Apple Creek deaths ruled natural. coroner says not suspicious
Apple Creek coroner Dr J T Questel said no deaths at Apple Creek State Institute since 1969 are suspicious. Officials from Apple Creek and Ohio Mental Health confirm ongoing investigations into alleged beatings, patient work in private business, and unlicensed medical practice, with findings due within two weeks.
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Apple Creek
Wayne County
J. T. Questel
Apple Creek State Institute
Attorney General’s Office
Lorain
Huron
Medina
Questel
Chronicle-Telegram
William G. Stover
Delaney
Institute
Girl trapped in garbage can rescued by firefighters
Tammy Huntley nine years old wedged herself in a garbage can while playing in the Charles Court area. Firemen Gregory Castle and David White cut her free with tin snips after hours of being stuck. Tammy, daughter of Ronald and Barbara Huntley, was taken to a hospital for a check-up and advised not to play with garbage cans.
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Tammy Huntley
Gregory A. Castle
David E. White
Tammy
Ronald Huntley
E. River St
Charles Court
Lorain County jobless rate hits 9.5 percent in February
Lorain County reports 9.5 percent unemployment in February, the highest since May 1961, with a national rate of 8.2 percent and Ohio at 9.2 percent. The civilian labor force edges up to 115,200 and total employed 104,200 while unemployment rises to 11,000. Transportation equipment gains while most other industries fall.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Donald Pawlczak
Lorain
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Pawlczak
Indus
Pawlizak
Wounded suspect held in Lorain man's slaying
In Lorain, a 25-year-old man wounded by the same caliber bullet as the killed John Maske is questioned as a murder suspect. Maske was found shot after an auto crash, police tie the suspect’s wound to Maske’s death. Coroner rules Maske’s death a homicide. Maske, once in Canton, had a violent record and leaves a large family. Police probe blood stains at the suspect’s home and await scientific results from local colleges.
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Lorain
John Maske
Maske
30Th St
Lorain County
William Kishman
Kishman
Canton
Carrollton
Malinovsky
28Th Street
Globe Avenue
John Malinovsky
Criminalistics Las
Lorain County Community College
Masef
13Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Hearing set in Berea husband slaying case
Helen Peterson 29 of 666 Shakespeare Ave remained in Berea City Jail on bond after arraignment on voluntary manslaughter charges in the Tuesday shooting death of her 26 year old husband Harold Peterson. A preliminary hearing was scheduled as police described a struggle during which a .22 pistol fired as she tried to leave with their two year old daughter.
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Berea
Helen Peterson
Shakespeare
Harold Peterson
Peterson
St. Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
Greyhound service complaints prompt public hearing
Residents from Westlake and North Ridgeville accuse Greyhound Bus Line of late buses and trash on the Elyria Cleveland run. PUCO spokesman John Ledingham says a hearing will be announced soon, with a likely North Ridgeville or Westlake venue.
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Greyhound
Elyria
Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
North Ridgeville
Sally Richards
Margaret Scatt
Center Ridge Road
Miss Seatt
Forest supervisor Coston reassigned to Washington post
Tom Coston, longtime Bridger Teton National Forest supervisor since 1973, has been transferred to Washington DC to serve as a special assistant to the deputy chief for the National Forest Administration. A North Carolina native, he has previously worked in Montana Utah and other USFS roles.
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Jackson
Elyria woman nicknamed Good Samaritan stabbed during mugging
Mrs. Lucille Francis, 41, mother of six, intervened in a West Avenue mugging at 10 30 pm. She was stabbed in the stomach and is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Warden Brooks, 39, was attacked while walking nearby. both incidents involved a switchblade. Brooks identified the assailants but did not know their names.
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Elyria
Lucille Francis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Francis
West Ave
Mrs. Francis
Free Easter flowers spark chaotic crowd at Avon greenhouse
Kenneth Long, owner of Long's Wholesale and Greenhouse in Avon, faced a bedlam turnout as thousands descended for 6,000 leftover Easter plants. By 10 a.m. most plants gone amid traffic jams, minor accidents, and fist fights. Long defended charging after a free plant, with $1 then $2.50 per plant once giveaways ended.
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Kenneth Long
Long
Center Rd
Avon
Helen
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Massillon State Hospital
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Moritz
Chronicle- Telegram
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Lansing
Mich
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NASA
Washington
UPI
Space
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
Denver Zoo
Rocky
Elyria ‘Good Samaritan
Warden Brooks
Garden St
Brooks
West Avenue
Seventeenth Street
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