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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1984
Page
29
A 65 plus work plan eases choosing Medicare Part B. Amendments wipe the 10 percent surcharge for late enrollment and allow immediate coverage the month after employer insurance ends. Part B premium rises to 15.59. A hospital costs rise up to 400 for 60 days. Public notices invite reader questions to Sunset Years, Elyria OH.
A humorous contrast between a father who embraces messy, active childhood and a mother who worries about spills, hygiene, and manners. He defends dirt, stunts, and rough play as essential learning, while she frets over health, homework, and etiquette. The piece ends noting she is raising one more than he is.
Chicago Tribune columnist notes Mondale's weak black outreach after debate praise. It argues black leaders fault Mondale's podiums and input, urging a shift to active black engagement to unlock a potential 20 percent bloc that could swing the race.
A former Lorain County Sheriff's Auxiliary sergeant endorses Democrat Martin Mahony for sheriff. He cites low department morale, lack of cooperation among agencies, and widespread police support for Mahony. The plea urges voters to back Mahony to avoid chaos and potential harm to deputies.
A 1984 Chronicle-Telegram editorial urges mass reforestation to combat dust storms and recharge the Ogallala aquifer. It cites FDR’s Prairie States Forestry Project planting 222 million trees, argues for windbreaks, and calls citizens to action in memory of Shelterbelt success.
Elyria Police Patrolmen's Association urges Lorain County voters to support Martin Mahony for sheriff on November 6. The letter, signed by Local 205 president Harlan Ray Riley, cites Mahony as a former deputy and city officer with strong commitment to interagency cooperation and public safety. A separate note criticizes a proposed roadway for harming park aesthetics at Dear Park and Elywood, favoring preservation of nature features like stepping stones.
The notice explains that letters must include a signature and address, though addresses are not published. It notes editors may edit letters and will reject libelous or in poor taste content. Signatures are required to publish, and writers’ names are usually retained.
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