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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1999
Page
8
Obituaries for Winifred Agnes Tansey of Brownhelm Township and George Ethel W. Pitkin of Elyria, noting long lives with gardening ties and community work. Also mentions Margaret Bee Arthur of Oberlin, Norman Belmont of Avon Lake, Lee Moore of Wellington, Gordon Burkhardt of Bay Village, and Josephine Majesky of Lorain with service details and memorials.
Mary B Nolan Staneluis 89 of Elyria dies after short illness at EMH Regional. Funeral service 11 a.m. Wednesday at St Agnes Church 611 Lake Ave Elyria with burial at All Souls Cemetery Chardon. Calling hours 9 30 to 10 30 a.m. at church. Memorials to St Agnes Church.
Donna M. Moran 36 of Elyria died Friday at EMH Regional Medical Center. She worked 18 years as office manager in Chron icle Telegram circulation. Survived by husband James C. Moran and two daughters Heather and Cortney. Services at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home with burial at St Mary Cemetery.
George R Schwedt 75 of Elyria died after a long illness. Born in Buffalo New York he retired in 1988 from Citizens Home Savings Bank Lorain as a credit manager. He served in World War II in Iwo Jima and the South Pacific. He was a member of Zion Methodist Church Elyria Township and played trombone in service bands and local groups. Survivors include wife Ruth daughters Nancy Moes Deanne King sons Richard Robert 12 grandchildren and several siblings. Graveside service set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Ridge Hill with Rev. Bill Lieth officiating. Arrangements by Busch-Curtis-Scheuffler Family Chapel.
Michael Douglas Powers 36 of West Port Kentucky formerly Vermilion died unexpectedly Sunday at Community Health Partners in Lorain He was born in Lorain and lived in Vermilion before moving to West Port He worked for Burest Dining Services at Ford Motor Co in Louisville He enjoyed fishing darts and bowling Survivors include son Ethan Neeley mother Joan Powers sister Virginia Powers Fort Myers brother William Powers Jr Amherst father William Powers Sr Vermilion grandmothers Ruth Howell and Virginia Powers A memorial service will be 7 p m Wednesday at Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion Coroner will rule on cause of death
John J. McCullough Sr., 91, of Lorain died Sunday after a two year illness. Born in Philadelphia he moved to Lorain in 1961 when Ford Motor Co. opened a plant here, where he worked 43 years as a supervisor retiring in 1972. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, a son John J. of Glenolden Pa., four grandchildren and two great grandchildren among others. Funeral services are set at the Dom browski Wohilever Wolak Funeral Home and the Church of St Peter in Lorain with the Rev Michael Williamson officiating.
Annie M. Corbin, 93, of Lorain died Sunday at Community Health Partners in Lorain after a yearlong illness. Services are pending at Devin Funeral Home, 2701 Elyria Ave. arrangements incomplete and will be announced.
Ohio State School Board will vote to implement a rule for sex education as part of a health curriculum model. Superintendent Susan Zelman said the law emphasizes abstinence as 100 percent effective, but local districts decide curriculum with parental exemptions available. The controversy followed remarks by Laura Schlessinger, who urged protests.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that public school principals generally do not occupy positions of persuasive power and are not public figures in libel cases, leaving the McIntosh case to proceed to trial. McIntosh, fired after five years at East Canton High, sued Osnaburg Local Schools alleging defamation over accusations by George McGuire. He says the statements harmed his reputation and seeks to clear his name while teaching in Stark County.
Councilwoman Anne Molnar and Councilman Eddie Edwards urged Foltin to provide a detailed list of his office duties, while Foltin urged authority to run operations without interference. Provensa plans to eliminate four law director office positions, saving an estimated 144000 in year one. Mantini and Provenza salaries set at 50429 and 56000 with committee vote pending. Several council members were absent during the session.
Airport Director Dan Abfal says time to review a report is limited and will be discussed at the next board meeting. Officials weigh improvements to the fixed based operation including fuel sales, freight handling, and hangar space. An URS Greiner team from Columbus will meet today to assess hangars as Barth cites possible hangar costs up to 2 million dollars. The push prioritizes upgrading the FBO and capital budget considerations.
Columbus AP reports state agencies study a proposed limit on smoking in several prisons. Grafton’s North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility, mainly for convicted drunken drivers, may adopt a total smoking ban. Officials seek evidence on practicality and contraband risks before acting.
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