Area deaths Alla Kuehn 88 retired Lake Terminal engineer
Alla L. Kuehn 88 of Amherst died Monday at Amherst Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. Born in Lorain, he lived in Amherst 28 years and worked 47 years as a locomotive engineer for Lake Terminal Railroad in Lorain, retiring in 1961. He was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, Senior Fellowship in Lorain, and Lodge 552, Free and Accepted Masons. Survived by wife Erma 64 years, a son Robert C. of Lorain, a brother Otto of Lorain, a sister Ora Gault of Amherst, two grandsons and two great-granddaughters. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain. Masonic services Wednesday 7 pm at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst. services Thursday 11 am. Memorials to Salvation Army.
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Alla L. Kuehn
Amherst
Amherst Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Lake Terminal Railroad
Emmanual United Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Lodge 552
Free and Accepted Masons
Mr. Kuehn
Erma
Nee Cutting
Robert C
Otto
Hale
Ora) Gault
Hempel Funeral Home
Thomas E. Blank
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Elmwood
Salvation Army
Floyd E. Strawn
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Saltlick Township
Troxel Manufacturing
Strawn
Gary R
Ruth I
Curtis- Scheuffler
Lyle Hinkle
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Opal Huston
Roundhead
Lima
Huston
Ray K
Fred R
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John E
Delaware
Ohio
Goldie Miley
Mt. Victory
Effie Hover
Ada
Laubenthal
Willis Hall
Memorial Park Cemetery
Shani Alexandra Shupp
Joel W. Shupp
North Ridgeville
Joel M
Shelley J
Cloyd Shupp
Lakeside
Alex Tomasheski
St. Mary Cemetery
Dicken
Dr M J Humphrey 78 dies after brief illness in Ohio
Obituary notes the death of Dr M J Humphrey 78 of New London following a brief illness at People's Hospital Mansfield. He owned Humphrey Clinics in New London Norwalk and Amherst retiring in 1969. A Marine WWII veteran and civic member he is survived by his wife Sylvia a sister and other relatives.
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M. I. Humphrey
New London
People’s Hospital
Mansfield
Humphrey
Norwalk
Amherst
Palmer School of Chiropractics
Iowa
Ohio State Chiropractic Association
Rutland
Broom Wood Post
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Elks Lodge
Ohio
Sylvia
Harry Clawson
Wellington
Columbia teachers face salary cuts and planned staff reductions
About 140 people attended a Columbia school board session voicing concern over 1981 82 salary cuts and proposed staff eliminations. Board leaders discussed an emergency levy and possible all day kindergarten while noting enrollment drop and legal limits on timing. Superintendent Breese urged staff reduction recommendations to notify employees by April 30 amid criticism of openness and funding.
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Columbia
Thelma Ball
Columbia Local Education Association
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
John A. Breese
Columbia school board schedules special session
A special meeting of the Columbia Board of Education is set for Monday at 7 30 p m to approve a resolution to borrow against anticipated tax collections as the first half tax will not be available until late March. The board also approved renewal contracts with North Ridgeville City Schools for instruction of local handicapped students and will exchange students under Youth for Understanding. A one day trip for the ski club to Peek n Peak was approved, the salary schedule was adopted reflecting a 9 percent teacher pay cut, and Marilyn Furlong was named to the Ohio School Board Association Federal State network for the 13th district.
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Elane Martin
Columbia
Bernard Blondeau
Citizens For
H. Scott Leeseberg
New Mill
Breese
Ohio
Columbia Board of Education
Doris Walter
North Ridgeville City
Youth For Understanding
Columbia Ski Club
Peek ’N Peak
New York
Marilyn Furlong
Ohio School Board Association
Medivac bids opened for Lorain County Airport facility
The Army opened bids for the 316 Helicopter Rescue unit with a decision in 30 days. Airport director Robert Dancik told the board they bid again after the first rejection and hope the unit will be housed at the airport to boost traffic and development. The board elected Carl Nielson president Ernest Parsons vice president and Alex Olerke secretary. Dancik may seek FAA funding for a maintenance facility costing about 200000, with airport costs possibly 20000 if FAA funds the rest.
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Army
316 Helicopter Rescue
Medivac
Robert Dancik
Lorain County
Dancik
Carl Nielson
Ernest Parsons
Alex Olerke
FAA
Ohio to close 37 employment offices amid layoffs
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will shut 37 offices and lay off about 1,000 employees across 15 districts. Administrator Albert G Giles cited a $15 million federal funding cut for fiscal 1982 and said leases will be settled in 30 to 90 days. Some Cleveland and Lorain County offices will be affected.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Albert G. Giles
Department of Administrative Services
OBES
Lorain
Lorain County
Cleveland
Giles
Gilea
Fire damages Sheffield Lake home over vented stove
An improperly vented wood stove pipe caused 12500 in damage at Silfredo Seta's home on Buckeye Drive. Fire crews from Sheffield Lake and Avon Lake extinguished the blaze with no injuries. Route 57 resurfacing eyed. project estimated at 320565 with total cost near 800000 for 2.7 miles, pending council approval.
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Sheffield Lake
Silfredo Seta
Buckeye Drive
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake Fire Department
UAW Ford join to block Ohio job transfers from Michigan
In Cleveland the UAW International and Ford filed to defend UAW Local 1250 against a bid to move laid off Michigan workers to Ford's Brook Park casting plant. Judge White postponed full hearing. Ford offered up to 334 workers transfers, while local leaders question seniority and contract terms.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers International
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Michigan
Ohio
U.S
George W. White
1250
Thurman R. Payne
Ford
Brook Park
White
UAW International
International
Payne
Flat Rock
Mich
James McCracken
Chronicle-Telegram
Karl Mantula
Detroit
Ridgeville Board Sets Friday Meeting on Leases and Cuts
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The school board will reconvene an adjourned meeting Friday at 5 p.m. at the Middle School to discuss leases for Allen Elementary in Elyria and Eaton freshman high school. It will also review potential staff changes if schools face closure from state budget cuts.
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North Ridgeville
Allen
Elyria
Eaton
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