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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1979
Page
3
Officials respond to patient grievances by offering refunds and tightening oversight. Reductions target non medical costs while medical rates stay at an average of 156 dollars per patient. Complaints must be filed within 24 hours and reviewed by a patient care team and finance director.
Reports say Ugandan troops and border police moved into Tororo amid a chaotic border scene. Residents fled across front lines as exiles joined in the town takeover, with officials citing casualties and ongoing fighting near the sanctuary in Kecva.
Vermilion residents face watch and wait as officials debate breakwall fixes and ice cutting. Residents report old flood controls and new pumps, while many prepared homes and businesses on the riverfront for ongoing flood risk. Local leaders cite safety and cost as tensions rise over prior lax enforcement and delayed response.
The parents of 7-year-old Bryan Powell sue Springfield city and officer John Wilson for 920000 alleging misuse of legal process after Bryan was hit by off duty Patrolman Mark Harris. Bryan had cuts and bruises and was hospitalized. The charge was dismissed by the Sangamon County state’s attorney due to age.
Bjorn Borg cancels matches in Sweden including those with John McEnroe after a Red Brigades threat to his life. He cites heavy publicity and will not play in Sweden again, canceling a contract with Gothenburg and skipping planned Davis Cup and Stockholms Open events. Police assign bodyguards amid mixed views on media impact on the threat.
Predominantly black East Side voters supported the tax. opposition to the Municipal Light System sale was strong but narrow. The light sale failed 2 to 1 as Dyke noted the mayor backed a historically popular stand. Surveys showed fears of higher light bills if Muny Light went private. The December 15 default and debt refinancing woes altered minds briefly, with layoffs looming as the decisive factor.
Owens-Illinois Glass Container Division announced a 6 percent price increase on glass container products effective April 14 citing rising costs for raw materials energy and freight. The report also covers Ohio stories from Linndale mayor admits radar use to slow traffic, rest stop conditions, a proposed minimum competency diploma bill, a Dayton officer shot, EPA utility regulation clash, Ohio Lottery numbers, Steubenville nurses contract, and CET pollution control spending.
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