Lorain Cafe Owner Huszti Dies After Long Illness
Joseph M. Huszti 85 of Lorain died Friday at Autumn Aegis Retirement Community after a long illness. He founded Huszti's Cafe on Vine Avenue and retired in 1974 after a career at National Tube. He supported local bowling, basketball and shuffleboard teams and volunteered with Meals-On-Wheels. A member of the Hungarian Reformed United Church of Christ, he served on the Church Consistory and belonged to several Hungarian groups. Survivors include his wife Rose, sons Allen and Joseph Bela, three grandchildren, two great granddaughters, and sisters Olga Worden and Betty Burns. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Lorain.
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Betty Burns
Florida
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Elizabeth
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Bowens Rites Set for Local Man of Berlin Heights
Laudie L Bowens 59 of Berlin Heights died Saturday at Fisher Titus Medical Center Norwalk Born in Lomansville Kentucky he lived in Berlin Heights since 1950 He worked at Ford Lorain Assembly and was a United Auto Workers Local 425 member Surviving sons James and Jeremy Scott daughter Jolynda sisters Jean Rabion and Carole Black Brother James Preceded by parents and a brother Friends may call 7 to 3 today Hinman Tanner Funeral Home Berlin Heights services 11 am Monday Rev Don Lautzenheiser officiating Burial Riverside Cemetery Berlin Heights
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Janet Lewis dies at 99 a noted poet of quiet stature
Janet Lewis, renowned in poetry circles though not widely known to the public, has died at 99 at her home in Los Altos California. She is survived by daughter Joanna Thomson of Madison Wisconsin, son Daniel Winters of Davis California, and three others.
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Hunters find haven in small Ohio town
AP reports in McArthur Ohio a lone stoplight town lures deer and turkey hunters cyclists and nature lovers to Hotel McArthur now 159 years old and the village’s oldest landmark Proprietor Katie Matteson keeps 24 hour breakfast hosts nightly in the Buzzard’s Knest bar amid creaky floors mismatched linens and animal portraits She bought the place after her son Randy died and now attracts repeat visitors like J D Hotbird from Oklahoma who says it feels like home
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Christian Science reading room in Elyria highlighted
Lorain County church leaders describe faith as central while welcoming people of all beliefs to the 309 East Ave. reading room and Christian Science church. They note miracles and prayers as ongoing experiences, with programs like films and discussions yet to be tried locally.
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Christian Science Reading Room Hours Noted
The Christian Science Reading Room operates from 10 36 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday and from 10 30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday. For information call (440) 223 2309.
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Reporter joins probe in Chiquita voice-mail theft case
Cameron McWhirter, a former Cincinnati Enquirer reporter who co authored May stories on Chiquita Brands, agreed this week to testify for prosecutors. The headlines spurred a Hamilton County grand jury probe into stolen voice-mail messages, with Chiquita settling for over 10 million dollars and a 10 count indictment naming former Chiquita legal counsel George Ventura for allegedly accessing the system.
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Boehner's caucus shift cuts staff and chairs but keeps seniority
The move removes his extra staffers and two offices while preserving seniority on two committees and allowing a subcommittee chairmanship on Agriculture or Education-Workforce. Boehner's rise from outsider to caucus middle manager reflects a broader leadership shift sparked by the Boehner rule limiting chairmanships.
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Lakes frames of cotton era chemicals in Arctic spread
Ray Hoff of Environment Canada's Center for Atmospheric Research Experiments in Egbert Ontario says bug killer chemicals used on warm weather crops decades ago have shown up in Arctic air. He notes that by 2004 to 2020 many will be gone from the Great Lakes basin, though bans in North America may shift usage to Central America where malaria is a priority. The advisory board belongs to the International Joint Commission formed by the United States and Canada to manage shared waterways.
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Lawmakers urged to require supermajority votes for school funding
Taft Warren Russell of the Ohio School Boards Association called for any law or rule that financially affects a school district to pass by a two thirds legislature vote and expire after five years. Senate President Richard Finan said hot topics will include expanding community schools or charter schools free of most state mandates. Taft hopes the meeting starts ongoing dialogue about the future of education and children.
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