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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1986

Page

11

Rhodes Running for Governor In Ohio Comeback Bid

In dawn light in Dublin Chuck Shipley helps veteran Ohio candidate Jim Rhodes campaign in a motor bus stop. Rhodes, 77, seeks to regain the State House after decades, citing past leadership and business ties while facing Gov. Celeste’s administration amid corruption headlines.

Dublin Chuck Shipley Jim Rhodes Life Magazine Lyndon Johnson Vietnam Kernt State University Rhodes Ohio State House Columbus State House Richard Celeste Shipley Gov Celeste Gary Cooper Cincinnati Home State Savings Bank Gov. Celeste Marvin Warner Home State Oxford Oxford University England James A. Rhodes

Von Bulow denies intent in wife’s coma testimony

Claus von Bulow testified he did not administer drugs to harm his wife Martha Sunny von Bulow and described her behavior before she fell into a coma. The witness faced questions from his stepchildren’s attorney while a separate $56 million suit and a $20 million counterclaim swirl around the case.

New York Claus von Bulow von Bulow Rhode Island Martha Sunny” von Bulow Alexander Auersperg Annie Laurie Auersperg Kniessl Auersperg Michael Armstrong

Benefit spaghetti dinner aids Columbia leukemia victim

A benefit spaghetti dinner is set for Saturday in the Columbia VFW Hall to raise funds for Brian Mace, a 1979 Columbia High School graduate receiving a bone marrow transplant in Seattle. Tickets cost 5 adults 3 for children under 10 with proceeds to the Brian Mace Fund.

Columbia Brian Mace Columbia Vfw Hall Royalton Rd Station Road Columbia-West River Road Columbia High School Seattle Wash Mace Lorain County Bank Cancer Center

Classroom cut irks Oberlin teachers

Oberlin teachers protest the loss of one Prospect Elementary intervention classroom for learning disability students amid a $98,000 state funding cut. Ten reassigned students now receive daily 40 minute tutoring, adding strain on staff and regular classrooms.

Oberlin Prospect Elementary Nancy Coleman Oberlin Ohio Education Association Teachers’ Union Anne Craig Prospect Coleman Union Gail Brubaker Board of Education Brubaker Ohio

IBM recommended to computerize Lorain city services

After 20 months of meetings Lorain council steering committee recommends hiring IBM for city computerization. The offer is firm until Oct 31 and a resolution of intent should be passed beforehand. Project cost ranges from 150000 to 750000 dollars with master computer in the city auditor’s office.

Lorain IBM Robert W. Hritsko Datlarge City Auditor's Office Landmark Hotel Rivers and Harbors Committee

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