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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1982
Page
2
A fire prevention column marks Fire Prevention Week with updated 1981 figures on deaths injuries and losses and offers practical tips. Emphasizes extinguishing cigarettes matches keeping lighters away from children avoiding cord hazards professional wiring naval storage of oily rags and paints and safe handling of flammable materials.
Dear Abby outlines indoor fire safety steps including drills and a meeting place. It stresses smoke detectors, extinguishers, and careful evacuation, with advice on escaping through windows and calling the fire department from a neighbor’s home. The column notes a booklet on fire safety and wedding booklets available for purchase.
The Democratic Women of Lorain County sponsor a mini convention at 7 30 p m Oct 13 in DAW Hall 5300 Baumhart Road Lorain. Voters may meet Democratic State District and County candidates and refreshments are provided.
Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Lowell Street bank with Dr Shya Chitaley discussing Fossil Fuels. Various groups including Lorain County Electrical Association and Lakewood Photographic Society host talks, tours, and mini salons through the week at official venues. attendees urged to RSVP or attend free events.
UCLA researchers report standard cuffs misread obese arms causing 37 percent of apparently normal readings to be labeled hypertensive. Arm circumference over 13 inches requires large or thigh cuffs. guideline notes 13 to 16 inches calls for large cuff. First Congregational Church Women meet Wednesday as Oberlin professor Arnie Klukas speaks on rebuilding Coventry Cathedral.
A rural sale in Brighton Ohio on October 9 1982 at 12 30 PM lists tractors including John Deere Series 50 and 40 plus hay tools a 60 combine new canvas Belts and many farm implements. Household goods as well with sale order noting auctioneer names Rundle and Rumbaugh.
A USDA ARS researcher led tests on roadside trees to identify species that tolerate road salt and ozone. Eastern white pines proved sensitive to salt spray, while Japanese and Swiss pines showed greater resilience. Salt tolerance varied among pin oak honey locust and pagoda trees, with dogwood and sycamore faring poorly. Among species, ginkgo may offer the strongest salt tolerance. Eastern white and bristlecone pines topped tolerance to ozone, followed by Austrian southwestern white and Japanese black pines.
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