit from well child clinics offering preventive care. In Elyria, residents market a portable device enabling deaf individuals to use the telephone, showcasing local ingenuity and accessibility efforts.
In Accent, manners authority Tish Baldrige condemns a Cleveland hostess for a risky event labelled a hostage party. Mud wrestling makes its messy debut at the Agora in Cleveland, drawing attention and controversy.
The NBA All-Star game opens in Richfield as national eyes focus on the event at 1 p.m. Elyria Catholic cagers extend their win streak to 15 with a victory over Oberlin.
The forecast calls for a day with rain and a morning period of snow or freezing rain, high near 40, then rain changing to snow tonight with a low of 20 to 25. Snow is likely on Monday with a mid 20s high. Precipitation near 100 percent today and tonight. details on page A-3.
Paramount Distillers has quietly become a major Ohio wine player, owning Meier’s Wine Cellars in Silverton, Mon Ami Wine Co in Port Clinton, Mantey’s Vineyards near Sandusky, and Lonz Winery on Middle Bass Island. The company reports production capacity over half a million cases yearly and notes wine consumption rising from one to two gallons per person in Ohio. A national report shows wine volumes surpassing liquor for the first time, with seven month totals at 258.2 million gallons for wine and 243.4 million for liquor.
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