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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1981

Page

1

Carter stays positive on Reagan and plans for future

Jimmy Carter says he will not attack President Reagan yet as his honeymoon lasts, and he hopes the new administration succeeds. He notes his post presidency life on his Georgia farm, selling the peanut warehouse for over a million dollars and a memoir deal worth up to two million, while Rosalynn looks forward to returning home. He predicts Reagan will face pressure on human rights arms control and the environment, and criticizes focus on new plants over people.

Prains UPI Jimmy Carter Reagan Carter United Press International Oval Office Bantam Books Washington Rosalynn Carter Georgia White House Virgin Islands

Westlake Elyria lead in regional gas well plugging program

Westlake and Elyria along with nearby Northeastern Ohio communities receive a large portion of state funds to plug abandoned gas wells posing fire and explosion risks. Elmer Clinesmith of the ODNR Division of Oil and Gas notes the area is getting the lion’s share of Idle Gas Well Fund money.

Westlake Elyria Ohio Elmer Clinesmith Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Oil and Gas Jion

State program funds plugging of hazardous wells in Westlake

The state program with a roughly 1 million dollar annual budget began three years ago to seal abandoned wells at a cost of 20 000 to 25 000 dollars each. Westlake has over 400 abandoned wells, with 14 earmarked for plugging using state funds including six in Clague Park and others on Horseshoe Drive Westwood and Walters roads and at Columbia and Westwood.

Clinesmith Westlake Elyria Cleveland Clague Park Patton Horseshoe Drive Westwood Walters Columbia

March cold snap nips cars as 50s give way to ice

After a Sunday warm spell, northwest cold air from Canada arrived and dropped temperatures. By 6 am the thermometer read 22 degrees as gusts over 40 mph blew away the brief spring. Rain turned to ice after midnight with about 0.4 inch rain and an inch of snow. Minor fender benders reported. flurries expected tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s. Winds west 16 to 20 mph. Sunrise 6:38 a.m. Sunset 6:35 p.m. Details on Page A-2.

National Weather Service Canada The Weather Service North Ridgeville Ray Diederich

Mystery hijacking ends with Canadian- American twist

In Damascus the long skyjacking concluded with a surprise when one of the three supposed Americans aboard turned out to be a Canadian using a U S passport. The others included Craig Clymore of California and Frederick Hubbell of Iowa, whose captivity and release dominated the drama. A Canadian diplomat joined the probe into potential drug connections as the saga wrapped up.

Damascus Syria UPS U.S Libya Pakistan Lawrence Clifton Mangum New York Afghanistan United States Frederick Hubbell Des Moines Iowa Frankfurt West Germany Hubbell Charlotte Jum and Helen Hubbell Jan Eriksson Italy Canadian External Affairs Department Ottawa Clymore Beirut

Pakistan 'surrendered' under hijacker threat in Damascus

AP reports Pakistan yielded to hijackers holding 101 captives on a Pakistani airliner after threats to kill American passport holders. Damascus diplomats say U.S. urged not to appease terrorists while aiming to end the crisis with minimal loss of life.

Hubbell Damascus Syria Pakistan United States U.S Islamabad Iran U S

Air traffic controllers in Oberlin seek pay, benefits

FAA Oakland region reports picketing at Oberlin and across Great Lakes centers as PATCO pushes for a $10,000 across the board raise, a 32 hour week, more control over equipment, and retirement after 20 years. The expired contract remains in effect pending a new agreement.

Oberlin Federal Aviation Administration FAA Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center Ed Zacovic Professional Zacovic House of Representatives Senate Cleveland Akron Toledo Pittsburgh Great Lakes Chicago Cleveland Center

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D.C el Salvador Nicaragua David) Stockman Rosalyn Robert Patton Clinesmth Accent Lawrence Mangum Lawrence Lome New York City State Department Kabul Mohammed Zia ul-Haq Zia Local 203 Far Left C-T Leslie Lapides Marcia Feldman PATCO
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