Edwin A Brown 86 aviation chief dies in Naples Florida
Edwin A Brown 86 longtime air traffic control chief died Wednesday at Naples Community Hospital Born in Pittsburgh he grew up near Cleveland and moved to Florida in 1976 He helped computerize air traffic control at Cleveland Center and later served as acting chief He built a house in Avon Lake designed and crafted dulcimers enjoyed reading and had art and architecture interests Survivors include son David brother Richard and sister M Carolyn Adams A memorial gathering is set for Aug 24 in Naples with Johnson Pitman Funeral handling arrangements
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Naples
Fla
Avon Lake
Naples Community Hospital
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Florida
Antioch College
South Dakota
Alaska
Mr. Brown
Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center
Cleveland Center
David W
Andover
Mass
Richard M
M. Carolyn Adams
Medford
Jane
Nee Whipple
Merrill Gardens
Southwest Parkway
Johnson-Pitman
E. Tamiami Trail
Wransky and others Obituaries From Elyria Vermilion Lorain
Obituary notices list Joseph A Wransky 82 Elyria died after a long illness. numerous service details include military honors by VFW Post 1079 and mass at St Mary Church. Other deaths include Robert M Tansey 81 Sandusky and George Lopatkovich 89 Lorain with church services and burial plans. Also Lester H Klooz 79 Valley City noted with funeral at Bauer Funeral Home and burial at Myrtle Hill Cemetery.
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Elyria
Cleveland
U.S. Army
Elyria Telephone Co
Majoris Livery Service
Wransky
St Mary Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Church Council
St. Vincent de Paul Society United Porish Club
Knights of Columbus Council
Elvira Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Disabled American Veterans
VFW Post
St. Jude Church
Reichlin- Roberts Funeral Home
Cleveland St. Elyria
St. Mary Catholic Church
Middle Ave
Joseph Weigand
St. Mary Cemetery
VFW
Robert M. Tansey
Sandusky
Brownhelm Township
United States Navy
Parker Hannifin Co
Perry Fay Co
Mx Tansey
Vermilion
Caneshans Catholic Singles Organization
Vermilion Golden Agers
David
Edward
Wakeman
Thomas
James
Michael
Rena
Fout
Martin
Anna
Strehle
George
Frank
Charles
Margaret Shafts
Riddie Funeral Home
South St. Vermilion
Funeral
Exchange St
Steve Blum
Maple Grove Cemetery
Veteran’s Council
Ohio
George Lopatkovich
Lorain
Community Health Partners West
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Home Dairy
East 34Th St
Lopatkovich
Montana Jean (Urban
Catherine Lopatkovich
John and
Mary
Nee Archib
Mary Linn
Sue Jesus
Alice Hewes
Margaret Lopatkovich
Joseph
Steve
Gluvna-Shimo- Hromada Funeral Chapel
Broadway
David Novak
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Lester H. Klooz
Valley City
Medina General Hospital
US. Army
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Medina County
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National Buffalo Association
Valley City Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool Township
Clarence
Medina
William
Berea
Rosemary Klooz
Harley
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Dorothy Sampson
Gerald Klooz
Bauer Funeral Home
Columbia Road
Thomas Dunphy
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
American Cancer Society
N. Ridge Road
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Girls Learn Auto Skills at Demolition Derby Camp
At Camp Libbey in Toledo, Girl Scouts convert a 1974 Chevrolet Impala for Defiance County Fair demolition derby. Teens reroute exhaust, strip interior, reinforce fenders, and learn tire and oil basics while aiming for a derby win.
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Defiance County Fair
Taylor James
James
Camp Libbey
Chelsea Holden
Girl Scouts
Jeff Baldwin
Safe incumbents dominate funds in safe districts
CANDIDATES in the majority Pryce Gillmor and Oxley usually win with more than 60 percent of the votes in their district, and Tubbs Jones won re election in 2000 with 85 per cent Analysts and campaign finance watchdogs cite many reasons for incumbents in safe districts to raise so much money including the need to ward off any unanticipated challenges Every safe lawmaker can tell you a story about a friend of theirs considered a safe lawmaker and who then somehow lost in a surprise election said Herb Asher political science professor emeritus at Ohio State University Lawmakers from safe districts are expected to share the wealth with other candidates and their political parties.
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Pryce
Gillmor
Oxley
Tubbs Jones
Herb Asher
Ohio State University
Israeli diplomat ejected from Delta flight sparks protest
An Israeli official was removed from a Delta flight after the captain deemed a security risk. The embassy in Washington raised the issue with the State Department, marking the third such incident affecting Israeli diplomats, including Alon Pinkas and a bodyguard of Shimon Peres. Delta, based in Atlanta with a Cincinnati hub, declined to comment.
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Israel
Washington
State Department
Melchior
Alon Pinkas
New York
Shimon Peres
Cincinnati
Catherine Stengel
Gunman From 81 Aims Ties To Militia Claims Challenged
Police probe whether Matthews linked to militia groups while authorities describe him as leader of a Christian constitutional study group that rejects traffic laws and federal restrictions. Fellow member David Gatto, 71, says the group ties laws to God and denies militia affiliation.
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Matthews
David Gatto
Local basketball players clash with car in late-night incident
Dealer recalls a tense scene near 65th as players blocked traffic and glared into his headlights. One hurled a basketball at his car while another shouted a quip. auvaat criticizes the behavior as arrogant and unlawful.
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Zane
Concrete work to frame Cincinnati art museum rises
In Cincinnati the Lois and Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art, designed by Zaha Hadid, will open next spring with a bold concrete scheme. Bakers crews pour 4000 cubic yards forming a 96 foot long concrete ramp and diamond shaped columns as workers translate a three dimensional interlocking gallery design into concrete reality.
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Cincinnati
Mike Rohrmeier
Baker Concrete Construction
Paul Brown
Toyota
Georgetown
Rohrmeier
Zaha Hadid
U.S
Boy shot with BB gun at Lorain park hospitalizes teen
A 15-year-old Lorain boy with a mental disability was shot with a BB gun at Oakwood Park while his mother Maria Rivera watched. Police found no suspect as crowds crowded the park, and the boy was taken to the hospital for treatment. Rivera reported hearing firecracker sounds before discovering her son injured. He remains hospitalized as authorities investigate.
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Lorain
Oakwood Park
Maria Rivera
Rivera
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