Retired Cleveland administrator Robert M. Phillips dies at 72
Robert M. Phillips 72 a retired Cleveland Schools administrator died Monday at St Joseph Hospital after a heart attack while driving He lived 29 years in Avon Lake where he served on the city planning committee He taught and coached at East Tech High School and John Hay High School from 1961 to 1978 He also volunteered in local baseball programs and held a door hinge patent He is survived by wife Angela son Darrell and brother Erwin Visitation is set at Brickman and Sons Funeral Home with a Mass at St Joseph Catholic Church Avon Lake Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Cleveland
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Cleveland
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Avon Lake
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East Tech High School
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East Tech
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Reichlin-Roberts Funeral
Cleveland St
Elyria
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Longtime Keystone and community figure dies in Florida
Robert G. Holtkamp 67 former Keystone School Board member died Jan 2 of heart failure in Palm Beach Florida. He served on the Keystone School Board after April 1973 and was active in LaGrange Township zoning. He also served in WWII on USS Croaker and was an insurance agent with Nationwide. Viola Jamie 67 South Amherst businesswoman died at Amherst Hospital after a heart attack. She and her late husband Wilford ran businesses in South Amherst for 40 years. Burial and funeral details pending.
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Keystone School Board
Pailmette
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South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
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Tr. Ice Co
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Bobbie
Columbus
Elsie Layport
Bud
Jeannie
Dorothy
Marie
Beverly
Patty Jo
O. Pat Layport
William
Howard
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Evergreen Cemetery
Elyria area obituaries list Botamer Shenefelt Hill and others
Edith S Botamer longtime Red Cross volunteer at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Sears clerk in Elyria, survived by son Robert of Amherst and three grandchildren plus three great grandchildren. Frene G Shenefelt 72 Elyria died after brief illness, survived by husband Lyle and eight grandchildren. Eugene Gene Hill 72 Elyria native and Ohio Edison retiree died in Leesburg Florida, WWI veteran and former liaison officer for Nationalist Chinese Army. Ortho G Hoskinson 77 Lorain died after long illness. Graveside services for Botamer set 2:30 p.m. Friday at North Murray Ridge Cemetery. Funeral and burial details provided.
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North Murray Ridge
Elyria- Garland
Frene G. Shenefelt
Nee Reardon
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wilmerding
Marie Thomas
Florida
Dorothy Ghant
Grafton
Schenefelt
Lyle
Eugene “Gene” David Hill
Ohio Edison
Leesburg
Fla
Detroit
Hill
Youngstown
U.S
Youngstown University
St. Paul Catholic Church
Eleanor Ruth
David W
Fort Wayne
Ind
Diane Horsley
Jacksonville
Suelien Casebolt
Beyers Funeral Home
W. Main St
St. Paul Church
Florida National Cemetery
Ortho G. Hoskinson
Lorain
Laubenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Washington Ave
Judge to decide fate of Sheriff's layoffs
Judge Mark Wiest will hear a Lorain County case at 10 a.m. Friday on whether 37 Sheriff's Department employees can be laid off. Two unions seek a temporary restraining order to block the layoffs after budget cuts. The idling is set for January 12.
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Wayne County Common Pleas Court
Mark Wiest
Sheriff's Department
Wiest
Wooster
Lorain County
Mahony
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County workers get 4 percent raise for 1992
Members of the United Steel Workers of America employed by Lorain County government received a 4 percent raise for 1992 last week but the increase does not take effect until January 24. The Chronicle Telegram notes employees began receiving the boost last week.
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United Steel Workers of America
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
Wayside executive awaits probe ruling in abuse case
Gregory McGrath, executive director, says he seeks the investigation's findings to determine if neglect and mistreatment allegations are true at the Wayside home in Avon. Former staffer Patricia Heiland and others have sworn affidavits. Probers include Avon Police, Lorain County Board, and Ohio AG units overseeing care for 30 children.
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Gregory McGrath
McGrath
Patricia Heiland
Avon Police
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Legal Services Branch
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Township trustee questioned over missing township hydrant
Lorain County Sheriff's Office investigates a missing hydrant found in the West Ridge Road backyard of township trustee Rob Scheilhaver. Fire department training hydrants are involved, with one hydrant described as cracked and in use as decor. Investigation ongoing.
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Lorain County
Tellier
Ralph Gale
Sheriff’s Department
Former Elyria High School director released after sentence
Masten, 54, former Elyria High School Cheir Director Timothy Masten, released Jan. 3 after completing an 18 month sentence with good behavior credits. He was arrested in August 1990 and pleaded guilty to two sexual battery charges involving a former student. His fiancee and father reside in Lorain and he has returned to Lorain County.
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Elyria High School
Cheir
Timothy Masten
Tessa Unwin
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
Masten
Lorain
Lorain County
Lorain County grand jury returns 31 indictments
Lorain County grand jury issued 31 indictments in two sessions with eight sealed cases. Open indictments name defendants from Avon Elyria Lorain and Sheffield Township facing charges including breaking and entering grand theft domestic violence drug trafficking and other offenses. Several defendants face multiple counts and several cases were not indicted at this time.
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Elyria
Lorain County
William James Rivera
Case
Avon
David Lee Turner
County
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Belt Ave
Mark A. Thomas
Prentis Thomas
West Ave
Randy Messer Jr
4Th St
John Taylor
New Jersey Ave
Lorain
John Chariton
Tower Blvd
Mark E. Willis
Rosewood Br
Marvin Moon
Case Ave
Wilfred
Carlos N. Castro
Sith
Elizabeth J. Davis
Hatlauer
Oberlin
Robert Alston
Eric &. Curry
Cliton Ave
Craig Simmons
Christopher Cengelio
St. Lorain
Bruce L. Slaughter
Marion L. Gray
Torrie A. Hobson
Phillip L. Pauley
Luis Santiago Jr
Steven Lamar Gay
Anthony Gooden
Montague Jeter
John V. Gontini
Probe continues in hotel hold up at Traveler's Inn
NORTH RIDGEVILLE police say they have no leads in the hold up of the Travelers Inn motel on Lorain Road Saturday morning. A white man about 23 or 24 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 150 pounds with a slender build wore a blue ski mask a dark gray waist length ski jacket blue jeans and black combat boots, Capt Richard Thomas said.
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Traveler’s Inn
Lorain Road
Richard Thomas
Illegal dumping blamed on unpaid bills in city
Health officials say residential garbage dumping is a growing problem. In 1991 the health department received about 200 complaints. Director Angel Rodríguez says most dumps come from residents who refuse or cannot pay Browning-Ferris Industries 29.75 dollars every three months and dump waste in vacant lots.
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Angel Rodriguez
Environmental Health
Browning-Ferris Industries
Rodriguez
Koury and County Board Discuss Law Firm Ties and Budget
Commissioner Betty Blair notes Koury’s rent relation as former chair of the party and his claim that his county work would ease bargaining with firms. Jacoby abstains on a firm proposal due to cousin ties. The board backs Carlisle’s bid to adjust federal drug funds, shifting funds toward per capita distribution and away from methadone heavy allocations, altering county shares.
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Jacoby
Warhola
Vasi
Clemans, Nelson & Associates
Mitchell Carlisle
County Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board
Carlisle
Ohio Departtment of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services
Lorain County
Mahoning County
Health costs push smaller raises and fringe benefits rise
The passage argues firms offset rising medical costs with lower wage increases while offering tax favored fringe benefits. It notes public support for universal health care but distrust of current reform plans, citing polls and influence by AMA insurers and unions.
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Wall Street Journal
Canada
American Medical Association
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