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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1982

Page

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Winter’s Record Snowfall and Unusual Pattern Highlight Spring

A local recap notes winter 1977-78 was above average yet milder than historic peaks and colder snaps, with 56 inches December and 15.9 in January, 40 snow events at 1.4 inches each on average, and December 13 days of snow. pattern shifts and lingering weather lore frame the season as spring arrives.

Diederich

Shuttle on schedule for Monday launch

Engineers loaded hydrogen and oxygen aboard the space shuttle Columbia ahead of Monday launch. Astronauts Jack Lousma and Gordon Fullerton prepared to fly from Houston. Lousma called the mission a seven day, 115 orbit flight and praised the preparations. The shuttle train from Edwards AFB to White Sands was set to arrive tonight. Landing would target White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico with final simulator work completed in Houston.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPI Columbia Jack Lousma Gordon Fullerton Houston Lousma Kennedy Space Center John Talone Edwards Air Force Base Calif White Sands The Space Agency Santa Fe Railroad White Sands Missile Range New Mexico Fullerton Northrup Southwest Skylab Space Station

Weather rises in rivers and streams tonight

Significant rises in river and stream levels are likely by tonight with showers and thunderstorms and overnight low temperatures in the upper 30s. Cloudy Sunday features after noon showers and highs near 45 as printed on Page A 3.

Mount St Helens erupts twice in six hours

Mount St Helens erupted twice within six hours sending an ash plume over northern Oregon and a three mile high cloud over the crater region. A mudflow raced down the Toutle River forcing evacuations along the banks while authorities closed and later reopened Interstate 5. No injuries were reported and flood warnings were canceled by dawn.

Vancouver Wash UPI Mount St. Helens Toutle River Washington Oregon Cowlitz National Weather Service Army Corps of Engineers A.B. Adams University of Washington Larry Vashall State Department of Emergency Services

Loneliness blamed for Lorain High gunshot at lunch

Lorain 17 year old Michael Sylvester told police he shot himself due to loneliness at school. He was hospitalized in serious condition after the Wednesday morning incident in a crowded Lorain High cafeteria. Police and principal noted limited signs of distress and that the gun belonged to his parents with possible juvenile court involvement to determine charges.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Michael Kocak Kocak Michael Sylvester New Jersey Ave Sylvester Lorain High School Thomas Ballish Ballish Lorain County

Bus driver cleared in Westlake death

A Municipal Court judge acquitted Patricia Tiedemann 51 of negligent vehicular homicide after ruling there was no material departure from due care in the January bus incident that killed nine year old Preeti Sandhu in Westlake. The defense motion dismissed the four day trial path and the driver wept with relief.

Rocky River Westlake William J. MccCrone Patricia Tiedemann Hickory Trail North Ridgeville James Dakar McCrone Jeffrey Largent

Love That Stood The Test Of Time Marriage Celebration

Elyria couple Frank and Alice Mottola mark 64 years of marriage as CT staff writer Mary Waltz probes their views on love and partnership in Sunday's Accent section. CT also profiles Pauline Tomasek overseeing Lorain County Community College's new Children’s Center where 100 children age 2 to 12 are cared for while students attend classes as Phil Hicks reports.

Frank Alice Mottola Elyria Mary Waltz Pauline Tomasek Lorain County Community College Phil Hicks

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