10 Jun 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1981
Page
1
The Good Old Days festival in Avon July 18 and 19 features a unique outhouse race finale at 4 p.m. July 19. Sponsored by the French Creek Association, events include flea market crafts sidewalk sales and antique cars. Lois Shinko calls it a lighthearted novelty likely to draw crowds.
Judge Joseph F. Diver denied Lorain County Prosecutor Greg White a temporary injunction to close Doctors Clinic as a nuisance. He noted no urgency for a shutdown while other administrative actions proceed, and said a hearing on a permanent injunction would occur separately. Attorneys argued over the court's authority to close the clinic, with one noting the Ohio Medical Board as the proper channel to restrict dispensing medications.
A South Pacific resort joke frames a serious legal dispute over a township clinic. White accuses Faymore, Ferrari, and two clinics of creating a major law enforcement problem on the premises while opposing counsel Buckner and Frankel offer no witnesses. The judge contended White failed to notify about neighbors’ testimony and denied deposition access.
The Advisory Commission report ranks Ohio last among states for urban aid. It notes Ohio provides only seven of twenty programs, no housing finance agency, no rehabilitation grants, and limited school funding relief. The piece argues Ohio relies on local responsibility, widening the gap between rich and poor communities.
Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin warns that another attack on Iraq's nuclear reactor could occur if Arab nations push to develop weapons of mass destruction. He defends the 600 mile raid as self defense and cites potential 600,000 casualties from a retaliatory strike.
U S and foreign sources tie Mehmet Ali Agca to Palestinian bases in Syria and past PLO training in Libya. They note he claimed sympathy for Palestinian factions and was supplied a forged passport by the PLO before the pope shooting attempt.
Simon Bond's tongue in cheek book on what to do with a feline corpse sells briskly drawing strong reactions from cat lovers nationwide. AP reports the story on Page A-4 with light humor and public response.
The forecast calls for a low tonight between 50 and 55 with partly cloudy skies. Thursday should be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain.
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