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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1983

Page

1

Turnpike crossing tragedy claims Elyria boy

Sean Powell, 13, was killed when he dashed across the Ohio Turnpike near the Abbe Road overpass as a westbound tractor-trailer struck him. His companion William Rivera escaped serious harm as troopers warned of repeated incidents of youths on the turnpike near the overpass. Powell, a seventh grader at Eastern Heights Junior High, was described by Franklin School officials as a kind, devout student.

Elyria Ohio ‘Turnpike Abbe Road Sean Powell Arthur Powell Gates Ave Lorain County William Kishner Den Nis Creston Berea Ohio Highway Patrol Powell William Rivera Laawson’s Eastern Heights Junior High School Franklin School Connie Brown Franklin Sean

Mosher revisits study at Oberlin in late career return

Former congressman Charles A. Mosher, 76, has returned to Oberlin College to earn a master’s degree in government. He hopes to finish in May becoming the college’s oldest degree recipient. Mosher retired in 1976 after 31 years in public service and a career in journalism.

U.S Charles Mosher Oberlin College Mosher Government C-T John Kenney Oberlin U.S House of Representatives Charles A. Mosher Lyndon Johnson Congress Oberlin News-Tribune Ohio Senate Donald J. Pease News- Tribune University of Chicago

Reagan seeks three year decontrol of natural gas prices

President Reagan proposes removing all natural gas price controls over three years to boost supplies and cut consumer costs. The plan would cap prices through 1986 with inflation-based increases only, and foresees price deregulation starting 1986. Energy Department estimates price cuts of 10 to 30 cents per 1000 cubic feet in year one, with industry groups backing the move despite Senate opposition.

Washington Reagan Congress Oval Office Larry Speakes White House Energy Donald Hodel Speakes Howard Metzenbaum D-Ohio Senate Metzenbaum Bill Hefner D-N.c Democratic Party Natural Gas Supply Association Natural Gas Consumers Information Center

Sunny day with cool high near 42 and clear night

The forecast calls for sunny skies today with a high around 42 and a clear night with lows between 23 and 27. Mostly sunny conditions are expected Monday with a high near 42 to 46, and a near zero chance of precipitation today and tonight. Details on Page A-3.

Ohio wines win gold medals at grand tasting

Judges praised Ohio wines after a Sunday Scene tasting. Grand River Wine Co. earned gold for a dry red Chambourcin and Rick's Blend as a second gold. Chalet Debonne's Debeve Vineyards Vida Blanc 1981 claimed a third gold for a dry white. Additional golds went to Mon Ami Champagne Co for Gewurztraminer, Mantey Vineyards for Grandpa Mantey’s Old Fashioned Blue Face, and Meier's Winery No 44 Cream Sherry. Klingshirn Winery took bronze for Ohio Dry Catawba.

Tom Mahl Ohio Mon Ami Champagne Co Catawba Point Gewurtz Mantey Vineyards Sandusky

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