Elyria area deaths toll marks two Lorain residents
Richard J. Fisher 52 of 1239 West 40th Street Lorain died after a heart attack at St Joseph Hospital He was a retired Koehring Co Lorain Division foreman and a former Worshipful Master and secretary of Ston ington Masonic Lodge 503 He leaves wife Mary a son Joseph Amherst and daughters Debbie and Pamela Both at home Funeral services and burial are scheduled with Garland Funeral Home Amherst and Elmwood Cemetery Fisher was born in Lorain and active in Christ United Methodist Church Also noted is the death of Donald L Murvine 55 of 980 Chestnut Street Grafton found shot in his car He is survived by two daughters and several relatives with services planned in Banks Byerly Funeral Home Loudonville and burial in Vermillion Cemetery Hayesville The Lorain County Coroner will determine the cause of Murvine’s death He was a World War II Army veteran and former Standard Oil Lorain Distribution Plant employee
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West 40Th St
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Koehring Co
Fisher
Stonington
Christ United Methodist Church
Mary
Joseph
Amherst
Debbie
Pamela
Garland Funeral Home
Stonington Masonic Lodge No. 503
Merlen C. Levering
Elmwood Cemetery
Donald L. Murvine
Chestnut St
Grafton
Banks - Byerly
Loudonville
Ron Weber
Vermillion Cemetery
Hayesville
Ohio
Murvine
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Standard Oil Co
Lewisville
Connie) Harned
Birmingham
Ala
Esther Keylor
Woodsfield
Maxine Pruett
Loveland
Edna Cronin
Zanesville
Irene Hines
Akron
Oscar
Ellen Hawke
Cornell Ave
Eshelman
Clyde
Frank Longdon
Maryland
Fay Cocke
Virginia
Fulton
Bob Austin
North Eaton Church
Canoe firm owner loses appeal in zoning dispute
Ohio Supreme Court dismisses Richard Jackson appeal over LaGrange Township zoning shutdown of Black River Canoe Mfg Co. The 1978 order required halt due to agriculture residential zoning. Jackson sought variances, appealed to Lorain County Court then state high court, with related moves to rewrite zoning rules.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Richard Jackson
Black River Canoe Mfg. Co
Jackson
LaGrange Township
Township Zoning Appeals Board
Lorain County Court of Appeals
Adrian Bedeski
Zoning Boards
State Supreme Court
Cleveland area's electricity rates among nation’s low to average
The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners reports Cleveland area residents paid about 5.31 cents per kilowatt hour for a 1500 kWh three month winter period, with December to February bills totaling about 79.68 dollars. Other tested cities range from 3.69 to 10.02 cents.
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National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
Louisville
New York
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Wilmington
Del
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Boston
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Atlanta
Denver
Charleston
W. Va
Tax reform petition deadline nears in Ohio
Ohio voters face a November ballot on the Ohio Public Interest Campaign tax reform initiative. OPIC seeks to reduce real estate and small business taxes while raising taxes on large corporations and wealthy individuals. Ohio Manufacturers Association opposes, funding ads and lawsuits to block petitions.
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Ryder
OPIC
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ohioans For Fair
Republican Party
Columbus Federal District Court
Secretary of State
Declining birthrates noted in World Fertility Survey
London reports show birthrates dropping in most countries while women have more children than desired. A global study of 350,000 women across 93 nations reveals gaps in contraceptive use, late marriages, and policies needed to curb fertility growth. Kenyan policy makers reacted to eight children per woman, prompting program expansion.
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UPI
Fertility Front
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Charles Westhoff
Office of Population Research
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Colombia
Peru
Panama
Republic of Korea
Sri Lanka
Indonesia
Nafis Sadik
The
UN Fund For Population Activities
University of the Phillipines
Third World
Kenya
Vets fight virulent dog parvo in nationwide outbreak
Veterinarians report a sudden airborne parvo like virus affecting dogs with high fatalities in puppies under six months. No human risk known. Vaccination is in short supply, with guidance against travel, boarding, and shows until control or full vaccination. Transmission by dogs or people around dogs confirmed.
Fifth person arrested in secret drug trafficking indictments
Lorain MEG and deputies arrested David Bentz 23 of Cleveland at his home about noon for trafficking drugs after he allegedly sold Talwin at Doctors Clinic parking lot. Bentz held on $10,000 bond awaiting arraignment next week. Other clinic patients Ronald Price and Equaller Williams were arrested for alleged warrants and weapon carry respectively. police noted Price faced a Cleveland rape warrant.
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Doctors Clinic
Butternut Ridge Road
David Bentz
West 65Th St
Cleveland
Lorain County
Kinsman Road
Clinic
Price
Equaller Williams
East 31St Street
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