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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1980
Page
9
The letter discusses a daughter-in-law criticizing toilet tissue use at dinner, a request to prebook visits to a newborn, and comparing two daughters-in-law. Advice suggests selling property if needed for security, and to consult a trust officer. Also includes a reader request to publish legal advice and guidance on handling free legal calls.
Supporters of California Governor Jerry Brown will meet at 8 p.m. February 21 at the Holiday Inn in Elyria for the 13th district delegate selection. Ohio holds 23 caucuses as part of Brown’s national effort with Carter and Kennedy also scheduling events. Each candidate earns five delegates and three alternates from the district.
Diane Graebner, Black River High School art teacher, shows four paintings at the Old Phoenix National Bank in Medina this month, marking a second local honor in as many months after previous December selections for the Ohio Teachers Retirement Association building in Columbus.
About 240 Lorain County Joint Vocational School students will take three trips. About 150 business students will visit Mohican State Park March 13-14 for a seminar. 40 cosmetology seniors attend Beauty World of Toledo April 20-21. 50 tool class students tour Ford Museum Dearborn March 3.
The Midview School District approved a general education philosophy to guide curricular and extracurricular programs focusing on full potential, societal contribution, and emphasized skills in communication, math and science, social studies, health, fine arts, and vocational education. Additional notes mention a May dedication for a new addition, severance pay for former superintendent John Beatty, a 30 day policy choice over 35 days, and Jack Knechtges appointed to another seven-year term as trustee.
Lorain Coast Guard executive officer Gerard Lussier says ice on Lake Erie is unusually thin this year with 10 inches at the old lighthouse in Lorain versus the usual two feet. He notes rescues have surged elsewhere but Lorain has seen none yet and urges the public to stay off the ice despite many venturing out for fishing.
The Elyria West honor roll shows a large slate of students across senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman levels. Names include Phyllis Blanco James Brachok Gayle Cox Richard Underriden and many more across merit rolls for seniors and juniors.
Alex Machaskee of the Plain Dealer in Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Newspaper Association at its annual Columbus convention. Mark Brouwer of the Willard Times became chairman of the board. Lee W. Stauffer of Phoenix Publications was elected vice president, Clarence J. Brown was re elected treasurer, William J. Oertel was re elected secretary and executive director, Paul R. Gingher was named general counsel, Harold Douthit and Brouwer joined the board of trustees representing weekly newspapers.
The Lucy Idol Center for the Handicapped in Vermillion now accepts new clients six and older for educational services including self care, toilet training and communication. It offers physical therapy, speech therapy and counseling with individualized plans and operates 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. parents may call Lucy Idol or Lou Denny at 967 6724.
Snow is expected over the Rockies and parts of the mid Plains and Ohio Tennessee valley with widespread showers along the Pacific coast. The Northeast will see snow or rain while clear to partly cloudy conditions occur elsewhere.
Cloudy conditions today with snow starting in the afternoon across northern and central areas. Rain persists in the south tonight. Snow shifts to rain in central zones. Highs in the 30s to mid 40s, with lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Saturday forecasts snow possible in the north with rain in central and south. highs in the 30s to low 40s.
Easterly winds 10 to 20 knots today bring developing snow in the afternoon. The lake remains largely ice covered, limiting surface activity and signaling harsher conditions for nearby shores.
The forecast calls for snow flurries in northern counties Sunday and Monday, with mostly fair weather on Tuesday. Highs range from the upper 20s to 30s and lows run from 10 to 26 Sunday through Monday, then in the lower 20s Tuesday morning.
Heavy rain flooded freeways from Mount Wilson to Riverside and San Bernardino. A Santa Ana Freeway pumping station failure flooded lanes, four feet deep. Lauriann Porter, 22, died when her car hit a utility pole in Granada Hills. Thousands lost power. mobile homes were displaced in Huntington Beach.
Savings at Citizens Home Savings rose 17.4 percent to 112.2 million on December 31 and total assets reached 158.8 million, the highest in Lorain County. President Howard J Fischer said the year saw 7.3 million paid in interest, 884 local families helped buy homes, 39.3 million loaned to borrowers, and a 16.7 million gain in savings.
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