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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1982
Page
1
Olmsted Township clerk Bernice Loudermilk, charged with stealing about 142000 dollars, faces likely civil and criminal settlements without trials. Prosecutors say a negotiated plea is near. civil suit seeks missing funds and trustees’ restitution while criminal case remains strong, though delays continue.
Israel warns that patience is exhausted as discussions led by US envoy Habib seek a political settlement to remove PLO forces from west Beirut. Shamir tells Draper timing is near, insisting on full withdrawal while U S efforts press for a peaceful exit amid stalled negotiations and ongoing invasion.
President Reagan claimed economic improvement but warned high rates and unemployment will persist. He pressed to preserve the third year of the tax cut and defended voting rights extension. He denied advance warning of the Lebanon invasion, insisted Haig never threatened resignation, and stood by Donovan. Details on page A-4.
U S Steel plans to furlough 200 workers at the Lorain Cuyahoga Works next week due to a continued production slowdown. This week 100 furloughed workers were laid off, raising total unemployed to 3 700. Andy DeAngelis of USW Local 1104 says many see the move as layoffs since not all have returned after seven days. The plant, serving petroleum and auto industries, has operated week to week on orders since the start of the year, with staggered operations sometimes taking up to half of the plant’s 600 workers out of work.
Tonight remains clear with a low in the upper 40s to lower 50s and light west-northwest winds. Friday brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper 70s and near zero chance of rain. Sunset is 9:05 p.m.. page A-3 has more details.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co will spend 80 million of 140 million to install air pollution controls at three coal plants along Lake Erie. Avon Lake gets 50 million for an electrostatic precipitator and 30 million to renovate a boiler, boosting output from 605 to 677 megawatts. Conversions to balanced draft systems at Avon Lake Eastlake and Cleveland cut ash and shutdown time, with total boiler conversion cost about 30 million each. Work at Cleveland completes in 1984 and Eastlake in 1987.
CT staff writers report Leroy Masaveg of Columbia Station aged 18 and two friends overturned a canoe on the Rocky River. Masaveg swam to shore after tumbling over a dam while attempting to retrieve the capsized craft, suffering a broken rib and bruises.
About 600 members of Plum bers and Steamfitters Local 42 walked out against nine north central Ohio mechanical contractors today after failing to reach a new contract. The union rejected a three year offer with raises of 35 cents per hour first year 130 dollars second year and 95 cents third year. The strike affects about 40 contractors across Lorain Erie and Huron counties with no talks scheduled.
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