Wellington area mourns Rev Samuel Terry Jr long illness
The Rev Samuel Terry Jr 72 of 117 John St Wellington founder of Free Will Baptist Church Wellington died Monday in Wellington Community Hospital after a long illness. He was a retired New York Central Railroad employee and later custodian of Brighton Township Schools for 15 years. Survived by son Vern Mt Pleasant Ohio daughter Wanda Shefield Wellington five grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and sisters Lizzie Collins LaGrange and Freda Gibson Marion Friends will be received at Cowling-Truman Funeral Home Wellington today 7 9 p m.
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Free Will Baptist
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Lizzie) Collins
LaGrange
Dave
Freda) Gibson
Marion
Cowling-Truman
Francis Coe
Griggs Road
Huntington
North Olmsted
George
Elyria
Leon
Grace
Burt
Lois) Rollin
Norton
Roger Herman
Huntington Cemetery
Melvin P. Coombs
North
Maple St
New London
New London Hospital
Hartsford
Abrand Co
Ashland
U.S. Army
Helen
Keith
Priscilla Evege
Pam
Eastman Funeral Home
Andrew Blasko
Ashland Memorial Park
Funeral
Thanking Friends for Prayers and Sympathy
Verne Kaminski and the Pickworth family express gratitude for prayers masses flowers and get well wishes received after the death of Clayton L Pickworth Worth. Special thanks are given to Rev James Reymano Rev Michael Beynon Cowling Funeral Home staff of Elena Convalescent Home and the extended family.
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Verne Kaminski
Clayton L. Picr
James Reymano
Michael Beynon
Cowling Funeral Home
Elena Convalescent Home
Clayton L Pickworth
Task force hears major health issues of elderly
Lorain County senior citizens and officials told the Lorain County Task Force on Elderly Health Care at Elyria Memorial Hospital that the most serious problems are finding inexpensive care and transportation to care. The group plans to identify remedies with MHPC, noting costly prescriptions, limited dental and eye coverage, and a need for elder focused clinics.
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Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Lorain
Metropolitan Health Planning Corp
MHPC
Paul Alandt
Western Reserve Agency On Aging
Cuyahoga County
Alandt
Elyria approves M-3 zoning to restrict chemical plant plans
Elyria council moved to limit seven industrial activities by adopting an M-3 special zoning rule. Alchem-Tron Co. of Cleveland opposed the measure while proposing an $8 to $12 million chemical reclamation plant on 90 acres along Infirmary Road, noting the extra permitting steps and deep well injection sites required.
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Elyria Council
Alchem-Tron Co
Cleveland
Infirmary Road
Alchem-Tron
Elyria
Jack McClure
Council
Richard Seward
McClure
Charles Stack
Stack
Keystone principal not rehired at Lagrange Keystone High
Keyst one principal William Craig will not be rehired for the 1980 81 school year. The board unanimously agreed Monday with Craig saying he has made no plans after this year. Board president David Wilcox declined to comment without Craig's approval. The district faces a possible classroom shortage in 1980 81 as enrollment rose to 1881 on April 1 from 1810 at the start of the year.
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Lagrange
Keystone High School
William Craig
Craig
David Wilcox
W. David Warner
Ford layoffs make Brook Park workers eligible for TRA
About 2,000 Ford auto workers at the Brook Park engine complex qualify for federal Trade Readjustment Act benefits retroactive to June 1, 1979, as Local 1250 is certified for TRA funds. Officials warn the program may strain financing without congressional funding, with weekly benefits up to 250 dollars and many workers relying on TRA as their main income.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Stanadyne lays off 105 more workers amid falling orders
Stanadyne announces another 105 layoffs as orders slump, a union member says. Company officials deny specifics but confirm ongoing job cuts. This marks the second round of layoffs in under a month following a previous 65 to 70 workers laid off March 26.
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Rubbish collection in Penfield details
May 3 rubbish haul in Penfield notes large items disposed in a dumpster at Society Hall. Cleanup day records showPenfield residents participated as townsfolk gathered discards and helped with disposal efforts.
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Penfield
Society Hall
TAC members press mayor for subsidized taxi date
Seventeen members of the Transportation Action Committee confronted Mayor Michael B Keys in his office demanding a firm date for information on a subsidized taxi plan. Keys promised details by early May, before the 15th, reiterating a prior senior citizens letter.
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Transportation Action Committee
TAC
Keys
Alverna McBride
Ippolito
Washington
National People’s Action
Vermilion School Board Rehires Principal Amid Controversy
Vermilion Middle School Principal Larry Incarnate was unanimously rehired for one year despite complaints about disciplinary methods and pacing. Dozens of parents attended, some praising his impact while others described alleged paddling and “psychological torture.”
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Vermilion
Vermilion Middle School
Larry Incarnate
Board of Education
Ohio AG postpones action to keep Willowood Nursing Home open
Brunswick Ohio. The Attorney General’s Office postponed indefinitely a legal action to force Willowood Nursing Home Inc to stay open at 1186 Hadcock Road. Owner Robert Trivanovich promises continued services while layoffs and disputed daily payments cited by the state auditor’s office and the Department of Mental Health and Retardation create a standoff. State officials pursue alternative routes as patients remain in care with maintenance but no therapy.
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Brunswick
Ohio
Trivanovich
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation
State Auditor’s Office
Willowood
Denise Trivanovich
Lorain Man Hurt In Car Pedestrian Crash
A 31 year old Lorain man James Lighty suffered a broken leg and dislocated shoulder and remained in serious condition in St. Joseph Hospital ICU after being struck by a westbound car on East 28th Street near Apple Avenue Sunday night. Glenn E. Smith 26 was driving the vehicle and told police he could not stop in time as Lighty tried to cross from the sidewalk. Lighty was taken to hospital by rescue squad at 8:35 p.m. Sunday. He could not recall the incident.
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St. Joseph Hospital
James Lighty
Denver Ave
Glenn E. Smith
Erie Avenue
East 28Th Street
Apple Avenue
Smith
Lighty
Fire Department
Theospital
Elyria Telephone to cut 60 jobs and rent operators
Elyria Telephone Company plans to cut more than 60 jobs by the end of 1981 as it centralizes operator services. The traffic division will be phased out and some workers may transfer to other departments while the firm will rent operator services from Ohio Bell in Cleveland. The layoff follows a previously announced over 20 layoffs effective mid May. Elyria Telephone is a subsidiary of Mid Continent Telephone Company based in Hudson.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Alfred Silvidi
Ohio Bell
Cleveland
Silvidi
Mid Continent Telephone Company
Hudson
Oberlin students seek black theater professor
Oberlin College is pressured by the Abusua group to create a permanent black theater faculty position. A rally followed by an open letter to President Emil Danenberg showcased student demands while a temporary post in black studies had been offered as a compromise.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lonnie Hudspeth
Abusua
Barclay
Emil Danenberg
Robert Haslan
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