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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1984
Page
1
Washington expects budget talks to craft next year's plan after Thanksgiving. White House aides cite limited options as the 178 billion dollar 1985 deficit looms, with vows to avoid income tax increases and protect Social Security and military spending.
Todd Groves a junior from Ausherst calls Peters Hall one of the largest barriers for disabled students at Oberlin College. The building houses the dean of students the registrar and the financial aid office. A Page C-1 feature examines problems faced by handicapped students and Groves.
The Reserve nipped an opponent by one point in a tense late game. Canton defeated King with a 40 to 6 score, while OSU rolled to a 52 to 3 victory to take first place in the standings.
Reports from Corinto say a second Soviet vessel, the Ekiptika, arrived at Nicaragua on the Pacific coast amid claims of MiG jet shipments. Officials cite the Bakuriani may have carried one or two Mi8 helicopters and possibly a Mi24, with both nations denying weapon transfers. Weather and local drills noted.
The American Cancer Society urges smokers to quit for at least one day and asks non-smokers to help. A Chronicle-Telegram staffer explains quitting and another defends smoking in a special Smokeout section.
An ex-smoker writes about nicotine use and the habit’s grip while recounting a September incident where a teacher forbade students from asking to use the lavatory. He compares gum nicotine to cigarettes, noting risks and the non inhalation delivery method.
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