Elyria area mourns multiple deaths in regional obits
Obituary notices report the deaths of Julia M. Krosky 74 of Butternut Ridge Road Avon Lake resident Stella A. Shutie 79 and Paul Cresson Berger 69 in Elyria area hospitals. Details include survivors Funeral arrangements and burial sites and church affiliations.
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Julia M. Krosky
Butternut Ridge Road
Krosky
Grafton Area
Cleveland
The
Assumption Church
Judy Sullivan
Elyria
Frederick Lacina
William Krosky
Henry
Robert
Two Amherst Obituaries Report Deaths of Abraham and Elbert
Thomas D. Abraham Sr 55 of 590 Tenney Ave Amherst dies with wife Mary Eason and two daughters among survivors. Viewing at Garland Funeral Home today 2 4 and 7 9 pm with wake at 7 pm and funeral Mass at St Joseph Church Wednesday. Elbert J. Elbert 73 of 41444 Butternut Ridge Rd dies survived by wife Helen two daughters and siblings. Visitation today 2 4 and 7 9 pm at Laubenthal Funeral Home with Christian wake at 8 pm. service Wednesday 9 am at the funeral home then Mass at St Mary Church burial at St Mary Cemetery.
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Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton
Funeral
Assumption Church
Mitchell S. Cieslik
St. Mary Cemetery
American Legion Post 118
Se. Sent
Amherst
Elbert Edward J
Butternut Ridge
Helen
Henke
Jeanne Scholtz
Carole Patjak
Sea Richard
Laubenthal Funeral Home
Washington Ave
St. Mary Church
Temperature guidelines may expire yet extended indefinitely
Carter era energy rules cap winter 65F and summer 78F in most public buildings and businesses. Officials see potential renewal, noting oil savings and broad compliance while several local schools and city halls report varied adherence and challenges without central air conditioning.
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Carter
U.S. Department of Energy
Elyria
Paul Stewart
North Ridgeville
Richard Noll
Amherst council seeks override of mayor veto on budget
Amherst council moved from compromise to override planning after a veto of the April 4 budget. Mayor DePaola warns the budget is non effective and threatens department shutdowns and payless days. A special override vote is set for Friday as state law and voting rules loom large.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Safety and Service Directors
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning Commission
James Solak
Plaza Drive
Arnold Koepp
Janet Wittenbrook
Dave Standen
Joe Toth
Solak
DePacola
Tom Sanborn
Council
John Wogan
International Association of Chiefs of Police Inc
House Budget Commission
Local Birth Announcements Include Several Newborns
The notice reports births at SaaS Allen Memorial on dates April 3 to April 7. It lists newborns including daughters to VARADY and CAMBARARE, a daughter to LEVY, a son to PAY, and sons to MOSS, with accompanying parental and residence details. Additional names include JOHN K. LYON and KENNETH R. BAILEY among others.
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Thomas A. Varady
Elyria
Dana A. Cambarare
Vermilion
Joseph Levy
Olmsted Falls
Madison Square Garden's landmark run draws huge crowds
The third Madison Square Garden opened in November 1925 and operated until February 1968 attracting about 250 million visitors across 144 event types.
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Madison Square Garden
Willowood Nursing Home to lay off 64 workers today
In Brunswick 64 Willowood Nursing Home employees will lose jobs as the state cuts daily payments to residents at Willowood, affecting about 200 staff and 100 mentally retarded residents. The dispute centers on $14.28 per resident and related Medicaid funding, with a temporary restraining order in place.
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Brunswick Nursing Home
Brunswick
Willowood Nursing Home, Inc
Willowood
Robert Trivanovich
Trivanovich
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Rudy Magnone
Hadcock Road
Magnone
Medina Common Pleas Court
Neil W. Whitfield
Jerome Stano
Parma
Stano
Pushed from car man listed in fair condition
Eaton Township man Randy W. Stoker 21 of 591 Elm Road is in fair condition after he says two men picked him up on Grafton Road around 12 30 a m and pushed him from a moving car near Route 10. He was hitchhiking and asked to be dropped at Route 57.
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Eaton Township
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grafton Road
Randy W. Stoker
Elm Road
Lorain County
Route 10
Stoker
Basement fire damages Columbia Station home
A basement fire at 25276 Briarwood Lane in Columbia Station caused six to eight thousand dollars in damage to the basement and rest of the house. Firefighters arrived around 4 a.m. and the residents escaped unharmed though a family poodle was revived with oxygen after being overcome by smoke. Fire personnel remained on scene about two hours.
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Columbia Station
Daniel Rol
Briarwood Lane
Jerry Bilow
Columbia Township Fire Department
Bilow
City woman leaves $239,537 estate
Anne D. Wirth of 508 Washington Ave died January 30 at 87. Probate inventory shows real estate valued at 116,000, intangible property 89,600 and tangible property 7. Lorain County Savings and Trust serves as executer.
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Anne D. Wirth
Washington Ave
Rape study a waste, administrator claims
Lorain County Administrator Dominick A. Dellisant i denounces a LEAA report listing 45 million in spending including a 177,700 grant for a teen attitudes toward rape study. The Milwaukee survey interviewed 500 boys and 500 girls aged 13 to 17 from Sept 1979 to Feb 1980.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Agency
LEAA
Milwaukee
Flood waters recede from Port Clinton area
Gale force northeast winds whipped Lake Erie causing minor flooding in Port Clinton area. Roads and schools closed by mid morning. water covered roads up to door level. By afternoon waters receded and roads reopened with no injuries reported.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
State Highway Patrol
Rts. 2
Camp Perry
Carroll and
Erie
Ottawa Co. Sheriff's Office
Judges to ponder charges in HUD probe
Judges will consider charges that common pleas judges shirk their duty by not naming a special prosecutor to oversee an independent probe into Lorain HUD and CETA matters. The special grand jury, requested by County Prosecutor Grunda, has begun sessions with ten witnesses subpoenaed.
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Common Pleas
Lorain
Mikus
Grunda
Dean Hitchens
Columbia Township
Milkus
McCray
Daniel Stringer
North Ridgeville
Grandadd
Oberlin College faces 16.2 percent tuition rise
Oberlin College may raise annual costs to eight thousand dollars with tuition increasing from 4725 to 5575 and room and board from 2000 to 2240. Trustees meet this weekend to consider the package. James Powell cites inflation and lagging salaries as reasons.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
James Powell
Powell
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Henry Krosky
John Shuti
Stella A. Shutie
Kish
Avon Lake
St. Joseph Hospital
Calumet
Shutie
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Ann's Lodge
Aqua Marine Lodge
Alfred
Marcella) Dingosz
John R
Stephen
Michael
Joseph Kish
Frank Kish
Pomona
Calif
William Lahetta
John N
Richard
Dorothy
Burmeister
Edward Rickard
Calvary Cemetery
Paul C. Berger
Paul Cresson Berger
Ford Road
Nicholson Terminal Dock Co
Ecorce
Mich
Binghamton
N.Y
Berger
Moose Lodge
Melvin
Anna Jane) Rogers
John
William
Salem
Joseph H
Richard Gonser
Fairlawn Memorial Park
Madison
Robert Gilfether
High Point Drive
Bogner
Mrs
Lester Gariss
Amanda M. Gariss
South Street
Rochester
Smith Haven
Wellington
Gariss
Michigan
First Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
VFW
Alvin
Ernest Gariss
Norton
Donald Matheny
Camden Cemetery
Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home, Inc
Cryria and
Viinity
Harvey C. Curtis Emad W, Scheufler
Daniel Rosake
Energy Department
Berea
John Andrisek
Higbee Co
Alice Bott
Michael Keys
City Hall
Keys
Saas
John R. Wilkinson
Chris A. Pay
Sullivan
John K. Lyon
Kenneth R. Bailey
Wakeman
Ronald J. Weglicki
Bill Moss
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Walter Godfrey
C-T
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Walter A. Godfrey
Bogner Funeral Home, Inc
Center Ridge Road
Ohio