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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1980
Page
4
Weather area forecast notes rain or showers covering the lower Ohio Valley to the Gulf Coast while the rest of the region sees generally fair weather.
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers or thunder showers through Tuesday. Tonight's low around 50. Tuesday highs near 60 in the north and 70 in the south.
North to northeast winds around 10 knots tonight. Scattered showers and patchy fog reported. Waves two feet or less.
The forecast calls for fair weather from Wednesday to Friday with daily highs in the 70s on Wednesday and upper 70s to low 80s on Thursday and Friday. Lows will be mostly in the 50s.
Southwest Louisiana residents endured the worst flooding in 40 years with three deaths and millions in damage. National Weather Service warned thunderstorms and flash flood warnings would persist into late today as rainstorms and tornadoes hit the Gulf Coast, contributing to at least seven fatalities.
Navy Seaman Recruit Mark J. Rinehart completed basic training at the Naval Submarine School in Groton Connecticut. Pvt Clarence Garrett Jr and Pvt Todd A Read, both former local students, finished Army basic training at Fort Sill and joined the Army via delayed entry programs. Karen Reeder, a Strongsville High School senior, enrolled in the Army delayed entry program. Richard E Capelety, son of Mike and (Mary) Capelety, also completed basic training at Groton. The list also includes Thomas W Meadows, James A Kusinski, Leo Wasilewski, Spec 4 Beverly A Couch, Pvt Carl J Walter Jr, Pvt Brooks T Wilson, Pvt Guillermo Galindard, and others from Berea and Strongsville connected to Fort Knox, Fort Riley, and Fort Hood assignments.
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