Elyria nurse Kyoko N Smith 1931 2007 dies in Elyria
Kyoko Kyoko N Niwa Smith 78 of Elyria died April 6 2007 at North Ridge Health Center following a long illness born September 17 1931 in Nagoya Japan resident since 1954 employed as licensed practical nurse and central service technician at EMH Regional Medical Center for 30 years member of St Mary Catholic Church Elyria Japanese American Citizens League active with Elyria YWCA Oberlin Art Museum survived by two sisters and one brother in Japan husband Calvin Smith preceded in death by him in 1984 no visitation private graveside services at St Mary Cemetery Elyria arrangements by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home, Elyria.
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Kyoko Kyoko N. Smith
Niwa
Elyria
North Ridge Health Center
North Ridgeville
Nagoya
Japan
Smith Ywca
Oberlin Art Museum
Calvin Smith
St. Mary Cemetery
Bauer- Laubenthal Funeral Home
Chestnut Ridge Road
Kerr Beverage retiree Andrew Kerr died at 79 in Amherst
Andrew Jack Denney Kerr 79, of South Amherst, died April 10 2007 at Community Health Partners H and M Center ER. Born December 16 1927 in Crab Orchard KY he lived in the area 57 years. He worked 18 years at Cleveland Quarries and two years at Kerr Beverage in Lorain retiring 1990 as a mechanic. He was a member of Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church Amherst Stonington Masonic Lodge 503 and Lorain Teamsters Union. Survived by wife Dolly Denney 52 years, sons Charles Sr Lorain and Ronnie Vermilion, daughters Jackie Poyle South Amherst and Tracey Smith Oberlin, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, brothers Claud Dublin GA and Ray Lexington KY, sisters Mary King Lexington KY and Clarice Sumner Crab Orchard KY. Funeral services Friday 1 PM at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church Amherst. Burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Memorials to American Kidney Foundation.
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Andrew
Jack” Denney
South Amherst
Community Health Partners H &M Center
Crab Orchard
Cleveland
Kerr Beverage
Lorain
Jack
Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Amherst
Amherst Stonington Masonic Lodge
Lorain Teamsters Union
Dolly Denney
Barley
Charles, Sr
Ronnie
Vermilion
Jackie E Poyle
Tracey S. Smith
Oberlin
Claud
Dublin
Ray
Lexington
Mary King
Clarice Sumner
Dewey
Sally Denney
Simpson
Othomer
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Stonington Masonic Lodge
Baumhart Rd
Earl Conner
Carson Fraley
North Lake Missionary Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
American Kidney Foundation
Executive Blvd
Suite
Rockville
Kalida teen shadows Governor Strickland for day
Kalida High School junior Trent Smith spent a day in Columbus shadowing Gov. Ted Strickland. He toured the Statehouse, met staff, joined a health care meeting and a federal conference call, toured the governor’s mansion, and donated $300000 from inauguration funds to Second Harvest.
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Kalida
Columbus
Trent Smith
Ted Strickland
Chris Cupples
Trent
Kalida High School
Strickland
Chuck
Sharon Smith
Statehouse
Cupples
Federal
Department of Health and Human Services
Washington, D.C
Second Harvest Food Bank
State settles water slide suit in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture will pay 100000 to the family of Leonard Ward who died after a 36 pound wooden beam struck him on a water slide. Ward, 56, from Chillicothe, died two days later from a fractured skull at Long's Retreat and Family Resort in Pike County. The settlement covers the negligence claim against state amusement ride inspectors who allegedly failed to remove rotting beams. the department admitted no liability.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Leonard Ward
Chillicothe
Long’s Retreat
Pike County
Ohio
Ward
Geraldine
Leonard Jr
Ohio Court of Claims
Department of Agriculture
Runway Light Lenses Stolen at Darke County Airport
Versailles Ohio officials report thefts of red lenses from runway lights at Darke County Airport beginning last spring. Manager Dave Spillers says stolen lenses turn lights white, misleading pilots about runway length and posing safety risks during weekends and warm weather.
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Versailles
Darke County
Ohio
Dave Spillers
Spillers
Lorain district seeks new superintendent candidates
The Lorain school board aims to pick two finalists by mid next week. Biographies and photos of finalists will be published after selection. Current superintendent Morgan, 60, will retire July 31 after six years, earning $140,000, with the board not yet setting a new salary. Morgan will assist with transition and may teach college courses or work with a university program accrediting online courses.
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Donaldson
Newman
Lorain
Morgan
Lucasville Play Examines Prison Riot Convictions
ACLU staged drama Lucasville The Untold Story of a Prison Uprising opens near Lucasville Ohio on the 14th anniversary. The play questions the use of informant testimony leading to death sentences for five inmates and sparks protest from prosecutor Mark Piepmeier who calls the timing offensive.
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Lucasville
Portsmouth
Southern Ohio
Gary Williams
Larry Dotson
American Civil Liberties Union
Cleveland
Columbus
ACLU
Mike Brickner
Robert Vallandingham
Staughton Lyndh
Gary Anderson
Redding
Calif
Ohio
Mark Piepmeier
Kunta Kenyatta
Jerome Lennon
Kenyatta
LaMar
Anderson
Clarence Darrow
Search For Justice
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the Chronicle
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Beth L. Jokin
Lima News
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Associated Press
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Bette Pearce
Chroniciat
Jason Robb
George Skatzes
James Were
Carlos Sanders
Keith LaMar
Anthony Lavelle
Vallandingham
Lavelle
Robb
Skatzes
Were
Sanders
Sam Perry
Efi
Rich Haldi
Youngstown
Lessley Harmon
Namir Abdul Matten
First Unitarian Universalist Church of
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