07 Feb 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1981
Page
1
The Elyria Family YMCA announced a 700000 capital drive to build a women’s health club a youth center expand parking and cut debt. The drive targets January to June 1982 with possible construction later that year and aims to reduce about 750000 in mortgage payments through time payments from previous sales and the Campuss-See-Kes sale.
A confidential OMB booklet outlines nearly 50 billion in proposed 1982 cuts across civilian programs, excluding defense, provoking likely protests from opponents who warn vulnerable groups such as the disabled widows and dependent children would feel the impact. The plan targets Medicaid disability insurance social security student aid unemployment benefits food stamps and child nutrition with program terminations reductions and tighter eligibility expected to spark intense debate in Congress.
The Air Line Pilots Association representing about 33,000 pilots warned of a 24 to 72 hour nationwide work stoppage starting March 2 unless the Reagan administration acts to reform air safety and overhaul the FAA. ALPA cites crew size, hours, aircraft certification, and air traffic control changes as key issues.
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 377 says workers will strike Monday unless the Elyria City Council submits wage demands to binding arbitration. Talks with the city over a two year contract stalled over a 7.5 percent first year raise versus a 32 percent two year demand, while firemen and police negotiations also face arbitration. A special council meeting may be called to address the strike threat.
Six foot eleven and seven foot players take ballet lessons as part of a jocks course to sharpen coordination and balance at Cleveland State University. Snowmobiling grows in popularity for families despite gear costs and injury risks. staff writer Lymn Haessely examines the sport's pros and cons. A Brook Parkaste worker faced a Monday incident recalling his past.
Sohio announces its fifth price hike since December in response to end of federal oil price controls and world increases. Retail prices rise 1 cent per gallon to 1.29 for full service regular and 1.34 for regular unleaded while premium no lead hits 1.39. wholesale boosts are 2 to 3 cents, with self-serve 4 cents lower.
Doug Johnson delivered the Elyria area’s high three game series of the season with an 804 at Grafton Lanes on Friday night. The performance tops local standings and earns page B-3 coverage.
Fragments indicate a likely outdoor snow event tonight with a low around 26. Flurries possible as it turns colder Sunday with highs near the upper 20s and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Winds from the west around 16 to 20 mph, with lingering drips noted on the page.
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