09 Oct 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1986
Page
1
North Olmsted Mayor Yvonne Petrigac aims for quick roof fixes at the recreation complex to ward off snow weight damage with bids under 5000 accepted, while council threads a long term $12000 engineering study through Recreation Committee.
Berea City Council approves a pilot to plow driveways of 50 to 75 qualifying seniors and disabled residents after snowfall exceeding three inches. Project cost about 4500 dollars. applicants must be 62 or older or disabled, with low income and no capable household helper, and must apply by November 14 through the recreation department.
North Olmsted Mayor Yvonne Petrigac says the city will continue running the school crossing guard program if the Board of Education pays 46,000 for the service An emergency ordinance raises the pay for non uniform police employees from 3 70 to 3 90 per hour while benefits are not involved The idea of BOE reimbursement is under discussion with neither side yet committing to a payment plan
Congress, after funding the government for two more days, faces a pre summit clash with President Reagan over arms control as it struggles to complete a long term fiscal bill for 1987. The stopgap measure extends the 99th Congress into next week as lawmakers aim to adjourn and campaign.
In our town Phil Hicks profiles Vance and June Deubel who ran a self-serve produce stand using an honor system. The piece notes the stand works and highlights bargain coupons offered with today’s 25 cent C T.
Mike Scott fans 14 to power a 1-0 Houston win over the Mets. Dan Coughlin says the Indians need one more hurler to be a contender. Also in sports a National Hockey League preview. Dan Rather heating incident noted as an intriguing case for Sherlock Holmes on page E-7.
An American captured after Sandinista forces shot down a rebel supply plane is described as a delinquent and will face Nicaraguan courts. Eugene Hasenfus of Marinette, Wisconsin, faces no charges yet, while Sandinista officials say the cargo tied to a CIA operation. The government protests US intervention and seeks dialogue, and Hasenfus will be allowed to meet with US Embassy officials.
The blurb notes clearing skies and frost overnight with a Friday high near 30s. It mentions page A-3 for details and emphasizes two influential documents, Forms 1040 and 10404, shaping government.
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