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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1984

Page

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Worst Cold Bites Nation From Idaho to Carolinas

A frigid air mass chills the nation with near zero to 30 below temperatures. Huntsville Alabama 14 degrees, Amarillo Texas 2, Green Bay Wisconsin 23 below, Chicago 20 below, South Bend 16 below, Jackson 13 below. Forecaster warns the worst is yet to come. Ice jams flood rivers in Salmon Idaho and block the Lemhi and Salmon rivers.

Idaho Huntsville Ala Amarillo Texas Green Bay Wis Chicago South Bend Ind Jackson Mich Rockies Hugh Crowther Kansas City Carolinas New England Salmon Salmon River

Record Cold Grips Area Shatters 21 Year Low

A massive Arctic air mass drove temperatures to unprecedented lows across the area. Ray Diederich reported 19 below zero between 4 and 6 a.m., eclipsing the 1963 minus 17 record. Charles Brown was treated for hypothermia after being found in the snow near Murbach Coal. Local power outages followed a frozen switch, and Boy Scout campout was canceled as wind chills reached minus 50. Several cities posted January records, while temperatures edge back toward the 20s later in the week.

Caid Nere North Ridgeville Ray Diederich Diederich Charles W. Brown Murbach Coal & Supply Co W. Bridge St Brown Barbara St Elyria Memorial Hospital Philip Bedrossian Bedrossian Ohio Edison WEOL Camp Firelands Alaska Mercury John Goebel National Weather Service Greater Cincinnati International Cincinnati Youngstown Columbus International Airport Akron-Canton

Navy warned of death by own action attacks in Middle East

A senior official says U S naval ships in the Mediterranean and Persian Gulf face possible kamikaze threats from terrorists using small aircraft bases in Lebanon. Boxes suspected as aircraft parts shipped from Iran via Syria to Lebanon recently. Syrian backed Druse insurgents shell Gemayel palace in Beirut. no casualties reported.

Washington U.S Mediterranean Sea Persian Gulf Lebanon Iran Syria Mediterranean Druse Amin Gemayel Gemayel Lebanese University School of Journalism Beirut

Weekend Weather Turns Frigid With Clear Nights

A cold spell continues with highs near 0 to 5 above and tonight's low around minus 5. Sunday should stay mostly sunny with near zero to 10 percent chances of snow. Details on Page A-3.

Cleveland Hopkins

Tarzan star Johnny Weissmuller dies at 79 in Acapulco

Olympic swimming champion and film star Johnny Weissmuller died at his home in Acapulco Mexico on Friday night. He was 79. Weissmuller won five Olympic golds in 1924 and 1928, set 67 world records and claimed 52 national titles across events.

Acapulco Mexico Weissmuller

Wont Run for Re election Mich ael Camera Quits Politics

Elyria Ohio state representative Michael J. Camera 28 will not seek re election this year to the 55th Ohio House District He says he will devote full time to his law practice despite a 1983 DUI conviction He was first elected in 1982 defeating Robert Rousseau and served as vice chairman of Interstate Cooperation Committee and member of several others including commerce and labor transportation and urban affairs district linked to his cousin J Leonard Camera

Elyria Michael J. Camera D-Lorain Camera Ohio Robert Rousseau Lorain Interstate Cooperation Committee Commerce and Labor Civil and Commercial Law Transportation and Urban Affairs

Lorain Group seeks to save local railroad heritage

The Lake Shore Railway Association negotiates to preserve the Lorain and West Virginia Railroad, the only line serving Lorain County. It aims to stop Norfolk and Southern from selling the condemned line for scrap, seeks a donation as a tax write-off, and has offered 50 dollars per mile in November while planning excursion runs during the county fair.

The Lake Shore Railway Association Lorain and West Virginia Railroad Lorain County Norfolk and Southern Railway Lake Shore Steve Bridge Bridges NSC N&s Lake Shore Bridge Lorain Wellington

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