Grief Over Death of Willie Dad Remains Deep
The writer thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy after the death of her husband Willie Dad. She notes gratitude to aroma Baptist Church Larain Rev James Willams Carter Funeral Home pallbearers and those who sent flowers cars or helped in any way.
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Aroma Baptist Church
Larain
James Willams
Carter Funeral Home
Dovers of
Baite
Ruby Davis
Fire hydrant tests start in Elyria this week
Elyria firefighters will begin annual hydrant testing Monday and run weekdays for five to six weeks. Tests will occur from all city stations and may discolor water temporarily, but normal color should return soon.
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Prominent harness figure Kirkpatrick dies at 81
Kirkpatrick also known as McKinley Kirkpatrick, owner and breeder of harness horses, died today at Fayette Memorial Hospital in Washington Court House. He lived at 36 Rawlings Street, Washington Court House, for six months. He was cited as a leading amateur harness horse driver in the U.S. and formerly managed Grandview Race Track near Cleveland. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Kirkpatrick Funeral Home from 2 to 5 p.m. with Rev. Mark Dove and Rev. Phillip Brooks officiating, burial in Washington Cemetery.
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Collinsville
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Philadelphia
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Elmwood Cemetery
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New London
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Elyria
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Grandview
Betterway opens Ark boys home for troubled youths
Betterway Inc opens the Ark at 930 Middle Ave to shelter boys aged 9 through 14 in trouble or need of a temporary home. The facility, funded partly by a 25000 grant from the George Gund Foundation, marks a first resident, a 14 year old boy. The non profit operates additional youth homes, a girls home, a half way house for men, the Deli restaurant and the Search shop.
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Betterway, Inc
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Betterway
Rev Snyder Named Lorain Catholic High School Principal
Bishop James A. Hickey announced Rev William Snyder as principal of Lorain Catholic High School effective June 15. He succeeds Sister John Mary Baker, who led since May 1975. Snyder previously taught at LCHS in 1967 and directed religious education in 1969, and served as pastor at St Joseph Lorain 1972 to 1974. He was at Borromeo High School Wickliffe 1974 to 1976 and Borromeo College 1976 to 1978. He was ordained May 20, 1967 and earned a May 1974 master in education from St John’s Cleveland. He holds Ohio secondary teaching and pupil personnel certifications. He called Lorain Catholic his home ground and looks forward to returning to Lorain County and its students. His father is Mrs. Raymond F Snyder of Lyndhurst and brother Donald is an associate pastor at St Ansel’s Chesterland.
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Father Snyder
LCHS
St. Joseph Parish
Lorain
Lorain County
Kucinich postpones state of the city address
Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich indefinitely delays his state-of-the-city speech set for April 20 with Cleveland's three major television stations. Press secretary Andrew Jumewicz says the move avoids political controversy and denies campaign influence claims. The postponement was revealed Friday after Kucinich asked for 15 minutes of prime air time at 7 p.m. April 20.
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UPI
Dennis J. Kucinich
Andrew Jumewicz
Kucinich
Suit seeks Porterhouse fire investigation records
SANDUSKY The owners of the Porterhouse Hotel have filed a discovery lawsuit in Erie County Common Pleas Court to obtain all reports logs and records from the fire investigation deemed arson last July 29. Pen Ram Inc. seeks access to documents from Sandusky police and fire departments alleging denial. The blaze gutted the 146 year old Water Street hotel causing about 65000 in damage. Gary L. Wilson 32 has been indicted for aggravated arson in connection with the fire.
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Erie County Common Pleas Court
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Dewey St
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New London realtor sued over downtown site
Two New London area residents sue local real estate firm William H Bates and Son Ine and Bates individually in Huron County Common Pleas Court. James Bender and Thomas Mezick seek 50000 in compensatory damages and 110000 in punitive damages plus costs and fees over a downtown property sale awarded to the New London village. They allege their preexisting offer was not presented to the seller. A jury trial is requested and Cleveland lawyer Moses Krisley represents the plaintiffs.
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Cleveland
Seville man injured in two vehicle collision
A Seville man, Dale E. Hagans, 43, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after his jeep collided with a northbound pick up on Rt. 252 at the Lorain Cuyahoga County line. Ulysses E. Sampson, 52, of Medina, was not injured. Hagans was cited for driving while intoxicated and driving left of center.
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Loraim-Cuyahoga County
Dale E. Hagans
Southwest General Hospital
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
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Medina
Simpson
North Ridgeville girl 16 struck by car on bike
A 16 year old North Ridgeville High student remained in Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition after a bike collision with a car on April 8 near Rt 20 and Stoney Ridge Road. Her companion, Deborah Lash, 16, is home with leg injuries. The driver, Frank T Whalen 27, was charged with driving under the influence.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Roberta Auer
Rockpoint Circle
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Center Ridge Road
Rt. 20
Stoney Ridge Road
Frank T. Whalen
College Park
Henrietta Township Trustees Meet to Discuss Road Upkeep
A special meeting of Henrietta Township Trustees is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the township hall at Garfield and Vermilion Roads. Residents will discuss the year’s road maintenance plan and related issues.
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Garfield and
Vermilion Rds
Wellington boards impasse panel member named
Wellington board named Norwalk attorney Michael Fegen as its representative to the impasse panel to resolve stalled wage talks with the Wellington Education Association. A third member will be chosen within five days after WEA and the board agree. Some board members opposed portions of the decision, with discontent voiced by WEA president Wesley Carr about perceived board unwillingness to honor a March agreement.
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Wellington Board of Education
Norwalk
Michael Fegen
Wellington Education Association
WEA
James Lyon
Uniserv
Wilbur Haas
Lance
Wesley Carr
Haas
George) Maurer
Brunswick 35 teachers win jail protest closure
Coach Schneider hailed an uphill battle over as talks on a contract settlement for teachers progressed. Sue Vogt praised being released from jail and said the family reunion brought relief. A Crestview first grade teacher Shirley White returned to her husband and son, with students giving victory hugs and promising the lesson of standing up for rights. The group stayed united, vowing to press for what they believe in.
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Sue Vogt
Edwards Middle School
Shirley White
Crestview Elementary
Myron
Allen
Beach Rd
Sharon Township
John Reiss
Police hunt for fifth suspect in Elyria robbery chase
Police continue search for a fifth person in a high speed chase and manhunt after an attempted robbery in Elyria. An 18 year old and three juveniles were arrested near Norwalk after a 30 mile pursuit aided by helicopters and dogs. The youths are believed linked to the service station robbery attempt.
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Norwalk
Lukens Calls for Ferguson Probe in Kickback Funds
Republican state auditor candidate Donald E. Lukens urges the Ohio Ethics Commission to investigate Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson over undisclosed income from an employee kickback slush fund. Lukens spoke at a Columbus fundraising breakfast claiming Ferguson admitted in May 1977 that monies from the fund funded sports tickets tuxedo rentals and lunches.
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Ohio Ethics Commission
Thomas E. Ferguson
Columbus
Lukens
Cedar Point Board Declares 20 Cent Quarterly Dividend
The Cedar Point board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share on common stock payable June 15 to shareholders of record May 12.
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Probe continues in Avon Lake death probe
Dr. William Kishman Lorain County Coroner continued an investigation into the death of Lawrence R. Sylvester 25 found dead in an upstairs bedroom at 456 Avon Belden Road Avon Lake No visible injuries were found and further tests were planned for Monday There were no signs of a struggle in the home.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Lawrence R. Sylvester
Avon Belden Road
Kishman
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