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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1980

Page

3

What Women Want From Men Says A Thoughtful Woman

A Elyria newspaper column explores why some men hide vulnerabilities and how women respond. The writer suggests artists and thinkers embody a fuller, candor filled masculinity, contrasting with men who mask feelings for security or status, and notes women often respect the risk of self revelation. The piece concludes the initiative rests with men to choose openness.

Cable firm not upfront on all options revealed

Teleprompter customers learn late that premium channels can be mixed with basic and minimum services. Packages include Four Star at 27.80 or Two Star at 14.90 with substitutions such as the 24 hour Movie Channel. Residents say sales reps did not disclose these choices during signup.

Showtime Teleprompter Russell Chronicle-Telegram Rob Russell John Pitts Root Road Pitts Thomas Gass Terry Trakas Tsaea

Coal mine owner backs Reagan after Carter ad airing

Saundra Downend of Orrville, a coal mine owner featured in a Carter campaign ad, met Ronald Reagan at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and said she will vote for him. She criticized Carter aides for not seeking permission to use her image and cited EPA coal restrictions impacting her high sulfur mine.

Cleveland UPI Orrville Saundra Downend Carter Ronald Reagan Downend Reagan Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Steubenville U.S. Environmental Protection Agency White House

Reagan Voices Energy Shift in Cleveland Crowd

Former President Reagan attacked Carter energy policy in Cleveland, faulting coal and oil measures while urging deregulation and natural gas freedom. He cited 22,000 coal miners idle nationally and 5,000 in Ohio, highlighting unemployment amid a 4,000 attendee crowd and security from about 100 police.

Reagan Carter Ohio U.S Shah Cleveland Ronnie Nancy America Secret Service Chicago Vietnam

Army chaplain fined for sex harassment in Germany

Captain James R. Johnson, a 41 year old black U S Army chaplain from Prescott Arkansas, was fined 3000 dollars for using obscene language and unbecoming conduct in describing lewd fantasies to a female assistant in Wuerzburg West Germany. He contends racism influenced the proceeding.

Wuerzburg West Germany UPI Army James R. Johnson Johnson Prescott Ark R. L. Wetzel U.S. Army

Cleveland mayor objects to Reagan endorsement tone

In Cleveland Ronald Reagan did not receive the full backing he sought from Mayor George Voinovich. After a private 30 minute City Hall meeting the mayor bluntly criticized Reagan for urban policy gaps noting unemployment and Northeast needs. He said he would vote for Reagan but urged concrete programs and fair federal aid for the region.

Cleveland UPI Ronald Reagan George Voinovich Voinovich Reagan City Hall Ohio

Reagan mocks Carter as Kennedy quips and cites Churchill

Reagan jabbed at Carter during a Cleveland appearance, invoking Churchill to mock alleged Carter lies and quoting Edward Kennedy on Carter's surprises. The event drew travel crews, foreign reporters, and a split response from Black attendees, with two backing Reagan and two backing Carter.

Cleveland Reagan Jimmy Carter America Winston Churchill Winston Edward M. Kennedy Carter Unem

FBI raided Newark area stores and home in tape seizure

FBI agents confiscated thousands of stereo tapes labels and packaging in raids on People's Stereo and Utopia Alta Sound in Newark and the residence of Donald R Shannon Jr Thornville Ohio Some tapes were taken from Shannon's home and the rest from the two businesses ongoing investigation moves ahead in Columbus.

Newark UPI FBI People's Stereo Utopia Alta Sound Donald R. Shannon Jr Thornville Ohio Tom Mitchell Columbus Shannon People’s Utopia

Ohio Lottery Daily Numbers Winning Number 214

UPI reports the daily numbers game in Ohio drew 214 as the winning number. Ticket sales reached 631,372.50 dollars with a total payoff of 615,850.50 dollars.

Cleveland UPI Ohio Lottery

Mother may sue over inmate death in Lima hospital

The mother of 20 year old Olmsted Falls resident Steven McKay, who died in Lima State Hospital from an overdose of Trilafon, a mood drug, says she may file suit. A Toledo court testimony identified the overdose as the cause, with Dr. Travino of the Ohio Department of Mental Health testifying. McKay had been detained since January on aggravated burglary charges and declared unfit to stand trial.

Olmsted Falls Olmsted Fallsman Lima State Hospital Steven McKay Toledo Joseph J. Travino Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation McKay Hanna Pavilion University Hospitals

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