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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1982
Page
1
By Friday noon the straw poll gathered 144 replies on wintertime road maintenance. Respondents from Elyria Lorain and neighboring towns offered praise mixed with complaints, citing plowed-in driveways and uneven snow removal across streets and alleys.
Mel Ternes, assistant fire chief, accuses new trustees Don Wracker and Rathmarie Daniunas of hostility after a Jan. 4 fire meeting over a van blocking an exit. Wracker reports threats against his family linked to the dispute as tensions linger over bids and equipment purchases.
C T feature writer Pat Kubman analyzes the trend of slim 60 page pamphlets facing buyers shortage. Accent previews swimsuit trends with new colors and materials for warmer weather. The Feder al Reserve Building in Cleveland is described as a place where art and money meet. EMT personnel discuss recertification concerns and age limits in the fire department. Trustees face repeated hasslings that hinder progress.
UPI reports Reagan's 1983 budget calls for substantial social program cuts totaling about 26 billion, while military spending rises 13 percent. The plan, plus 15 billion in savings and 10 billion in minor tax changes, yields a 91.5 billion deficit, below the current 98.6 billion forecast.
The Lorain County Auto Show at Midway Mall features 81 cars in bold colors as dealers report stronger showroom activity. Prout Chevrolet doubles sales helped by the show and GM rebates, while Bob Morris Pontiac adds 40 more cars. some residents say prices are too high and many plan to keep current cars, though one couple aims to trade in a 1975 Nova.
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