Antenna Popularity Surges For Free HD TV Signals
In Cleveland area and beyond, consumers buy indoor and outdoor antennas to receive over the air HD signals. Experts note digital broadcasts offer clearer pictures than many cable or satellite feeds, with prices from 20 to 150 dollars and ranges from 25 to 70 miles depending on placement.
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Remembering Ryan Waldheger A Westlake journalist dies at 39
Ryan James Waldheger 28 passed away April 28 2007 at University Hospitals Cleveland OH He was a gifted sports journalist and former Director of Sports Information for The Major Indoor Soccer League He is survived by his wife Rebecca and numerous relatives Friends may visit May 2 2007 at Jenkins Funeral Home Westlake with a memorial service May 3 2017 at Dover Congregational United Church of Christ Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery Contributions may be made to The Ryan Waldheger Research Memorial.
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James R. Scarbrough obituary in Elyria
James R. Scarbrough 82 of Elyria died early Sunday at Grace Hospital Amherst Ohio Funeral arrangements by Busch Funeral Home Elyria to be announced.
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Amil J. Smith 81 Dies in Eaton Township
Amil J. Smith, 81, of Eaton Township, died Sunday at Center Ridge Health Campus in North Ridgeville after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Bauer-Laubenthal Funeral Home in Elyria.
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Pearl E Grunda dies at 102 in East Liverpool
Pearl E Grunda 102 of East Liverpool OH and formerly Elyria died early Sunday April 29 2007 of natural causes at Nentwich Convalescent Center East Liverpool Born March 13 1905 in Pittsfield OH she graduated Elyria High School and Elyria Business College in 1939 Retired 1956 after 15 years as deputy clerk Lorain County Probate and Juvenile Court Served under Judges Nye Thompson and Ewing Active in First United Methodist Church Elyria Eastern Star Elyria YWCA Cosmopolitan Club Survived by daughter Bonnie Martin of East Liverpool grandson Richard D Martin and two great grandsons Richard E and Brian J Martin Cousins Betty Dulmage James and Robert Herrick Preceded in death by husband Joseph J Grunda Funeral Tuesday May 1 at Busch Funeral Home Elyria Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township OH Call details provided.
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Malcolm Thompson
Harold Ewing
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Bonnie) Martin
Richard D. Martin
Kansas City
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Betty Dulmage
James
Columbus
Robert Herrick
Jean
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Obituary for Jeannette Hayden of Norwalk Ohio
Jeannette Hayden 44 of Norwalk died April 29 2007 after a lengthy illness at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. Born May 1 1962 in Lodi she lived in Wellington and Norwalk. Survived by father Howard Hayden sisters Lora Searls Rhonda Sharp brother Dan Goodwin five nephews two nieces preceded by mother Helen Hayden and great niece Faith Sharp. Visitation Tuesday at Norton Eastman Funeral Home Wellington with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Wellington.
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Tennessee
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New Jersey
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Georgia
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Faith Sharp
Norton-Eastman Funeral Home
South Main Street
Greenwood Cemetery
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Death of James B. Davis Sr founder of the Dixie Hummingbirds
James B. Davis Sr 90 founder of the gospel group the Dixie Hummingbirds died April 17 in Philadelphia He led the Birds from age 12 until 1984 The group rose to fame after a 1973 collaboration with Paul Simon on Loves Me Like a Rock and won a Grammy The Hummingbirds recorded since 1939 and performed with Billie Holiday and Paul Robeson in earlier years
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Nazi nuke scientist Carl von Weizsaecker dies at 94
Carl von Weizsaecker, a physicist who helped research atomic weapons for the Nazis before turning to pacifism and philosophy, died aged 94. Born June 28, 1912 in Kiel, he studied in Leipzig Berlin and Göttingen and became a physics professor. His brother Richard von Weizsäcker later served as German president from 1984 to 1994. He said he worked on the atomic bomb to avoid conscription into the Nazi army.
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Budget clash over Medicaid expansion in Ohio House plan
The House budget plan rejects restoring cuts to Strickland’s Medicaid expansion and drops the governor’s move to extend health coverage to 25 000 parents. Dolan says reforms maintain fiscal restraint while Strickland vows to press health care issues in the Senate. Democrats seek alternatives to broaden Medicaid access as deliberations continue. The panel adds funding for cancer screenings and disabled employment, and keeps education and tobacco settlement provisions to fund tax breaks.
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Northwest Ohio city weighs costly quiet zone plan for trains
In Fostoria, a city of 14,000 with three main rail lines, officials study adding safety devices to crossings to allow whistle bans. Costs estimated at 450000 to 850000, a burden some council members doubt the city can bear. Mayor Davoli pushes for yearslong effort amid rail traffic growth and housing noise complaints.
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Fostoria
Forest Burns Drive Oak Rebirth Debate Across Ohio
Researchers warn red maples form a climax forest reducing ground flora essential for wildlife while fires spur oak regeneration. From 2001 to last year Ohio burned acres rose to over 5000 mainly on state or federal lands amid protests and air quality appeals. Proponents cite selective harvesting and herbicide use as supporting methods and note oak gains after decades.
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