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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1995
Page
5
Weather bulletin notes strong northeast winds up to 35 knots with gales tonight. Snow expected and waves rise to 7 to 9 feet offshore. Record high and low figures cited from prior years. humidity near 96 percent.
Ohio federal workers faced furlough decisions as offices prepared to close or stay open. Debra Rowland noted claims centers would open in Cleveland, Parma, Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton. Some services continued, including mail and essential personnel, while benefits and IRS hotlines faced limits.
Postmaster Myra Lyons says mail service continues but passport traffic will close. VA hospitals and the Dayton national cemetery remain open while disability pension education and home loan payments may cease within days. Social programs including Social Security welfare and food stamps are largely unaffected for now. Local OBES offices prepare for unemployment claims tied to federal workers.
After midnight White House talks, the standoff over an emergency spending bill centers on Medicare premium increases. Rivlin orders most federal workers to report, but about 800,000 may be sent home. Non essential services close including museums and IRS hot lines as talks continue with no compromise in sight.
In a tightly fought race, Guinta carried Wards 2 and 6 by large margins but lost Ward 4 and 7. Keys credited Larry Tanner with aiding Guinta in Ward 1 while noting debate over East Broad widening. McFrederick concedes his ward results show a decisive end to the contest.
Barbara Ann Acosta 35 of Foster Avenue died in a Cleveland hospital after a single car crash Oct. 10 on Clark Street. Her Mercury veered off the road hitting a tree at 145 Clark St. She was taken to BMH Regional Medical Center then flown to MetroHealth in Cleveland. Her mother Mary Lou Banville said she had not been well all summer and suffered a blackout that day.
Loewenstein Poultry expects more than 300000 gift turkeys and heavier hams across the Midwest and New England this season. The 101 year old company reports 4 million dollars in eight weeks and foresees at least five percent higher sales than last year as orders flood in since September.
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