Lorain teen overcomes illness to pursue ministry
David Westfall a Lorain High sophomore faced leukemia paralysis kidney and liver failure. Now in remission he learns to walk again with a Easter Seal wheelchair and plans to teach as a minister while finishing school with help from tutors and supporters.
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Lorain
David Westfall
David
Richard Westfall
Long Ave
Lorain High School
Easter Seal Foundation
Davis
Cherie Ulmer medical fund sent to parents in full
A $225 donation total from 33 gifts was mailed to Cherie Ulmer’s parents as the medical assistance fund closed. Fund founder Mrs. Carolyn Yanik said a cashier’s check would reach the Ulmer family while a memorial fund at Crawford County National Bank in Bucyrus is noted.
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Cherie
North Ridgeville
Cherie Ulmer
Carolyn Yanik
Avon-Belden Road
PVE
Ulmer
Crawford County National Bank
Bucyrus
Ohio Lottery winner jailed after prize
Cassius C. Yoakum of Columbus won the 300000 top Ohio Lottery prize but was arrested for driving while intoxicated and left of center. He posted 225 bond, planned to buy his ex-wife a new car, and would keep his job at National Graphics Corp.
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Columbus
UPI
Cassius C. Yoakum
Yoakum
National Graphics Corp
Twin Deputies Spark Identification Confusion in Huron County
Huron County Sheriff deputies Robert and Richard Sutherland, both 28, joined the force on January 9 and September 26. Sheriff John Borgia admitted past identification mix ups due to one twin lacking a name badge.
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Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Robert Sutherland
Richard
Huron County
John, Borgia
Robert
Sheriff’s Department
Glenn says Ford energy plan shaky at Ohio convention
UPI reports Senator John Glenn warns President Ford’s energy package rests on a shaky foundation. He cites Interior Committee testimony predicting limited savings from imports and warns of higher living costs if crude reductions do not materialize. Seidman defends timing of tax cuts to cushion energy costs.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S
John Glenn
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ford
Glenn
Pyer
L. William Seidman
Eco
Nomic
Seidman
Congress
Angry Columbia parents to take case to board
Columbia High School Principal Roy Garland faced angry parents after a restroom purse search incident. Parents demanded privacy protections while the district offers no change to smoking policy. Garland described the search as a routine check but students dispute details. A school board meeting is planned to air the complaint.
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Columbia
Columbia High School
Roy Garland
Landon Hunt
Henwill Rd
Donald Hagen
Garland
Chronicle-Telegram
Youths face test before hearings on vandalism case
Two 16 year olds face juvenile delinquency charges over window smashing at Elyria West High School causing about 6500 in damage. Hearings set after psychological exams. possible adult trial. One teen admitted breaking pages of class. another suspect Hunter, 18, charged with vandalism and obstructing justice.
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Elyria West High School
Ohio Youth Commission
Louis E. Hunter
Clinton Ave
Lorain
Hunter
Pooch crackdowns reshape Elyria dog laws and fines
Elyria city dog wardens Charles Bright and Hubert Six enforce licenses and leash rules. January fines total 350 dollars, up from last year, with many dogs returned to owners, while unlicensed dogs go to the pound.
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Elyria
Charles Bright
Hubert Six
Bright
Lorain County
Auditor's Office
James T Tracey
Tracey
North Olmsted selects Christman for bicentennial post
Ralph E. Christman is named vice chairman of the Mayor's Committee on the Bicentennial in North Olmsted. Appointed by San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto, Christman will direct local bicentennial projects and meet with other mayors to spur national celebration efforts. North Olmsted is designated a bicentennial city by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration in Washington.
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North Olmsted
Ralph E. Christman
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Christman
National American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
Washington, D.C
Berding Family Delays Grocery Runs For Three Months
In Cincinnati AP report Mary Jo Berding shops with six children every three months, tallying a $600 bill across 13 feet of grocery tape and 54 bags. She prefers long planning, rationing junk, and a pantry heavy home to avoid weekly crowds and rising prices. Memorial Day marks the next big trip.
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Cincinnati
Mary Jo Berding
Berding
Mama Berding
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