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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
1
Social Security officials say Medicare hospital insurance will rise to 161 billion in 1977 from 136 billion this year. about 24.7 million people are eligible now and 25.3 million next year. average stay costs about 1600 per patient and new co pay levels for days 61 to 90 and post hospital care are outlined.
ISO announces homeowner renter and condo insurance rate hikes total 16 percent on average for Ohio policyholders from Friday. Major firms Nationwide Allstate and State Farm are not ISO members. Variations by region exist with Greater Clevelanders seeing about 15.6 percent, while Lorain and rural counties may see smaller increases.
Mild conditions with partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow. Lows expected in the mid to upper 40s, highs in the upper 60s to around 70. Rain chances about 10 percent. Winds variable at 16 mph or less tonight. Sunrise 7:23 a.m., sunset 7:11 p.m. Lorain pollen high at 71 yesterday low 48, today 5 a.m. Details on Page D-1.
UAW Vice President Ken Bannon took a break from bargaining to join Lorain Ford pickets. He spoke with local leaders John Hunter Ward and Mike Poborence about strike strategy before resuming talks with Ford negotiators.
Elyria will not host any planned swine flu vaccination sites in Lorain County. Dr John Bartone and Dr Henry Marsho, co chairs, cited construction at Lorain County Community College and traffic at Midway Mall as reasons. Three confirmed sites are Oberlin College Philips Gym, Admiral King High School gym, and Midview Junior High near Grafton, with a possible Sheffield Shopping Center site. Mass clinics run Nov 6 12 20, subject to vaccine delivery.
Late night fires destroyed four buildings in Youngstown amid a citywide strike by police and firefighters leaving 12 of 13 fire stations closed. Three fires were in a housing project under construction and labeled arson by Fire Chief Panno. Nine nonstriking officers and neighbors aided, eight volunteers responded. Police and sanitation also disrupted. guardsmen considered but no request filed.
Daniel A Corn, 18, of Elyria pled guilty to assaulting Elyria High School home economics teacher Ellen Andrews after entering Room 314 shortly before 3 pm. He was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail with delayed execution and a record. Corn, a special education student, will face a school hearing and likely expulsion. Judge Horn delayed the sentence. Corn posted 1000 dollars personal bond and remained jailed until processing. Andrews required minor injuries.
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