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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1985

Page

1

Snowy Lorain County sees outages and injuries from crashes

Snow flurries hindered driving in Lorain County overnight causing crashes and injuries. About 900 Ohio Edison customers lost power on Cleveland Street Elyria after a car hit a utility pole. Wayne Walker 19 was cited for failure to control but uninjured. power was restored along Cleveland Street in 35 minutes, pole replacement completed by 5 16 a m. A two car wreck on Griswold Road injured two, several fender benders occurred on the Ohio Turnpike, and a 7 year old girl was hospitalized after a collision on West 21st Street near Lea vitt Road. Temperatures near 20 degrees with more snow expected, bringing 2 4 inches.

Elyria Lorain County Ohio Edison Cleveland Street Wayne Walker Homesite Court Kenwood Cleveland Walker Northrup Abbe Road Kenwood Street James Markle Griswold Road Berea Ohio Highway Patrol Lorain Quianne Whitfield Lorain Drive Aitner Hughes Beavercrest Drive Lorain Community Hospital Hughes West 21St Street Leavitt Road

Governor to Seek 10 Percent Ohio Tax Cut Plan

Ohio Governor Celeste plans a 10 percent state tax cut over two years as part of a near term budget proposal. The plan would cut 5 percent on July 1 of this year and 5 percent on July 1, 1986, costing about $160 million in year one. A family of four earning $30 000 would save about $42.15. The second cut hinges on economic performance, and the plan aims to counter Republican efforts for a 30 percent cut. Celeste will submit recommendations to the General Assembly after January 20.

Columbus Journal Herald General Assembly Celeste

Elyria balks at North Ridgeville sewer tie in

Elyria rejects a proposed tie to North Ridgeville’s French Creek Sewage Plant as insufficient relief for Elyria’s overworked Wastewater Pollution Control Plant. City officials cite flow limits, residential only handling, and EPA lawsuit pressure, noting the two systems remain incompatible.

Elyria North Ridgeville French Creek Lonny Shippy Worth Ridgeville Shippy Robert Foechine Foecking EPA Michael Keys U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Black River Lake Erie

Inflation Outlook: Analysts Predict Third Consecutive Good Year

Washington analysts forecast 1985 wholesale prices to fall for a third straight year as OPEC struggles to stop the slide in world oil prices, signaling continued inflation relief and cautious optimism about the economy.

Washington Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

FAA admits near miss data omissions taint 1980s trend

FAA spokesman Edmund Pinto acknowledged that some midair near miss reports were not included in federal statistics, call ing the lapse a paperwork slip that has been corrected. ABC News tallied at least 102 near midair incidents from 1983 and 1984 not previously counted, prompting questions about the agency’s claimed declines.

Federal Aviation Administration Washington ABC News FAA ABC Pinto Engen Ier Aine

Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Expected

A cold weekend forecast brings snow and low temperatures. Tonight lows dip into the low teens with a 90 percent chance of snow, while Saturday remains mostly cloudy with scattered flurries and highs in the low 20s. A 40 percent chance of snow is listed for Saturday. Details on Page A-3.

National Weather Service

Northfield to reopen with full harness racing card

Northfield resumes action Sunday with a full harness racing program after a clerical strike delayed the 1985 opening. Post time for the first Sunday matinee is 1 p.m. Admission and parking are free for Sunday and Monday.

Northfield

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