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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1982
Page
3
Bruce A. Maiolo 30, an assistant treasurer in training at Lorain County Bank, died after placing a loaded pistol in his mouth at his 210 Park Meadow apartment Friday night. Police deem the death accidental. coroner to determine official cause.
Duff died with daughters Mrs Lous Fisker and Mrs Gerrty Paine Prends surviving. Visitation at Burmeister Avon Lake Funeral Home tonight 7 to 4 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Monday at 11:30 am at the funeral home. Burial Avon Lake City Cemetery. Memorials to Leukemia Foundation of ACS or Av Lake United Church of Christ or charity of choice.
Two Lorain brothers injured in the Beaver Creek railroad crossing van crash where David Martinez Jr., 27, was killed, show progress. Douglas Barretto, 31, is in satisfactory condition at Lorain Community Hospital, while Richard Barretto, 29, is expected to move from intensive care to a private room. City Prosecutor Gus Nunez aims to close the intersection.
Lorain County Community College installed a $750,000 Computer Aided Design system as the centerpiece of a high tech program aimed at shifting Northern Ohio from labor intensive to automated manufacturing. The system, loaned by Computervision, creates 3D color drawings, tests product durability, and stores data for CAM integration. The equipment will be augmented in six months with more high tech gear as the college tours and trains local businesses.
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board of Education will consider creating an assistant superintendent post to redistribute duties of the retiring director of supplemental services. Dr. David Mertz is recommended for the role, effective Jan 1 with a $34 000 salary and CAD operator course plans next fall. Relatives of a 23 year old Elyria man who died in Columbus seek information and a second autopsy as Ohio Highway Patrol reviews the case.
Lorain police divers ended the hunt for an elderly unidentified man who leaped into the Black River from the Bascule Bridge Friday morning. Strong current and muddy waters hindered visibility as the man vanished about 9:30 a.m. A Coast Guard boat joined the search but found no body.
North Ridgeville school officials remain silent on planned budget changes for the second half of the school year.
Sigmund Bartha 88 of 120 Second St Leechburg Pa died Friday at home after a long illness He was born in Bereg Som Megye Hungary and active in Calvary United Presbyterian Church Leechburg and member of the Hungarian Club Gilpin Township and USW Local 1138 retirees He retired in 1959 after 38 years as a shearerman at West Leechburg Works Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp He is survived by his wife Mary and multiple children step children and grandchildren Visitation is at Clawson Funeral Home Leechburg with services Monday at 1 p m Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Lower Burrell Pa
Some Sambo’s restaurants will change their name to Pleasers in January to avoid controversy with the NAACP over the term. The Sandusky site at 4318 Milan Road will be the only local restaurant chosen to transition to Pleasers, with new menus and bars planned.
Oberlin resident Dale Sutton, 26, once sentenced to 25 years for an $8,000 Cleveland post office robbery, could be retried after a jail inmate confessed last July to the crime with six others. Sutton has protested innocence. his lawyer, Stanley Tolliver, was notified of the new evidence. Sutton remains in Ashland County Jail.
Oberlin police arrested Robert Austin 25 for allegedly attempting to rob Gasco service station at 101 N Main St claiming to be armed with a gun and a knife. He was held in Lorain County jail on a 7500 dollar bond with arraignment set for Monday.
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