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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1978
Page
3
A running shoe is the key investment to protect feet and body from pounding. Dr Hlavac and Dr Schuster stress flexible, cushioned footwear with adequate arch support and proper heel stability. Check ball width, avoid stiff soles, consider inserts like heel lifts or arch supports, and plan a $20 to $40 budget for quality sneakers.
In Duncannon Pennsylvania AP reports Standard Novelty Works runs 16 hours daily to hit a 1000 sleds per day amid 90 degree heat. Sledmakers Rosen of Standard, Blazon Flexible Flyer and Gladding Corp fear past shortages if heavy snows return, citing flexible flyer history and paint recalls, and noting today only three major makers remain.
United Press International reports walkouts by postal workers slow bulk mail handling in New York and San Francisco as strike talk spreads over a contract agreement reached Friday. In Jersey City New Jersey the bulk and foreign mail center logged a day's backlog with as many as two thirds of workers walking out.
An entire city block in downtown Painesville burned in the early morning blaze. Six buildings including two bars a rare coin shop a bakery a restaurant and an empty store were damaged with losses pegged at 500000. Firefighters from three nearby communities battled the flames from 1 30 am until under control by 9 am with no injuries reported. Officials investigate the cause hoping to determine how the basement fire started.
Washington based Indian protest leader Vernon Bellecourt warns the Longest Walk could end in armed struggle to safeguard spiritual cultural political and physical survival. He says Indians across North and South America have an unequivocal right to armed struggle while noting the walk aims to raise world awareness of colonial domination and ongoing obstacles in Washington.
Firestone spokesman calls Knight Service claims exaggeration and incomplete. NHTSA probe follows thousands of complaints about the radial tire linked to 34 deaths and 60 injuries. Firestone insists its tires meet government tests and that questioned samples were R&D inventory, not production tires.
Paul Wampler, a Delaware Fire Department inspector, and his wife Jenny built a four bedroom underground house in a 14 foot deep hill on a five acre lot. The 2000 square foot, $30,000 structure uses concrete blocks and I beam roof with two large windows to reduce claustrophobia. Energy savings are cited as the rationale, with construction largely done by the family.
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