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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1994
Page
3
The report records a high of record levels and a low of record lows with normal temperatures for the year, noting a high of B9 and a low of 6 with relative humidity near 90 percent.
Tonight variable winds 5-10 knots turning northeast at 15 knots. Mostly cloudy with a slight shower or thunderstorm. Waves 1-3 feet. Thursday northeast winds 5-15 knots becoming north 10-20 knots. Partly sunny with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Waves build to 2-4 feet.
In Mount Clemens Michigan a judge granted custody to the girl's father over the mother who placed the child in day care while she studied at the University of Michigan. The ruling prompted criticism from feminists and child advocates who say it reinforces traditional gender roles and pressures single mothers to forego work. Ireland plans to appeal as the child would visit on weekends and holidays.
A Center for Public Integrity survey found at least 100 million spent to influence the health care debate with 25 million in health related contributions. Invacare's Invapac gave Brown 10000 this cycle, a major Lorain County PAC donor.
Clinton promotes Medicaid high volume contracts with ophthalmologists to lower costs and share savings with patients. Experts dispute its feasibility for cataract surgery, citing high overhead and regional access concerns while supporters push potential centers of excellence to improve efficiency.
Dr Ed Eigner of South Euclid criticizes reducing surgery sites as costly and inconvenient. Brown's campaign cites Eigner as a contributor, which he denies. Brown argues expanding high volume centers could force seniors to travel longer distances and lose doctor continuity.
Hart brothers and friends visited an abandoned home at 256 Marks Road. Blatnik fired a rifle when Michael Hart forced entry. Charles Hart, 16, fled to a neighbor and later to a friend’s house. Blatnik retained attorney Richard Lillie. no comments were available.
Four women from Sheffield Lake Avon Elyria face fines after a Cuyahoga Falls police spotter cited them for trash in a limo. Champagne bottles were dumped before entry but empty containers count. Support roars from radio DJs mayor and lawyers, with appeals planned. All Diamonds Limousine donated the vehicle.
A car bomb exploded outside a building housing Jewish groups in London, the second blast in 12 hours aimed at Israeli targets. Muslim radicals blamed for the attacks caused minor injuries to 19 people and serious damage to both buildings.
Kaszubinski seeks a 20 000 square foot restaurant near East Avenue and Broad Street with 306 seats and private dining rooms. Estimated cost about 1.1 million funded by up to 35 investors 80 percent ligible financing in line by mid June opening by October. The decor features a 1927 Pitcairn biplane replica and postal relics. Lunches expected 5 to 6 dollars dinners 16 to 17 dollars. Building built in 1918 vacant since 1991.
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