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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1985

Page

1

Reagan and Gorbachev begin Geneva talks with blackout

At Geneva the leaders held a private extended session and agreed to a news blackout on details of their talks. Officials said there would be no details until the meetings conclude, while translators attended the private start and hopes for progress were voiced by Reagan and Gorbachev.

Geneva Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev U.S Speakes Gorbachev Chauteau

Recounts Set in Five Lorain County Races

Lorain County boards certify results to the secretary of state with four general election recounts and one recount on an issue. North Ridgeville Ward 1 saw William Pais 686 over Jane Sweda 685. Oberlin High School modernization approved by 10 votes after absentee ballots. Amherst auditor Marilyn Jacobik defeated Shaun Schrader by 28 votes. Schrader may request recount at her expense. Turnout countywide was 40 percent.

Elyria Lorain County Secretary of State’s Office North Ridgeville William Pais Jane Sweda Gilbert Cornish Louis Kordish Oberlin Oberlin High School Wolf Amherst Marilyn Jacobcik Shaun Schrader

Have we got them today nine full pages of offers

Nine full pages of money saving offers for CT readers and shoppers. Local promos include discounts on groceries appliances and household items with highlighted savings and retailer names. Readers are urged to compare prices and clip coupons for maximum value.

Ambulance crews move to ground-floor EMH space in Elyria

Elyria EMS will be housed on the hospital ground floor behind the emergency room to cut response times. Raymond Strohacker said crews can reach ambulances across the street in under a minute, down from delays of up to nine minutes when based on the sixth floor. The move includes adding heaters to ambulances to prevent freezing and allow equipment to stay loaded, costing 150 to 200 dollars per unit. Mayor Keys and a health commission committee will monitor the impact on response times.

Elyria Elyria Ems Elyria Memorial Hospital Raymond Strohacker Strohacker Donald Taylor Lorain Area Ambulance Service Michael Keys Judith D’araica

Lincoln Speech Echoes From 1863 Anniversary

A clipped note recalls Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address spoken 102 years ago today. The brief item mentions weather blurbs and references page C-1 for details.

City Council OKs wastewater bids for plant upgrade

Elyria city council authorized Mayor Keys to advertise bids to upgrade the Wastewater Pollution Control Plant on Gulf Road. The project, about 29 million, should be completed by Dec 31 1988 under EPA settlement terms with bid opening Jan 30 and construction starting May. The city已 received an 18.3 million EPA grant. sewer rates may rise from 9.40 to 14 monthly for average households, potentially reaching 27 by 1992.

Elyria Michael Keys Gulf Road Keys U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA U.S. District Court Cleveland Council Black River

Indians Love Still Strong In Cleveland Says Chronicle Poll

A Chronicle-Telegram straw poll shows readers favor keeping the Cleveland Indians despite calls for relocation. With over 3 to 1 support, locals praise the team as a lifelong city fixture even as Commissioner Peter Ueberroth and owner discussions loom.

Cleveland Indians Cleveland Chronicle-Telegram Peter Ueberroth Ueberroth National Press Club Washington, D.C Indians Peter Bavasi

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