08 Mar 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1981
Page
1
Outside cloudiness brings scattered snow flurries through Monday. Daytime highs in the 30s with tonight's low in the 20s. Monday highs 35 to 40. Snow chances 50 percent today and 40 percent tonight.
The five leading Japanese automakers Toyota Nissan Honda Mazda and Subaru agreed to voluntary limits on exports to the United States potentially cutting 1982 shipments to about 1.5 million vehicles this year a drop from last year’s 1.9 million. The move follows pressure from U.S. negotiators and could be announced before Prime Minister Suzuki visits Washington.
Defense starts Monday as Dr. Leonard Faymore fights Ohio Medical Board charges accusing him of improper narcotic prescriptions to undercover agents and patients. State witnesses say Faymore prescribed after checking only vitals. defense claims undercover agents lied. Separate clinics in Eaton Township and Greenwich were cited.
Associates insist the organization did not regret refusing to negotiate with Bitterman's leftist captors. His brother Craig says the death may bolster Christian missionary work. memorials and services are planned as his body is returned. Bitterman, 28, from Lancaster, was a husband and father of two, shot after 48 days hostage in a guerrilla aftermath.
Ohio Bell and other companies expanded information lines since the 1920s, offering time, weather, sports scores, psychological tips, humor lines, and transit reports. Bob Shimer notes rising investment with limited calls, aiming to deliver current studies, stories, and entertainment via Metrominute and a nationwide Sportsphone network.
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