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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1984
Page
1
The article outlines how stroke warning signs begin with numbness or tingling, then may affect speech and vision, and can occur minutes before symptoms vanish. It notes that a third of 500,000 annual US strokes follow prior brief attacks and lists risk factors plus progress in prediction and prevention research.
Elyria investigators and FBI agents raided the home of Andrew Lettas, the Elyria Bowling Center, and four area taverns amid a four month gambling probe. Betting slips and a ledger were seized with notes in the $200 to $500 range. no arrests were made.
The Chronicle-Telegram straw poll shows 55 percent of readers oppose using 7.5 million dollars in federal funds to finance a bar mill in the Flats. Respondents cite layoffs and low wages as reasons to vote against the plan in the Feb 7 special election.
A ballot question on a 0.5 mill income tax asks to use 7.5 million UDAG funds as a loan to build a mill with 8 percent interest. Readers debate backing unions, nonunion work, and tax dollars funding construction amid underutilized capacity at older plants.
A weather notice forecasts rain tonight with a low around 35 and southerly winds near 10 mph. Tuesday should bring more rain with a high near 40 and a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Details on Page A-3.
Jeannie Howard and Chuck Frazier married at 4 p.m. Sunday in the cab of Chuck's truck at the Colonial Oaks Mobile Home Park in Elyria. Rev. William W. Graw conducted the ceremony from the driver's seat as about 30 guests watched through cab windows.
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