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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 2009

Page

12

Obituary for Mr Russ's lifelong service and work

Mr Russ a Lorain High School graduate 1955 served in the US Army 1955 1958 worked at A P Tea Co 1958 1964 with B F Goodrich Geon Co Avon Lake 1964 1994 and Sears at Midena survivor wife Sondra Smith Russ. Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home handles arrangements.

Mr. Russ Lorain High School US. Army A & P Tea Co. Grocer’s B.F Goodrich- Geon Co Avon Lake Sears Midena

Madonna Jones 58 Elyria nurse’s aide and church member dies

Madonna Jones 58 of Elyria born 1951 in Eloise Michigan moved to Elyria in 1985. She served on the Macedonia COGIC Mother Board and Sunday school department and worked as a nurse’s aide and housekeeper before disability. Survived by husband Emmett Jones III and sisters Hilda Calloway and Lathal Jones Rice. Visitation January 11 2009 at Macedonia COGIC with funeral January 12 2009. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery.

James E Hurt Rites Set After Airline Worker Dies

James E Hurt aged 51 and longtime Continental Airlines employee dies. He enjoyed hunting golfing trips and visiting Niagara Falls. Survived by wife Shirley, mother Ruth, sons James Evert Jr, William Thomas, Charles Hubert, and Donald Brian. services at Walter A Frey Funeral Home Lorain with Chad Owens officiating. Memorials to American Lung Association.

James E. Hurt Continental Airlines Mr. Hurt Huntee Tees Niagara Falls Shirley A Nee McGuigan) Hurt Ruth Lee North Ridgeville Charles Hubert Hurt Donald Brian Hurt Port 12 Walter A. Frey Ee Lorain Hurt Chad Owens American Lung Association Norwalk

In Memory of David Burnside and Scott Zaleski

Memorial note honoring David Burnside born 1950 died 2008 and Scott Zaleski born 1960 died 2008. It expresses grief, enduring love, and remembrance from family members Brandy Brett Gayle Kobie Kailynn Breatha and a mother on birthdays and anniversaries. The message recalls their roles as a daughter and father and the pain of loss.

David Burnside Brandy Brett Gayle Kobie Kailynn Breatha Scott Zaleski

Judge Miraldi Delays Hearing Over Biological Father's Absence

In a case involving Covender, the biological father of the girl claimed she was coerced to aid the prosecution. The August hearing was postponed due to his spider bite fever. Ramsey said the father could not be reached to notify him. A June hearing is planned with no further delays.

James Miraldi Covender W. Scott Ramsey Cavender Miraldi

Charter school founder sentenced to four years in prison

In Cincinnati, Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph Winkler sentenced Wilson Willard II, former founder and superintendent of an Ohio charter school, to four years in prison for stealing state and school funds. He was ordered to repay more than $179,000 after pleading guilty.

Cincinnati Ohio Ralph Winkler Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Wilson Willard II Willard

Germs in Classrooms Prompted by Parental Purchases

Dr Thomas Sandora led a Maslinski study funded by Clorox which was not involved in analysis. Parents send in sanitizing wipes to avoid district funds while Avon Schools plan budgetless germ control with booster clubs. Hand sanitizers should have at least 60 percent alcohol, Sandora notes. Contact Adam Wright for details.

Clorox Co Thomas Sandora Maslinksi Clorox Vicki Fisher Avon Schools Sandora

Man awaiting sentencing found dead in Cleveland Ohio

Douglas Haynes fifty homeless man linked to a multi million dollar Indiana based insurance fraud scheme was found dead along railroad tracks in Cleveland Ohio. He pleaded guilty last fall and faced up to twenty years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine before a motion to vacate the plea was filed. Other defendants from Muncie faced two to ten year sentences.

Ohio Muncie Ind Indiana Douglas Haynes Cleveland Indianapolis Inman Haynes U.S. Attorney's Office U.S Timothy Morrison

Rev. Richard John Neuhaus dies at 72 in New York

The renowned Christian right intellectual and author of Evangelicals and Catholics Together died Thursday from cancer treatment side effects. Neuhaus, a former Lutheran pastor who led civil rights era congregations, advised President Bush and helped bridge evangelical and Catholic groups for Republican gains. News of his death drew tributes from Bush and religious leaders.

New York Richard John Neuhaus George W. Bush Neuhaus Joseph Bottum First Things Abraham Joshua Heschel Daniel Berrigan Vietnam Supreme Court Chuck Colson Bush

Charles Morgan Jr civil rights lawyer dies at 78

Charles Morgan Jr a Birmingham native and civil rights era lawyer who helped win the Reynolds v Sims one man one vote ruling died at 78 in Destin Florida from Alzheimer's complications. He opened the ACLU Southern Regional Office in 1964 and later led the national ACLU legislative office.

Charles Morgan Jr Montgomery Ala Alabama Julian Bond Muhammad Ali Morgan Chuck Destin, Fla Birmingham American Civil Liberties Union Atlanta ACLU Washington, D.C Reynolds Fed

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