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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1982

Page

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Gasoline price gap widens between self and full service

Northern Ohio gasoline prices rose about 8.6 cents to 1.35 a gallon. The spread between self service and full service widened to 8 to 12 cents at company stations, with some Elyria outlets showing 1.23 to 1.44 a gallon. Officials warn further increases depend on consumption and refinery proximity.

Ohio American Automobile Association AAA Jerome Turk Bev Sunoco Cleveland St Sohio S.R. 10 S.R. 83 Brian Coughlin Turk Gene Stein Central Ohio Gasoline Dealers Association

Mosquito alert as county braces for encephalitis risk

Lorain County Health Department warns of possible large mosquito population after rainy June. Encephalitis carrying mosquitoes have been found in North Ridgeville, Sheffield Lake and Sheffield Township, with two local children contracting LaCrosse encephalitis last year. Symptoms include severe headache, fever and disorientation in a viral illness requiring rest and fluids. The Mosquito Control Program surveys and targets breeding sites and uses chemicals to kill larvae and adults.

Lorain County Ken Pearce Sheffield Lake Lorain North Ridgeville Sheffield Township Health Department

PLO seeks honorable Beirut retreat by boat after disarmament clash

PLO leaders in Beirut push for an honorable retreat by sailing most units out with flags flying while keeping personal weapons, rejecting Israel’s demand for full disarmament and bus transport to Syria. Arafat met Lebanese officials and may withdraw from west Beirut as Habib negotiates afresh amid ongoing cease-fire efforts. Indiana Pacers pick Kellogg. Bagley leaves college draft eligibility.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Israel Palestine Liberation Organization PLO West Beirut Tamami Salam Saeb Salam Yasser Arafat Shafik Wazzan Arafat

Lorain joins suit challenging state education budget cuts

Lorain school district voted 5-0 to join a class action challenging cuts to education funding since 1980 by Gov. James Rhodes. The suit seeks restoration of funds and blocks further reductions, with about 18 districts contributing up to 1,000 each.

Lorain James Rhodes Rhodes Richard Farrell Farrell Medina County Homer Smith Columbia South Amherst Oberlin State Board of Control West Virginia Ohio Cleveland

Weather Outlook Sees Pleasant Temps and Light Showers

Tonight the region warms to lows near 55 with a 10 percent rain chance. Wednesday stays mostly sunny with highs around 70. North east winds 16 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise at 5 56 a m and sunset at 9 05 p m. Details on Page A 3.

Hinckley says he helped Reagan presidency in insanity finding

John Hinckley Jr told Washington Post reporters in three phone interviews from a mental hospital that he believed he would be convicted, respects the jury for declaring him not criminally responsible by insanity, and says he helped Reagan by boosting his polls. He expressed sorrow for Brady but not for Reagan, and noted the presidency benefited from his actions.

Washington UPI John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan Washington Post Hinckley White House James Brady the Post

Rain floods streets as April showers extend into June

A near record 1.7 inches of rain fell overnight raising June’s total to 4.9 inches in North Ridgeville. Tuesday’s rain neared the 1957 date record and caused flooding on Lorain streets including Oberlin Avenue and Tower Boulevard. High water on Bagley Road in Olmsted Township prompted warning signs. In North Olmsted flood pumps drained the Little Deerfield Development while Bay Village reported no major flooding. The high reached 85 degrees as humid air lingered.

Hay Liederich U.S North Ridgeville Lorain Oberlin Avenue Tower Boulevard Flyta Bagley Road Olmsted Township Berea Corporation Bay Village

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