Elyria School Levy Urged to Pass for Local Support
Editorial argues the Elyria superintendent and Chronicle Telegram editors reject state bailouts. Inflation worsens costs. if the levy fails, essential services like bus transport and payrolls will be cut next year. The piece emphasizes local responsibility to fund schools through an affirmative vote tomorrow.
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Elyria Superintendent of Schools
Chronicle-Telegram
Fishing ban on border waters sparks anger on both sides
The reciprocal fishing ban between Canada and the United States began at noon EDT with a 24 hour grace period for vessels to return to their waters. Canadians barred U S fishermen from operating within 200 miles on both coasts while the Carter administration added recreational Great Lakes fishing to the ban. Anglers and commercial fishermen expressed outrage, with officials warning Canadians in American waters to stay out as enforcement begins.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
United States
U.S
Great Lakes
Lakes
Canadian
Detroit
Tom Watson
Michigan
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Goderich
Ontario
Lake Huron
Coast Guard
Drinking patterns of American ethnic teens revealed
A NORC NORC University of Chicago study reports that more than two thirds of teens in Chicago New York Boston and Minneapolis drink, with over a quarter drunk monthly. Teens begin early, with today’s 13 year olds drinking earlier than their parents. Heavily tied to unsupervised settings and driving.
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National Institute For Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Chicago
New York
Boston
Minneapolis
NIAAA
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
NORC
Fires and vandalism in Wellington tied to youths
Wellington officials say roving juveniles likely started a major blaze in the East Herrick Avenue business district. Three stores were damaged, a barn on Prospect Street burned, and additional arson incidents and vandalism were reported as investigators from the State Fire Marshal’s office examine debris for flammable liquid evidence.
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Norma Jones
Wellington
Lethel D. Edwards
South Main Street
William Weber
Western Auto
Weber
Wellington Inn
Jones Building
Ohio drops parallel parking for new maneuverability test
The state replaces the parallel parking exam with a maneuverability test. A driver recounts attempting the new method at South Amherst license station, flunking four attempts but noting it measures tight-space handling similarly to the old test. examiner Don Pritchett jokes about incompetence forms. weather outlook follows.
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Remensky
Ohio
Gene Krebs
State of
South Amherst
Don Pritchett
Pritchett
State Highway Patrol
Broad Street Closure for Carnival Setup
Broad Street between West and East avenues shut today as crews install carnival rides and games for a carnival starting Tuesday, remaining closed until next Monday.
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Broad Street
West
East Avenues
Rodney Dangerfield Performs at Community Day Show
Comedian Rodney Dangerfield drew about 300 attendees at Lorain County Community College during the annual Community Day Open House. He used his signature one liners in a 45 minute set, joking about respect and family, with quips about birth control, lost beach trips, McDonald’s breaks, and Halloween visits.
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Rodney Dangerfield
Lorain County Community College
Dangerfield
McDonald's
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