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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1980

Page

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Hottest day of year in Buckeye State with record highs

Areas across Ohio saw temperatures near 100 degrees with Dayton at 102 and Cleveland and Columbus near 97. Relentless heat and humidity pushed power demand for Ohio Edison to a Lake Erie Division peak of 468 megawatts as outages affected Lorain and Elyria briefly. A forecast of mid 90s with possible 100s persists, while storms and relief may drop readings later.

Columbia Gas Elyria Ohio Edison Lake Erie Edison Lorain Buckeye Dayton Cleveland Columbus National Weather Service Danny Pond Danny Margaret 7Th St Dave Zapotosky

County departments seek 40 percent budget rise

County department requests for next year's operating money rise 40.64 percent to a $145 million general budget. The main increase covers salaries, materials, and operating outlays, with allocations to be set in early next year after July budget submissions. Principal departments listed include Commissioners, Auditor, Treasurer, Prosecutor, Planning Commission, Data, Common Pleas Court, and Domestic Relations Court with varied prior-year allocations.

Walter A. Godfrey C-T Julian A. Pijor Planning Commission Data Common Pleas Court

Westlake’s Roman named to judgeship

Westlake mayor Roman to assume the seat of former Common Pleas Judge George W. White who resigned June 6 to join one of two new U S District judgeships. Roman will serve the remainder of White’s unexpired term ending December 31 1982. White was elected in 1970 and Roman has been mayor since 1965.

Roman Common Pleas George W. White U.S. Sun District Specenic Cuyahoga County William Fritzsche White Fritzsche Fritsche

Funny Girl set for Elyria High stage romance tragedy

Furia Summer Theatre presents a production of Funny Girl at Elyria High School auditorium Sixth Street West Avenue running Thursday through Saturday at 8 15 p.m. Des Arnstein plays Nick Arnstein and Sarah Tattersall stars as Fanny Brice in the musical comedy with dramatic overtones.

Nick Arnstein Eee Des Asive Fanny Brice Sarah Tattersall Furia Summer Theatre Fanny Elyria High School Sixth Street West Avenue

Reagan bandwagon heads to finish line

Reagan clinches the Republican nomination at Detroit amid a near unanimous party, with the choice of running mate unresolved. Rumors focus on George Bush Jack Kemp and Guy Vander Jagt as top possibilities as John Anderson supporters contest Reagan’s path. Delegates face a long session and a postponed keynote as the campaign tightens.

Reagan Gerald Ford Ford Tom Evans Delaware U.N George Bush Jack Kemp New York Guy Vander Jagt Michigan John Anderson UPI van der Jagt Henry Kissinger

Media satire as Trudeau skewers convention coverage

Nationally syndicated cartoonist Gary Trudeau with his Domesbury strip offers an ironic perspective on the media at the Republican convention. The CT features his offbeat column noting his marriage to NBC Today host Jane Pauley and Saturday’s delayed wire service transmission.

Gary Trudeau NBC Jane Pauley Trudeau

CBS chief Paley seeks a clean black limo with educated driver

Detroit dispatch notes CBS chairman William Paley has arrived in town and requested a black limousine and a chauffeur in uniform with some college education. The report appears in a CBS command post at Joe Louis Arena as CBS coverage continues.

Detroit CBS Joe Louis Arena William Paley

Amherst seeks 8 mill five year levy in dual elections

Amherst school board voted unanimously to place an eight mill five year levy on the September 30 ballot and again in November with a filing deadline July 20. If September passes, November is withdrawn. Levy would raise about 1 million annually, costing roughly 196 extra per year for a 70 000 home. The plan aims to cover deficits rising to 1.76 million in 1983.

Amherst Erwin Howell Amherst Teachers Association Judy Alexander Howell Dale Rosencrantz Citizen Committee Ron Yacobozzi

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Mother Nature Phil Ricks Ray Charles North Ridgeville Ray Diederich Carter Westlake Ieee Funny Girl Reagan Bandwagon Ronald Reagan United States GOP Barry Goldwater Ares Kemp G.B. Trudeau The Lynn Haessly C-T Saals Writer
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