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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1990

Page

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Blast Kills Two at Avon Lake Chemical Plant

An explosion at Rossborough Manufacturing Co on Pin Oak Parkway near Avon Lake killed two men, Robert Warner and James Pry, both 21, and injured a third, Brian Smith, 26, all of Lorain. Smith suffered second degree burns and was moved to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland in critical condition. Fire officials probe cause as toxic-emission alarm prompted evacuations. a prior similar blast at the Eaton Township plant in 1986 killed one of the critically burned.

Avon Lake Rossborough Manufacturing Co Pin Oak Parkway Chemical Company Robert Warner James Pry Lorain Brian Smith St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland Fred Berner Rossborough Eaton Township

Ridgeville sailor slain at West Coast sub base

A Ridgeville sailor and a shipmate at the Bangor Washington Naval Submarine Base were found shot to death in a barracks room. Another sailor, a suspect in the killings, was found dead at a Vancouver Washington motel. The 18 year old Scott Seely and 21 year old David Parker, both from the USS Michigan crew, were killed while the base was in a quiet refit period. Authorities say the suspect may have killed Seely in a confrontation over a prior dispute. The gunman and weapon remain unfound as investigations continue.

North Ridgeville Bangor Washington Vancouver Scott Seely Seely David Parker San Diego Naval Submarine Base Philip C. Seely Parker Michigan Debbie Drive Linda Seattle Navy Cleveland Naval Bachelor Enlisted Quarters

Prudoff defends Lorain department purchases

Community Development Director Sanford Prudoff defended department spending amid a HUD report urging reimbursement of questioned funds. Mayor Olejko ordered an internal probe led by Safety Director Wanda Tully, with findings due soon. Prudoff cited 100 plus loans totaling over eight million dollars creating 600 jobs and retaining 200, while defending purchases including a $12,000 van and $7,300 in chairs as necessary.

Lorain Sanford Prudoff Prudoff U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Alex M. Olejko Olejko Wanda Tully C-T/Prin Lane

Overcrowding strains Lorain area hospitals

Elyria Memorial Hospital reports crowded medical units with 258 beds in use of 363. Transfers to St Joseph Health Center Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth occurred this week and last week to relieve overflow while elective surgeries were rescheduled. Flu and respiratory illnesses boost daily outpatient visits as beds are kept in reserve.

Lorain Community Hospital Elyria Memorial Hospital and Medical Center St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center St. John & West Shore Hospital Cleveland Clinic MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland Elyria Memorial Robert Olesen Janet Schindler Schindler Olesen

Record Warm Spell Sets Local Temperatures

North Ridgeville weather observer Ray Diederich reported a high of 57 degrees on Wednesday, eclipsing the 1951 record of 46. Tuesday reached 54 degrees, just shy of the 57 degree mark set in 1953.

North Ridgeville Ray Diederich

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