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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1984
Page
1
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department shows GNP rising 7.5 percent in April to June, well above forecasts, with first quarter at 10.1 percent and inflation at 3.2 percent, driven by consumer spending while prices remain tamer than expected.
Outside partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight 62 to 67 degrees. High Tuesday 78 to 83 degrees. Chance of rain 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Details on Page A-3.
In a Page D-9 note Fred McGonagle suggests uncertainty about demographers while asserting media fairness lessons from the Democratic National Convention. The piece ponders which network provided the best reporting and which moments stood out.
In Berea, Casey's on Front Street launches drive in service during the first week, reviving car hops and a retro dining experience. Owner Fred Maher, newly in charge, promotes the stunt filled campaign, including a staged wrestling bear challenge to draw attention to the reopening. Marie Causey, 19, becomes a car hop as the lot fills with cars and locals cheer the revival.
Lorain County judge ruled Steven Bosak insane after evaluating at Dayton Mental Health Center. He is not competent to stand trial and will receive up to a year of treatment, with potential return for trial if deemed sane. Bosak, 25, is charged with aggravated murder in his mother Olga Bosak's April 24 stabbing death.
Major Robert R. Ivany a West Point graduate born in Austria and raised in Cleveland has been selected as the military aide to President Reagan. He will accompany the president carry the emergency satchel coordinate assets and perform aide de camp duties. Ivany served in Vietnam earned several combat and service decorations and is a former West Point history instructor and JV football coach. He and his wife Marianne O'Donnell have four children.
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