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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1982

Page

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Falkland War Ends as Argentine Forces Surrender in Stanley

British officials say Argentine troops in Stanley surrendered ending a 74 day conflict. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher promised a full parliamentary report as cabinet discussed the large prisoner tally and the island’s future under British rule.

Falkland Islands London Stanley British Defense Ministry Margaret Thatcher Jeremy Moore Thatcher the Queen London Daily Express

Israeli advance on Damascus-Beirut highway tightens Bekaa push

Israeli troops sheltered by artillery fire moved toward a fortified Syrian barricade on the Damascus Beirut corridor near Dahr El Wahsh and Aley as U S peace envoy Habib met Lebanese leaders in Baabda. Israel seeks withdrawal terms while pressing for Palestinian leadership surrender in Beirut.

Damascus-Beirut Bekaa Valley U.S Philip Habib Baabda Lebanon Beirut Dahr el Wahsh Aley Mdeirej Dahr el Baydar Habib Elias Sarkis Chafic Wazzan

Yellow submarine patrols Elyria sewers linked to Outside feature

A Chronicle Telegram piece reports Elyria Ohio officials joke about and deny a city yellow submarine patrolling the sewer system. The Outside magazine feature notes Clearwater creator Thomas Taylor sold 124 seven foot subs in 1980 and lists oil firms treasure hunters and thrill seekers among customers.

Taylor Elyria Ohio Chronicle-Telegram Charles Hoagland Mr. Hoagland

Academy's plan to rent Allen School faces key votes

Elyria a school board weighs renting Allen School to Christ The King Academy for private schooling in 1982-83. swing vote held by Robert Repas amid concerns over private school competition and financial guarantees. Beckett argues rental funds and consolidation benefits. Board to vote in a special meeting amid talks of mothballing the Allen School.

Allen North Olmsted Christ the King Academy Robert Repas Bonnie Elyria City Christ the King Allen School Abbe Road Poplar Street North Ridgeville School Board North Ridgeville

Negotiations Between Elyria Schools and EEA Reach Impasse

After 45 days of talks ending May 24, Elyria Schools and the Elyria Education Association return to square one. Federal mediator Jack Beuttner leads the impasse talks begun March 15 with a wide range of issues on the table including class size, salaries, fringe benefits, and association rights. The levy vote June 8 and timing around it influenced silence from both sides. The next session is scheduled for June 24 at West High School.

Elyria Schools Elyria Education Association Square One EEA Cleveland Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Jack Beuttner Wayne McQuillan Earl Wammes Mike Routa McQuown Robert Repas ERA Routa McQuawn Sare Wammes West High School

Inside Today's Chuckle What Goes Up Must Down

Brief joke item stating that what goes up must come down unless it remains in orbit, a playful science quip reflecting on gravity and space travel.

Weather outlook with isolated storms this afternoon

A mainly dry day gives a high near 8 with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Tonight and Wednesday bring more showers and storms with a low around 60 to 85 and a high near 70. Precipitation probability is about 80 percent tonight and Wednesday. Northeast winds near 16 to 15 mph late tonight. Sunrise 5 53 a.m. Sunset 9 62 p.m. Details on Page A 3.

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Supreme Court Rules Free Education For Illegal Alien Children

The Supreme Court votes 5-4 that children of illegal aliens have a right to free public education. The ruling extends equal protection to illegal aliens and could affect access to other programs such as food stamps and Medicaid. Justice Brennan argues costs are outweighed by the need to educate these children.

Washington UPT Supreme Court

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