13 Jan 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1981
Page
1
Siberian cold spread a record January freeze across the South pushing Florida power outages 15 to 20 minutes as utilities cut supply. Citrus growers fought to save crops with heaters windmills and sprinklers while officials warned damage assessment would take time.
Frigid winter of 81 boosts demand for hats scarves gloves and earmuffs at Kmart while car batteries and snow shovels sell average. Service stations stay busy with dead batteries and frozen fuel lines as people seek tune ups and dry gas. Snow blowers rise slightly but not booming. stores report average snow gear sales and high demand for cold remedies and aspirin.
Iran's parliament adjourned a top priority hostage debate as Guardians attendance was short, leaving three days before President Carter's deadline. Officials said the US offered Iran a Carter signed document directing NY Fed to release about 2.5 billion in assets in exchange for the 52 American captives. Other measures include lifting sanctions and arbitration of claims. Trattner stressed binding aspects and ongoing questions on mechanics of proposals.
Police believed they had identified a man found dead after a Conrail train collision near Front Street on November 14 in Berea. A caller’s description matched a Cleveland man who was alive, leading to a surprising moment of mistaken identity. Investigators seek tips to confirm the true identity.
WESTLAKE AP A Cleveland area firm Biotelemetrics Inc claims a three gram energy source could power a light weight pacemaker inserted without surgery. President Carl C. Enger says it could transform pacemaking after 17 years of development and successful tests.
A device described as the smallest pacemaker ever developed uses piezoelectric ceramic to generate electricity from heart motion. It would be placed in the heart via a catheter, eliminating bulky batteries and extensive surgery. experts caution reliability must be proven before marketing.
Herman Larkins was re-elected Monday as president of the Byria school board with Earl Wammes as vice-president. Wammes replaces Steves Dicker gon in the vice-presidency. Larkins vowed to maintain tranquility and continue steady operations in the district.
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