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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1977

Page

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Begin offers peace plan may trade Sinai Golan

Prime Minister Begin presents Carter with a broad Middle East peace plan reportedly proposing to return parts of the Sinai to Egypt and the Golan Heights to Syria while keeping the West Bank under Israeli control. He urges reconvening Geneva talks on October 10 without preconditions. He hopes to bolster U S Israeli ties and signaled progress toward peace. Carter has met Sadat Hussein Assad and Fahd in recent discussions.

Washington UPI Menahem Begin Carter Middle East Egypt Syria West Bank Begin Geneva Likud New York Andrews Air Force Base Sadat Hussein Jordan Assad Prince Fahd Saudi Arabia

Births rise nationally with county variations in 1977 data

National birth numbers climb 5.4 percent in the first quarter, with Erie up 6 percent and Huron up 11 percent. Lorain and Medina show little change, while Cleveland reports a 4 percent increase. local totals detail births by county and hospital, suggesting a broader trend amid weather and economic uncertainties.

Erie Huron Cleveland Lorain County Medina County Erie County Huron County Edward Fern County Elyria Lorain St. Joseph Hospital

City street repairs delayed despite funds for projects

Elyrians face ongoing rough streets until at least 600 for resurfacing and repairs. Money borrowed last year and in 1975 funded street work, but Auditor Radican used last year’s funds for other city obligations amid Elyria’s financial crisis. Two ordinances to renew seven notes totaling 731000 were approved at a special council meeting called by Mayor Bowman.

Elyrians Elyria Thomas M. Radican Marguerite E. Bowman Bowman

Heat relief temporary as storms cut power across region

Thunderstorms yesterday brought brief cooling from 95 to 75 in an hour in Elyria. Highs above 90 linger through Friday with more storms to come, causing power outages for Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. customers. Minor injuries occurred at Cedar Point as winds shattered a window, while boats faced rough seas off Marblehead.

Elyria National Weather Service Ohio Edison CO Ohio Edison Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Lakewood Avon Avon Lake Cleveland Cedar Point Sandusky Marina Dittmann J. F. Schoellkopf Lake Erie

Drought Deepens Across Southeast As Crises Mount

The Agriculture Department warns the drought, the worst since the 1950s, spreads from West and Midwest to the Southeast. A Dawson Georgia farmer burned 2000 acres of withered sun crops. North Carolina reports oxygen depletion causing fish kill in the Neuse River after 15 dry days. Foreclosures loom from California to Iowa as state geologist Stanley Grant warns of a dire, likely long-lasting crisis with no relief before 1975.

Agriculture Department U. S Midwest Dawson North Carolina Neuse California Iowa Stanley Grant

Survive the heat wave with fluids and shade

Public health guidance stresses replacing fluids and electrolytes, avoiding overdose on salts, and staying cool. Drink water, seek shade, wear light fabrics, and limit exertion. Heat illness ranges from heat syncope to heat stroke, with higher risk for elderly and those on certain medications. consult a doctor if needed.

John Marr New York Health Department

Heat waves scorch nation as temps soar across regions

Sun baked the country with 117 degree heat in the Mojave. Marines were evacuated from a desert exercise by helicopter after heat exposure. Rails buckled near Paintsville as temperatures hovered near 100. Power cuts and outages hit multiple states as record heat continued through the week. Forest fires expanded across the West East and South amid strained electricity grids in major cities, including New York City.

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