Pioneer heart surgeon Dr Gabriel Sabga dies after long illness
Dr Gabriel Sabga 57 a bypass pioneer and founder of Elyria Memorial cardiac surgery program died at Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh after liver transplants and complications. He led Lorain County cardiac care and served as hospital medical staff president in 1984 and Lorain County Medical Society president in 1981. He was born in Port of Spain Trinidad and became a U.S. citizen in 1963. Surviving are wife Patricia and five children with several siblings. Funeral arrangements at First Congregational Church Elyria and Dicken Funeral Home.
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Bonnie Sue) Cameron
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Sue) Wilde
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June) Marsh
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Chicago
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Oberlin College trustee Danforth dies at 61 in New York
Robert S. Danforth longtime Oberlin College Board chair died Saturday at Cornell New York Hospital after months of illness. He joined Oberlin trustees in 1964, became chair in 1981, and chaired until March. Born 1926 in Yankton South Carolina he was a 1947 Oberlin economics graduate and Goldman Sachs limited partner. Funeral services and memorial gifts planned at Oberlin.
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Overlin College
Cornell University
New York Hospital
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Yankton
S.C
Oberlin College
New York
Goldman, Sachs, & Co
Goldman, Sachs
David H. Benzing
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Central Presbyterian Church
New York City
David W. Clark
Capital Ventures
Lorain Woman Alda Maxwell 75 Dies After Short Illness
Alda R. Maxwell 75 of Lorain died Friday after a short illness. Born in Allen Kansas she resided in Lorain since 1947 and worked as an office manager for Ted Jacobs retiring in 1977. Survived by son Darrell McKnight of Albany Georgia two grandchildren brother Clair Raeburn of Emporia Kansas and husband Verne. Memorial services Wednesday at 1 p m at Schwartz Spence and Boyer Home for Funerals Lorain with Dr Henry Woodruff officiating.
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Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
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Walter Dorinski
Youngstown
Katherine Romanski
Edward
Mary) March
Sunrise
Fla
Retha Gove
John R. Devin
Albert Jennings
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Julia F. Prosek
Sheffield Lake
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Jeannette
Cleveland
Elmer Prosek
Prosek
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Parish Ladies Guild
Thomas
Maumee
John
Columbus
George
Joanne) Gotsis
Emil
Phyllis) Bagus
Robert
Mary Ann) Campbell
Richmond
Stanley Usher
Fairmont
Alex Uskuraitis
Zig
Alvina
John J. McCaffrey
Calvary Cemetery
June B. Kos
St. Joseph Hospital
Board of Elections
Schwartz-Spence & Boyer
Church of the Redeemer
Alda R. Maxwell
Vermilion Manor
Allen
Kansas
Schwartz-Spence & Boyer Home
Henry Woodruff
Delaware Ave
United Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Vermilion Man Hurt in Car Crash Released
A Vermilion man injured in a collision between a car and a freight train at a railway crossing Sunday was released from Southwest General Hospital Monday. The deceased, Edward Czaplicki, 32, of Lakewood, died at 1 44 a.m. Sunday. Car driver Lee VanFossen, 35, Vermilion, was hospitalized for a day and discharged. Police said witnesses reported the crossing lights failed to activate until just before impact.
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Parma
Edward Czaplicki
Lakewood
Southwest General Hospital
Lee VanFossen
Nantucket Place
Vermilion
Oberlin College to elect new board chairman in March
Oberlin College votes to replace late Robert S Danforth as chair of its Board of Trustees at the March meeting. The 42 year incumbent died over the weekend ending a second term. A subcommittee has gathered nominations from the 28 board members. The chair runs meetings four times a year and heads the executive committee.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert S. Danforth
Robert Haslan
Danforth
Ex-Erie County deputy killed crossing highway in Ohio
Former Erie County Sheriff's deputy Michael Capizzi, 86, was struck by a car at 6:02 a.m. while walking to cross Route 56 in London, Ohio. Capizzi, who served from 1974 to 1985 and later headed the detective bureau, was attending a training seminar with another officer when the accident occurred. The driver, Margie A. Fair, 45, of Springfield, remained at the scene as investigators assess charges.
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Erie County Sheriff’s
Ohio Peace Officer Training School
Michael Capizzi
Sandusky
Margie A. Fair
Springfield
London Post
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Erie County Sheriff's
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Erie County
John Magnuson
Magnuson
London Highway Patrol
Lorain County taps Koury as 1987 commission president
George I. Koury Jr. will serve as president of the Lorain County Board of Commissioners in 1987 with Leonard Reichlin as vice president. The changes were approved at the annual organizational meeting. Casimir Malinovsky Virgil Muntean and Mona Walsh were reappointed to their posts and the board will keep meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 30 a.m. in the public hearing room.
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George I. Koury Jr
Board of
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Leonard Reichlin
Koury
Casimir Malinovsky
Virgil Muntean
Mona Walsh
Cable deregulation alters basic and tier services in Cleveland area
Viewers face higher basic charges only if deregulation raises them while those with basic service may see modest increases. Cox Cable areas including Olmsted Falls and Parma face no rate changes. Deregulation shifts pricing power to market, with politics and FCC interpretations shaping service options and channel availability.
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Ron Hammaker
Olmsted
FCC
Cleveland
WKYC
WIKW
WEWS
Angela Green
Washington
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