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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1982
Page
5
You are dealer and open one diamond. Partner bids two spades. Five hands show recommended continuations. 1 Three spades raises immediately to support partner. 2 Two notrump slows with balanced hand and minimum values. 3 Three hearts indicates distribution, aiming to clarify with partner. 4 Three spades suggests slam potential and Blackwood consideration. 5 Three clubs bid naturally showing diamonds and clubs without extra values.
A Spencer community reels after a car truck crash killed five youths, uniting residents to comfort families and reflect on loss. Reverend John McCourt notes the event breaks barriers and fosters unity as teachers face a vote on booster club salary support for coaches amid ongoing concerns about the sports program.
Neysa Stroup voices concern that district teachers face after school overtime paid at below minimum wage. A resident notes many residents work in factories and would recoil at such pay cuts. The piece also covers Girl Scout and Brownie events, a church ice cream social, and Roy McDaniel’s 1982 national award in agriculture. The Wild One film ban by Britain’s censors is cited as historical context.
The Lorain County Board of Revision granted only a fraction of the 1.1 million reduction requested for 67 Frank Dettore properties in North Ridgeville and Elyria. The 34 completed and partially completed homes and 33 vacant lots were challenged by Women's Federal Savings and Loan of Cleveland, which holds first mortgages. County Treasurer J Grant Keys called the reductions reasonable given housing demand and decline in new construction and would not say if appeals will be filed with the Ohio Department of Taxation.
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