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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1982

Page

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U.S. weighs Lebanon troop deployment amid PLO evacuation

United States considering a limited deployment of troops to Lebanon to supervise the end of the evacuation of about 6,000 PLO fighters amid intensified Israeli bombardment and a tightening siege on west Beirut. Israel presses bombardment as cease-fire holds.

West Beirut United States Lebanon U.S Mideast Reagan Los Angeles Palestine Liberation Organization Jerusalem Israel PLO Iraq Syria Algeria Egypt Beirut Philip Habib Burj Barajneh USN Security Council Chefik Wazzan West Habib Washington

Elyria Telephone seeks 34 percent rate hike in Ohio

Elyria Telephone Co plans a 2.5 million dollar increase in basic rates, boosting most customers’ monthly charges by about 34 percent. Residential lines would rise from 12.65 to 16.95, business customers from 25.40 to 34, with Columbia Station residential and business rates also climbing. Inflation, depreciation, and modernization drive the request, the area manager said. A digital switching system is set to operate next year.

Elyria Telephone Co Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Elyria Columbia Station Silvidi

Fireworks injuries hit Lorain area as Fourth crowds surge

Fireworks incidents kept emergency staff busy across Lorain County though Lakewood saw the heaviest event. Twenty-two people were burned and scraped during the Fourth of July weekend, with two Lakewood residents hospitalized after a display at a city park exploded. A 13 year old from Lorain and a 12 year old from Sheffield Lake suffered injuries from explosive devices while police reported no fireworks arrests.

Lorain County Lakewood Raymond Kinney

Flag patch wearer says he meant no disrespect

Michael McMullen 22 of Elyria was jailed for desecrating the American flag after sewing a patch onto the rear of his jeans. He insists the patch was an accidental patch and says he didn't know it violated a law. He faces Elyria Municipal Court and is on probation for unrelated offenses while police confiscated the patched jeans.

Tom Ford Michael McMullen Elyria McMullen River Road N Middle Avenue Elyria Municipal Court

Senators Oppose New Senate Gym Cost

Sen. William Proxmire mocked a proposed 736400 gymnasium for the Senate as unnecessary, part of a 4.2 million plan tied to the Hart Office Building project. He accused Architect of the Capitol George White and the Senate Office Building Committee of wasteful spending amid the ongoing construction.

Washington UPI William Proxmire Proxmire Senate Hart Senate Wisconsin Democrat George White

Proxmire attacks Hart Building plan for new gym and offices

Senator Proxmire denounces a proposed Hart Building package calling it a vanity project funded by taxpayers. He targets a new gymnasium as unnecessary alongside other restored items such as office space, carpeting, partitions, hearing facilities, blinds, security stations, and more. He urges savings to go to the Treasury and criticizes Senate insiders for “feathering their own nest.”

Hart Senate Robert Stafford R-Vt Proxmire Treasury Commission Senate Office Building Commission J. Bennett Johnston D-La Stafford Howard Cannon D-Nev Howard Baker R-Tenn Pete Domenici Re N.M Walter Huddleston D-Ky Spark Matsunaga Hawaii

90 Dead In Moscow Jet Crash At Sheremetyevo Airport

The Aero flot jetliner bearing about 90 passengers crashed moments after takeoff from Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport. Diplomatic and embassy sources said all aboard were believed killed as the flight to Dakar and Freetown went down roughly six miles from the airport, with the Civil Aviation Ministry issuing a brief condolence statement.

Moscow UPI Sheremetyevo Ministry of Civil Aviation Tass Dakar Senegal Freetown Sierra Leone

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