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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1979
Page
7
A narrator fixates on a winter coat, testing its warmth and style across multiple shopping trips. Her partner Paul resists, calling it impractical, while she imagines life in the garment amid Cold War era tensions and personal turmoil. The piece riffs on desire, practicality, and the coat as shelter against a collapsing world.
In Wooster Ohio AP report describes William Yamazaki supervising a lab at Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center testing 3000 wheat varieties yearly. The aim is to match milling and baking traits for seed breeders and bakers. Cookies baked ten minutes with most spreading deemed better.
Washington Sen George McGovern proposes a bill to spur creation of large subterminals along major rail lines by consolidating 450 South Dakota country elevators into 10 to 15 units and 25 smaller ones. The plan envisions federal loans to finance facilities and would extend to cotton fruits and vegetables, aiming to ease railcar shortages and improve farmer prices.
Massey Ferguson introduces the MF 2705 and MF 2745 tractors with 140 and 120 hp respectively. These durable units feature a spacious cab, 8 and 24 speed transmissions, constant mesh gearing, and a transmission brake for easy shifts. Available through Elyria Industrial Equipment at Rts 10 and 20, Elyria.
Lorain County Agricultural Society receives a Certificate of Achievement at the Ohio Fair Managers Convention in Columbus. John Slusher accepts from Ohio Director of Agriculture John M. Stackhouse, praised for leadership shaping Ohio fairs, including the state fair. Ohio junior fair program totals 30,000 participants. Lorain County fair dates set for August 21 to 26, 1979.
Area fruit growers are invited to the Northern Ohio Tree Fruit School and Northern Ohio Small Fruit School to be held at Ole Zim's Wagon Shed near Fremont on January 16 and 17. Those interested should call the Extension office.
Jenny Hauer a nine year old from Wakeman earns recognition after placing third at the National Grange Convention in Colorado for a Do Your Own Thing rope horse entry She has repeatedly won top honors at county and state contests and is a member of Lorain County Pomona Junior Grange No 105 She attends Henrietta School and is active in 4 H Homemakers and piano studies The award was presented by Lorain County Grange Deputies Mr and Mrs Leon Ives with Lorain County Pomona Junior Grange Matron Mrs Howard Reynolds in attendance
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