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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1983

Page

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EPA orders Elyria to meet wastewater standards or face fines

The EPA orders Elyria to meet Clean Water Act limits for phosphorus and pollutants dumped into Lake Erie. Mayor Keys says the city could face up to 10000 dollars in daily fines and loses time due to lack of federal funding for a 45 million modernization, with Elyria ranked 119th in priority.

Elyria U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Cution Michael B. Keys Lake Erie EPA Keys Lake Ewe

Lebanese air force bombs in first sortie of civil war

The Lebanese air force conducted its first combat sortie in 10 years targeting Druse and PLO forces near Souk el Gharb. A Hunter Hawker jet crashed in the Mediterranean during the operation. the pilot bailed out and was rescued by a U.S. Navy ship off Beirut. No casualties reported amid retaliatory shelling near the U.S. and British embassies.

Beirut Lebanon Mediterranean PLO U.S Charles Rowe Reagan Rowe Yousek Atrissi U.S. Navy Iwo Jima Souk el-Gharb Palestine Liberation Organization

Browns top Bengals 17 7 in Thursday night NFL clash

Ozzie Newsome secured a Browns touchdown in the first quarter to seal a 17 7 win over the Bengals amid a televised audience. Ray Mancini defended his WBA lightweight title with a ninth round knockout at Madison Square Garden. Indians owners announce the team is on the sales block and will consider out of town offers.

Browns Ozzie Newsome Bengals Newsome Gene Krebs Youngstown Ray “Boom Boom Mancini

Oberlin parents challenge Flowers for Algernon in high school

An Oberlin advisory committee will review a complaint by Paul Cornish’s parents over the novel Flowers for Algernon used as suggested outside reading in the high school English class. They object to sexual content and say freshmen should not be exposed to such material.

Oberlin Algernon Cornish Brubaker John Randall Oberlin High School Paul Cornish Paul

Ex-principal pleads no contest to sexual imposition charges

Ronald FE Reimer 39 of Grafton pleaded no contest in municipal court to four counts of sexual imposition involving three 13 year old boys. He admitted inviting the youths to Forest Elementary School and his car in June to August, four incidents. Reimer served as principal at Hamilton and Franklin elementary schools in Elyria from 1971 to 1980 and taught in Michigan and Ohio. He postponed sentencing to 1 30 p m on October 18. He will receive counselling and has been treated for low mood since the charges. He is represented by attorney Robert E. Lessing. The North Olmsted Police Det. Frank Viola filed the case.

Rocky River Ronald FE Reimer North Olmsted Frank Viola Law Road Grafton Forest Elemen Elyria Robert E. Lessing Milton Holmes Hamilton and Franklin Flint Mich Lakewood Spruce

Garfield becomes star of CT color comics on Sundays

The Sunday star highlights Garfield as one of the world’s most popular comic strip characters. The note invites readers to enjoy the CT comics color lineup each Sunday with Dorothy Louden presenting a show titled The Best of Everything.

C-T Color Comics Garfield CT Comics Dorothy Louden

Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible

Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers and a low near 52. Winds from the southwest around 15 to 18 mph. Saturday should be mostly sunny with a high near 72. Pollen count listed as 5. Details on Page A-3.

Guyton Ordered to Provide Second Dental Impressions

Ernest Guyton Jr. facing the death penalty in Lorain County for the April 12 murder of Mildred White. a judge ordered a second dental impression sample after his attorneys sought to protest the first test. Prosecutors used a search warrant to obtain the sample, citing risk to Guyton’s teeth. The case ties to bite mark evidence on White’s abdomen and to actions at Hart Plaza.

Elyria Ernest Guyton Jr Guyton Reeves Road Lorain Mildred White Hart Plaza Lorain County Miss White Harris Gregory A. White White Bradley Burge Gayton

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