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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1989
Page
6
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral arrangements. Harry Marsh 79 Elyria. James P. Mitroff 60 Lorain. William Triplett 74 Elyria. John W. Stewart 50 Wellington. John P. Tender 71 Lorain. Marian W. Dunstan 80 Laguna Hills California. Leston B. Crisp 73 North Ridgeville. Franklin Dale Cox 68 LaGrange. Details cover birthplaces, affiliations, survivors, and service times.
Death notice for Juanita B. Ormiston 36 of Elyria nee Pugh surviving husband William Glen daughters Loi Wingate Mary James son Roger. Friends may call Bauer-Laubenthal-Wainwright Funeral Home Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 57 Flynn Sunday 7 9 pm. Funeral Monday 1 am at the funeral home with burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain.
Police investigate a nighttime robbery attempt in North Olmsted when a man approached two women at a bus shelter near Clague Road at 11:30 p.m. He demanded cash, showed a gun handle, and fled after they said they had none. The suspect is about 30, 5 feet 5 inches, with dark brown hair, wearing jeans and a black leather jacket.
Lorain County prosecutor to appeal the Ninth District Court of Appeals ruling overturning Vermilion man Christopher Marinek’s driving while intoxicated conviction in a May 1, 1987 Vermilion hit skip that killed 18 year old bicyclist Kimberly Albers. The appeal argues the indictment wording was cured by trial amendments while Marinek remains jailed on related charges.
A consumer group protests discounts for Cleve land Electric Illuminating Co. industrial customers after a 24 percent rate rise over three years. Ohio Citizen Action says nine large users face smaller 11.2 percent boosts, naming LTV Steel Cleveland Works Elkem Metals Ashtabula and Union Carbide. CEI defends the policy as protecting Northeast Ohio jobs.
Melvin Hanson co founder of the Just Sweats chain and partner John Barrett Hawkins plus Dr Richard Pryde Boggs were charged with murder in an alleged 1.5 million life insurance scam. Greene's body was found in Boggs office and misidentified as Hanson.
The Municipal Plan Commission sent the proposal to the city planner for study to raise minimum lot sizes for single family homes from 6500 to 12000 square feet and require four off street parking spaces per home with two in a garage. The plan also sets apartment parking by bedrooms. The commission backed rezoning eight Sheldon Road parcels to allow Howard Wyles to build single family homes and endorsed an access road from City Hall to the rear Berea Commons lot.
Archaeologists report 12 000 B C projectile points and bone fragments at the Lakewood site but say the find won t halt East Miami Business Center along I 275 Milford Ohio. Development may face delays but planners expect 5 000 jobs and 150 million in investment.
LTV Steel Co is close to an agreement to pay about 17 million dollars in back taxes to Cleveland public schools and other entities. The deal could precede a proposed 63 million dollar, 10-year tax abatement for upgrades at its Cleveland and Cuyahoga Heights mills. Spokesman Mark R. Tomasch said negotiations have been ongoing. Schools counsel Thomas Simiele noted progress but no final agreement.
Ohio Citizens Action urged Gov Richard Celeste and the Legislature to end a state tax credit given to ethanol dealers. The group said taxpayers should not subsidize polluters or cover their fines, noting the credit totals about 80 million dollars through September 1993.
Former Lorain County Engineer Larry McGlinchy and his wife sue Freedom Federal Savings and Loan of Elyria for $3,000 claiming an unauthorized cash advance. They say their ATM access number was sent to someone else and a $3,000 deduction occurred in September 1987. The suit seeks $3,000 credited to their account plus interest and costs.
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