Lorain Chamber Pushes $5 Surcharge on License Fees
The Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce urges council to approve a $5 surcharge on license plate fees to raise about $260,000 yearly for street improvements. Reed Rollins says state law allows cities to collect the surcharge to bolster municipal funds. City actions pending and related tax debates marked the May 18 meeting.
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Mandrells Lead Music City News Awards Sweep
Barbara Mandrell and her sisters collected five of 14 Music City News Country Awards in Nashville. Mandrell named top female artist and musician of the year. sisters won best TV program and best country comedy act. George Jones earned two awards. The Statler Brothers won best vocal group and best album for Tenth Anniversary.
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Caffeine Overuse Mistaken For Illness Says Reader Mail
A reader explains nervous jitters and insomnia from consuming 8 to 10 cups of coffee daily sourced from chocolate, cola, and office breaks. Dr Steinerohn suggests gradual reduction to avoid caffeine withdrawal headaches and anxiety.
Comics Brighten Your Day Emphysema Fact Sheet
Emphysema rarely strikes abruptly and usually follows a long cold history with a persistent cough says Dr Steinerohn in his booklet Emphysema How To Live With It. A copy costs 50 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper.
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Grand slam idea in bridge article and local zoning changes
The piece explains forcing two bids in contract bridge with a South hand of eleven tricks and analyzes play after West leads a diamond. It discusses three heart/club finesse options, endorsing a starter discard to establish clubs for a grand slam. It also notes Lagrange Tom Rodak named to the zoning board and local township updates.
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Lagrange
Tom Rodak
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Avon proposal limits hunting to shotguns in city
Avon council considers an ordinance amending a 1963 rule to ban rifles in town and permit rifles only at approved ranges. The measure aims to curb safety concerns after residents warned that .22 caliber bullets can travel far. The ordinance received the first of three readings.
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Avon
Mickey Farmer
Farmer
Poland falls to Nazi invasion in 1939
Poland, once a parliamentary republic after World War I, was invaded by Nazi Germany on September 1, 1939 from the north, west and south. It was soon overrun from the east by the Soviet Union, ending its independence.
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