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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1979

Page

7

Students chase world records during Right-to-Read week

Ohio pupils in Mrs. Smith's class pursue Guinness style feats to boost reading skills while teachers note lessons may fade as feats go unfinished. Keith Libbey writes the Lord's Prayer tiny, Tony McDonald blows an eight and a half inch gum bubble, Craig Leonard flips 38 coins, with Ricky Boros failing on a 21st try.

Dennis Russell Crick James Tolley Tony McDonald Craig Leonard Ricky Boros Leonard Boros

Riverside mother charged in beating of 9 year old daughter

Mary Kathleen Crewl 41 of Pedley arraigned on four counts of felony child neglect and one count of felony child beating after her 9 year old daughter Tracy escaped and sought help. Deputy DA says child was rarely allowed outside a filthy home. Tracy remains in Riverside General Hospital in stable condition.

Riverside Calif Mary Kathleen Crewl Crews Pedley Tracy William Thomas Hollenhorst Riverside General Hospital

Senate opens campaign for exemption-free draft plan

Sen. John Stennis declares the six-year all volunteer draft a failure and urges Congress to study a new style selective service with exemptions only for physically or mentally unqualified individuals. He warns without a registration machinery the nation cannot rapidly mobilize millions in a wide-scale war.

Washington UPI U.S John Stennis D-Miss Stennis Senate Congress

Urban League seeks funds for Lorain County branch

Area civic leaders aim to raise 26 000 dollars for the newly formed Lorain County Urban League to supplement 13 000 from United Way. A breakfast Tuesday at 7 30 at DeLuca's Place in the Park will brief area corporations and solicit donations. The group offers job counseling education and post employment services and plans economic development and housing counseling programs.

Lorain County The Urban League United Way of Greater Lorain County Dorothy Anderson DeLuca’s Place In the Park Herrick Court Sheffield

Regional study urged on Ohio regional government

State Rep. Marie Tansey and 29 co-sponsors introduced four joint resolutions calling for an investigation of regional government and its effects on Ohio. She cited letters and petitions from townships and counties upset by encroachment on local jurisdictions and noted that Ohio’s placement in a federal district since 1972 has brought bureaucratic managers and loss of federal funds to local governments.

Columbus Marie Tansey R-Vermilion Ohio Tansey

Polio Victim Spurs Vaccination Campaigns Across States

A 22 year old Amish woman in Franklin County Pennsylvania contracted paralytic polio. Health officials report over 4100 people in Pennsylvania and Maryland vaccinated in two days. Authorities in Ohio Vermont New York and Ontario were advised to widen surveillance. Vaccine associated polio cases are discussed with seven paralytic cases last year and twenty in 1977.

Atlanta UPI Mid Atlantic Franklin County Maryland Schonberger Ohio Vermont New York Ontario Canada Dan United States

Bonehead of the Year winner drawn from Dallas event

Andrea Weitman 13 of Wantagh New York won the Bonehead of the Year award at a Dallas gala. Runners up included Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich and football figure Jimmy Snyder. Weitman toured the city stayed in a hotel and received gifts and honorary citizenship.

Dallas UPI Andrea Weitman Wantagh N.Y Boneheads of Paul Helen Weitman Texas Cleveland Dennis Kucinich Davenport Jimmy Snyder Dallas Cowboys Hermuda Lamar Hunt Kansas City Chiefs Weitman American Agriculture Movement Jim Marshall Texas A&m University al Hirt Richard Nixon

Kucinich battles CEI over Cleveland rate hikes

Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich declares a two front war against Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. seeking a 12 percent residential rate rise and a 25 percent wholesale power hike. He says CEI profits rose 122 percent since 1970 and warns the city may be “bleeding” residents. The PUCO hearing precedes a Feb. 27 city vote on selling the municipal light system and raising the city income tax.

Cleveland Dennis Kucinich PUCO CET UPI Cleveland Electric Duminating Co CEI Kucinich Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Chi Washington Justice Department PACO Cleveland Trust Co Ohio Cleveland Trust Congress Securities and Exchange Commission Federal Reserve Board Bank and Utility Company Karl Rudolph Rudolph

Ex British PM warns of appeasement echoed by Macmillan

On the eve of his 85th birthday Harold Macmillan, once a steady foe of appeasement, urges Britain toward unity in Europe while warning that the United States is weak and may not shield allies. He criticizes Soviet conduct and SALT terms, recalling World War I wounds and calling appeasement a haunting danger.

London UPI Winston Churchill Hitler Germany Harold Macmillan Macmillan 10 Downing Street Europe Churchill United States Soviet Russia Vietnam America Soviet Union

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