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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1994
Page
2
A compact feature explaining how composting turns kitchen scraps into nutrient rich soil. It discusses benefits like soil moisture retention and texture improvement, the role of microorganisms and worms, and compares composting with landfilling methane emissions. It notes waste reduction from recycling and community programs, with a simple start suggestion.
Thomas Takashi Tanemori, raised amid Hiroshima’s ruins, moves from early anger to a joint venture with a Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientist. He aims to develop electronic tag devices aiding visually and hearing impaired users with multilingual, emergency capable guidance. Funding hurdles loom as prototypes near field tests.
In 1987 Tanemori learned he has retinitis pigmentosa, an inherited blindness likely linked to an atomic blast exposure. He proposed a tape guided city tour for the blind and, guided by Rep. Bill Baker and Moore of a research lab, pursues a $3 to $5 million, 3–5 year program to develop practical aids and standards. Tanemori eyes a new beginning as Moore seeks funding and collaboration.
Ardys Van Horne 88 and Kathryn Lachner 82 were found shot to death Sunday in their Pine Run Retirement Community apartment in Doylestown Pennsylvania. A note signed by both women cited unending health problems and euthanasia denied in America, describing their choice as the only way out. The coroner said Van Horne killed Lachner with a 38 caliber pistol then shot herself, dying from internal bleeding. The bodies were found by a security guard after they did not attend lunch. Both women had lived together for decades and were well liked in the community, noted as artists and active residents.
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