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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1979

Page

13

Vermilion auto death under police investigation

Police investigate the death of 15 year old Clyde Smallwood struck by a westbound car on Liberty Avenue near Lorain County Bank at about 6 30 pm. Russell Haslage 40 of Lorain drove the vehicle. Smallwood died from massive head injuries at Lorain Community Hospital. No charges filed. Funeral services set in Vermilion Lucasville and Scioto County burial planned.

Vermilion Clyde Smallwood Liberty Avenue Lorain County Bank Russell Haslage Wilson Ave Lorain Smallwood Howard Dr Vermilion Police Lorain Community Hospital Coro Fisher McKinley Funeral Lucasville June DeBord Scioto Cemetery Scioto County

Westlake Hospital Project Delayed to February or March

Groundbreaking for the Westlake Health Care Campus, a $27 million project, has been postponed to late February or early March due to a City of Lakewood court action. Westlake plans to issue $24.45 million in bonds with state extension needs and a 90 day start window granted by the city. The overall project cost is about $43 million including St. John Hospital renovations.

Westlake Peter Frontzer St. John Hospital Cleveland Frontzer Frontier Westlake Health Campus Association Westlake City

Nader and Forbes clash over Muny Light sale in Cleveland

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader may debate City Council President George Forbes if he visits Cleveland to campaign against selling the Municipal Light Plant. Nader accuses Cleveland Trust and CEI of pressuring a sale to create a CEI monopoly while urging open discussion and media independence. Forbes signals willingness to debate if Nader opposes sale and criticizes Nader as an ass after an interview.

Cleveland (Ap Ralph Nader George Forbes Nader Dennis J. Kucinich M. Brock Weir Cleveland Trust Co Forbes Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland Kucinich Washington Cleveland Trust Muny Light Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co CEI

Lorain triple murder ruled intruder free

City prosecutors and police ruled out intruders in the South Lorain murder at 2237 E 29th St. Barbara Paul, 55, and her grandchildren Wendy Flynn, 10, and Paul Flynn, 6, died from multiple stab wounds. The knife used was found in the kitchen. Coroner ruled the deaths homicides.

Beth Boyd C-T St. Barbara Jo Flynn William Kishman Kocak James Parobek Flynn W. 29Th St Florian Paul

Elyria author visits Gates Elementary to spark student writing

Elyria writer Lila McGinnis held a session with third and fourth graders in Gates Elementary School's remedial Title I reading program. She urged students to “listen” to characters as they craft a children’s book titled Who Said Meow, and promised to display their finished project at the local library.

Lstens Elyria Lila McGinnis Gates Murray Younster McGinnis McGinnins Elyria Public Library Joey Panter Freddie Lane Paula Reinoeh Michael Johnston

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