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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1985
Page
4
New York researchers report that ultraviolet light may hinder the immune system’s ability to fight skin cancers. Kidney transplant patients show higher skin cancer rates, linked to immune suppression and sun exposure, with stronger risks for melanoma.
The US Conference of Mayors says Reagan 1986 budget cuts will eliminate or sharply reduce most federal urban programs. Cities face an $20 billion, 18 percent grants reduction. Testimonies in Syracuse East Chicago and Charleston cite job losses and stalled neighborhood revitalization.
Rep. James Traficant introduces a bill directing a federal update of the 120 mile Lake Erie to Ohio River canal study. The measure aims to boost regional economies via northern shipping routes, flood control, recreation, and defense benefits. The House Public Works and Transportation Committee can act at its discretion.
Sgt Alex Drabik of Ohio led the invasion across the Rhine on March 7 1945 becoming the first allied soldier to cross the Ludendorff Bridge since Napoleon 139 years earlier. Forty years later he returned with 131 fellow veterans and their wives for a reconciliation ceremony with former German troops. The Remagen bridge later fell and a banner reading Cross the Rhine with Dry Feet was revived for the ceremony.
The Senate Budget Committee remains deadlocked over canceling or freezing 1986 cost-of-living adjustments for 35.5 million Social Security recipients. Domenici predicts a freeze may prevail, while Moynihan Hollings and others push varied approaches. The vote split 13-8 against Domenici and 12-9 against Moynihan.
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