08 Jun 1985
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1985
Page
1
Elyria High School graduate Mark A. Bauer embodies joy while Chuck Evans expresses sadness at farewells. He bids good luck to Kelly Basnett and Stephanie Sio after Friday night commencement at Ely Stadium, as captured by Sue Cross in this C-T photo.
Bakery drivers across northeast Ohio walked out Friday after contract talks broke off. Local 52 spokesmen said talks ended quickly as pickets appeared at Schwebel Bakery Youngstown Millbrook Bread Cleveland and Nickles Bakery. Stores with in house bakeries scrambled to keep ovens hot while others faced bread shortages and delayed deliveries.
Ohio Data Users Center reports Lorain County fell 1.3 percent from 273,300 to 271,300 and Cuyahoga County dropped 2.5 percent from 1,471,000 to about 1,460,600 between 1983 and mid 1984. Summit shows a 23 percent decline. Emigration driven by unemployment cited. retirees noted as a factor.
A report on extending Ridgeville sewer lines 8.5 miles to a proposed Eaton Township prison projects 1600 new residential customers worth 80 million in real estate value and about 2000 new jobs plus 600 single family homes. The plan uses 7 million gallon capacity with a possible one million gallon surplus.
Local TV reporters Tom Meyer and Carl Monday rise to the A-Team and lead Emmy award nominations on today’s TV page. The piece notes near zero rain tonight and a 30 percent chance Sunday as weekend weather.
Veteran Motor Car Club of America members plan a 60 car antique auto trans continental tour from Portland Maine June 15 to Portland Oregon July 17. Cars include 1907 1914 models and some owners ship cars to start.
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