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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1980
Page
4
A blind date with Charles ends after 30 minutes alone at his apartment and a dismissive return. He later texts to insist she stay and denies accountability. DEAR ABBY suggests leaving was justified as the host acted unacceptably.
A reader asks how long to wait for marriage when partner is not ready. Abby counters with a July Fourth fireworks limit. A separate note notes a wife’s karate strength affecting marriage prospects. Abby replies that marriage survives not by strength but commitment and romance.
Lorain County Community College trustees heard proposals from two Elyria area cable firms to hook LCCC into the system with an offered college channel. One bidder, Teleprompter of North Ridgeville, would provide a dedicated channel for Courses by Television to cut WVII Channel 25 air costs, offset by hiring an extra staffer and equipment purchases. The college will seek legal counsel to study contracts and channel use before moving forward, while also noting equipment acquisitions including IBM computer system components, a microfilm reader, and 20 IBM typewriters in recent purchases.
A census of residents from North Ridgeville and surrounding towns lists Roger Wilger a 22 sand blaster and Lauren Mack an 18 waitress at two addresses. Ronald Irvan 29 fore man and Deborah Galla gher 25 share Buford Shores Lorain. Freddie Rose Garrison 30 secretary lives at 180 College Park Dr. John Jones 19 and Tamela Ellis 19 reside in Lorain. Stanley Sitar 27 apprentice electrician with Janice Bailey 33 at Oberlin. Robert Canter 20 maintenance worker and Edna Slumska 26 near Amherst.
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