Weather Outlook Winds Shift With Light Snow Likely
East wind 5 to 15 knots tonight veers to southeast as light snow is likely. Waves run 1 to 3 feet with small craft advisory conditions possible.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1998
Page
2
East wind 5 to 15 knots tonight veers to southeast as light snow is likely. Waves run 1 to 3 feet with small craft advisory conditions possible.
Northeast senators accuse the White House of plans to end Amtrak operating subsidies, while officials defend continued aid. The dispute centers on how funds will be allocated in the February budget and the impact on service and jobs.
Republican leaders debated whether to withhold backing from candidates who oppose a late term abortion ban. The plan faced opposition as House and Senate bills were vetoed by Clinton, while figures like Dan Lungren urged attacking Clinton rather than purging moderates. Henry Hyde argued against punitive litmus tests, winning applause before Lambert dismissed Hyde as out of touch.
The Chronicle Telegram lists delivery options and rates including daily and Sunday home delivery by cart or motor route with prices of 2.75 weekly 2.80 weekly 195 yearly and 62.40 yearly for Sunday only. It notes contact numbers and business hours 8am to 9pm and mail details from Elyria Ohio.
Firefighters from four departments battled a two story home fire at 17715 Avon Belden Road starting Friday night. Crews used over 30,000 gallons of water by 10:45 p.m. as mutual aid arrived and work continued into early Saturday with no injuries reported.
John R. Sisson will speak at a luncheon for the National Slavic and East European Heritage and Resource Center project. A public information session and cocktail hour follow, with organizers seeking free admission and offices to borrow until the center opens. Kalbouss notes negotiation with a Lorain church for a site.
Organizers cite poor weather as the reason for canceling the planned festival this weekend at North Park Ice Arena. Joyce Snyder says the event may be moved to February next year while remaining activities on Saturday and Sunday proceed with standard admission for each session.
The November regional jobless rate held at 4.4 percent, below the national 4.6 percent. Analysts attribute the rise in employment to retail seasonal hiring plus gains in services and goods sectors, with auto workers recalled and nonteaching staff returning. Projections foresee tight labor markets for a decade and 460,000 new jobs before 2005, plus training needs as skill levels rise.
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