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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2007
Page
9
Theresa A Kara nee Casper 74 of Elyria died Thursday April 12 2007 at home after a short illness. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM at Gluvna Shino Hromada Funeral Chapel 3224 Broadway Ave Lorain. Complete arrangements will be announced.
Donald G. Uszak known as Yash dies at 78 in Avon Lake after a long illness. He served in World War II as a Navy veteran and worked at Fruehaus Trailer Avondale Golf Course and USS Kobe Steel retiring in 1990. He leaves wife Ruth four sons Richard Michael Dennis Dale and two sons in law and three grandchildren. Memorial service Monday April 16 at St Joseph Church Avon Lake with private interment.
William L Wilshere 75 of York PA died April 11 2007 at Memorial Hospital of York He was born April 20 1931 in Miami FL He served in the US Army National Guard during the Korean War and retired from J C Penney Auto Center in 1975 and Standard Motor Products Inc in 1994 He is survived by his wife Lois M Fullmer Wilshere a son four daughters eight grandchildren four great grandchildren a sister and other relatives Funeral from Etzweiler Funeral Home York on April 14 2007 with burial at Susquehanna Memorial Gardens Contributions to Margaret E Moul Home are requested.
A Columbus resident, Paul, 43, was arrested outside his apartment on charges of providing material support to terrorists and conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. The four year probe spanned three continents and eight countries. He trained with al Qaeda in the 1990s and allegedly aided plots against U.S. targets. Indictment notes stolen funds and communications with al Qaeda leadership. Local figures defend his character while prosecutors seek detention.
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Edward Francis Sopko 82 of Elyria died at home on Wednesday April 11 2007. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville.
Jean A Banister 66 of Elyria died Wednesday at St John West Shore Hospital Westlake after a short illness. Born February 23 1941 in Elyria she taught 35 years first grade at Fields Elementary North Ridgeville then Windsor Elementary Elyria retiring in 1998. Memorials to First Congregational United Church of Christ or Elyria Public Library.
Henry Bartholomew Cox, 69, a historian and lawyer who helped recover more than $250000 of Edison documents stolen from a New Jersey site, died April 8 in Fort Washington Maryland of Alzheimer's disease. He alerted a California professor's sale that led to the FBI sting and theft recovery. Cox received a Interior Department award and had a long career at National Archives and GWU.
Cincinnati mayor Mark Mallory joined a national coalition led by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to curb illegal gun sales. The ceremony also included suburban mayors and officials citing regional safety as a shared issue. Bloomberg announced a national TV and online campaign opposing the Tiahrt Amendment, pledging initial funding while calling for broader private support.
In Ohio the Board of Pharmacy revoked pharmacist Eric Cropp’s license after a deadly chemotherapy error. A 2 year old girl, Emily Jerry of Mentor, died from a lethal 24.4 percent saline solution instead of 1 percent. The case spurred calls for technician licensing and safeguards.
The Iee House, a historic ice business dating to 1929 near Chestnut Street, has shut operations after owner Lance Lance sold most accounts to Port Ointon company. He reflects on years of change, labor, and a tough market while two pets await a new home. The business faced dwindling accounts, rising costs, and an unclear future for the site and staff.
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