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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2001
Page
8
Obituaries note John Baldwin 69 of Vermilion died in Lorain after a two year illness. He was a spray painter for ITT and a veteran, with survivors including wife Barbara and children. Joseph L Fazio 74 of Lorain died at home after illness. a Bendix employee for 30 years, he is survived by Leona and children. Funeral details, callers times, and burial plans are provided for both services.
Richard E Aller 94 of Lorain dies at Elyria United Methodist Village after living in several states and working as a Greyhound driver and tool maker. Clarence W Webber 73 of Lorain dies after a long illness. military honors planned. services held at local churches. Charles R Stone 85 of Columbus formerly of North Ridgeville dies after long illness. former GM clerk. many survivors listed. services in Grove City and North Ridgeville. Silas H Cy Young 74 of New London dies after lengthy illness. farmer and concrete business owner. services in New London. survivors include wife, children, grandchildren. Various other local obituaries note survivors, burial plans, and funeral home arrangements.
Dorothy W Straub age 87 died Thursday. Survived by daughter Elaine Cook and son Edward W Straub, four grandchildren, great grandchildren, brother Robert Java, sisters Virginia Patterson, Marguerite Speer, Jane Duecken. preceded in death by first husband Rimer Zusl and second husband Edward Straub and sisters Grace Hanes and Eleanor Banger. Friends may call 2 to 9 pm Sunday atConkauner Homes Lorain West 208th St Farview Park. Mass 10 am Monday at St Angela Meret Church 20970 Lorain Road. Memorials to LeMont Mission Circle or St Angela's Parish Foundation.
John A Sadowski age 85 of Lorain died Thursday at Community Health Partners in Lorain following a long illness. A lifelong area resident and St Mary High School graduate, he worked as a mulwright at For Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant for 20 years retiring in 1978. He was active in Lited Polish Club Lorain City Health Board LAW Local 425 Retirees and St Stanislaus Church Holy Name Society. Funeral services are set for 10:30 am Monday at Gluvna Shimo-Hromada Funeral Chapel with an 11 am Mass at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. He is survived by his wife Theresa Tess, a son Denis J of Avon, daughters Denise A of Cincinnati and Annette of Lorain, two grandsons and several nieces and nephews. He was honored by Lorain Mayor Alex Oleyko with a John A Sadowski Day on Dec 17 1995. The Lorain Restoration Fund is listed as a memorial reference.
A source reports volatility in Hollywood release plans with a 15 year delay in mind and Warner Bros facing criticism. Ewing urges an earlier rollout to capitalize on current buzz, warning that waiting could render the film outdated and lose momentum.
A teenage girl in a Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Walk event struggled to keep her baggy jeans from tripping her as friends laughed. She pressed on, saying she just wanted to keep marching despite the stumble.
Fusco blames faulty city leadership for street decay as Ward 3 residents oust Thomason 208 to 42 and Maggard wins citywide by 793 to 127. Councilman Greene calls for a clean slate while Armando Catanese says council approval needed before a federal suit is dismissed and pledges an open mind at the next meeting to keep the city running.
Lorain's five part graduation rule requires passing all sections. In October 2000 ninth graders posted 90 percent writing, 87 reading, 68 math, 82 citizenship and 88 science. Elyria seniors surpassed with 99 percent writing reading citizenship. 95 science. 94 math.
Ohio and national lawmakers weigh changes to Clean Water Act rules as President Bush nears his second term. Critics warn new EPA chief Christine Whitman may curb enforcement and shift funding, while farm and industry groups fear stricter runoff controls hit land use and farming practices. Environmentalists argue the stakes include protections for Lake Erie and county waterways.
An internal audit finds CiviGenics failed to meet several standards at its four prison operations, with payroll oversight deemed non essential. In contrast, Lake Erie Correctional Institution under M and T Corp shows strong performance, meeting all mandatory standards and 98 percent of non mandatory ones. The state must decide by February 28 whether to renew M T's contract based on these results.
In New Philadelphia, prosecutors charged Douglas Harrington with child endangering for letting 16 year old Andrew Tausch imitate a pro wrestling stunt. Tausch jumped 18 feet from a front porch roof onto a burning card table on a makeshift mat, his clothes caught fire and he was burned about 20 percent of his body. A group of teens witnessed the incident and one videotaped it. Harrington faces arraignment February 6.
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