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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2001

Page

5

Obituary notices for Metelsky Bailey Masin and Cawley in Lorain area

Andrew Metelsky 74 of Lorain died Saturday at New Life Hospice Center of St. Joseph in Lorain after a long illness. A WWII Navy veteran, he worked 42 years for US Steel Lorain Works and was active in Ss. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church. Treva W. Bailey 79 of Oberlin died Sunday at Welcome Nursing Home after a long illness. She was a homemaker active in East Oberlin Community Church with 18 grandchildren and many greats. Irene Masin 94 of Vermilion died Friday in Lorain after a two year illness. She was an artist, Red Cross worker, Navy Mothers leader, and served on several boards. survived by four daughters and many grandchildren. Cecil Everett Cawley 77 of Sullivan and formerly Elyria died Sunday after a long illness. A Ford worker and coal miner, he was a UMW District 19 and UAW Local 425 member. survived by son Michael and three grandchildren. Burial plans and funeral details accompany each notice.

Andrew Metelsky Lorain New Life Hospice Center St. Joseph Longfellow Junior Lorain High United States Navy Union Line Brush Beryllium American Ship Building Co Lorain Works US Steel Metelsky Ss. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church Disabled American Veterans Louis Paul Proy United Steelworkers Union Local 1104 Golden Age Pensioners Club Eve Treva W. Bailey Oberlin Welcome Nursing Home Elyria Irene Masin Community Health Partners Star Junction Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society Art League Navy Mothers Organization Admiral King Mary Lou Trexler Akron Richard Louis Masin Vermilion George Buichko Lize Mastin Paul and Mary Nee Trupko) Butchko Christine Wiseman Charles, Frank Paul Butchko Riddle Funeral Home South St United Church of Christ Congregational State St Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township United Church of Christ Congregational Kitchen Pantry Cecil Everett Cawley Sullivan Terry W.va Beckley Wva Ford Motor Company West Virginia Cawley North Eaton Roy William Bertha Miller Nellie Rogers Daisy Wiseman David Bogner Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville Denver Daniel Christian Unity Church Resthaven Memory Garden Avon Jean Kaiser St. Anthony’s Hospital Denver Swedish Medical Center CSP Robert Leyba Penrose Hospital Leyba Minnesota Petrik Colorado Texas Canon City

Joe Henderson dies at 64 after long jazz career

Former Verve saxophonist Joe Henderson, a four time Grammy winner and revered figure in jazz, died at 64 from heart failure after an emphysema bout. Born in Lima Ohio, he studied at Kentucky State and Wayne State, then joined the U.S. military before a prolific career with Milestones, Milestones era in San Francisco and Verve recordings.

San Francisco Joe Henderson Phyllis Henderson Lima Henderson Stan Getz Sonny Buxton Lester Young Buxton Ohio Verve Billy Strayhorn Miles Davis Antonio Carlos Jobim Phantom Kentucky State College Wayne State University U.S

Researchers in Canada faced monkey virus infection risk

Health Canada study of 46 workers in contact with macaque monkeys found two or three infected with simian foamy virus SFV though none are ill. Testing will take four to six weeks to identify actual carriers while officials warn against blood or tissue donation. Officials say no evidence links SFV to human disease or person-to-person transmission. vaccination and counseling plans are prepared if needed.

Ottawa Health Canada Canada Paul Gully Laboratory Center For Disease Control Gully Health Department U.S Canadian Blood Services Graham Sher Sher

Church bus overturns injuring 35 near Kenosha Pass

A charter bus carrying 46 Minnesota teens and adults to a Young Life camp overturned at the 10,000 foot summit of Kenosha Pass 50 miles southwest of Denver. Five people were ejected, 35 injured, five seriously. The bus spun and rolled onto its left side crushing trees as investigators pursued tire puncture and possible causes.

Minnesota Kenosha Pass Denver Colorado State Patrol Burnsville Minn Frontier U.S. Highway 285 Martin Petrik Sarah Neilson Penrose Hospital Eric York Petrik

Tampa Installs Crowd Scanning Cameras For Warrants

Tampa uses face-printing software linked to 36 cameras in Ybor City to scan crowds for people with outstanding arrest warrants. The system, already used in other cities and at Super Bowl XXXV, raises privacy concerns while police say it parallels traditional mug shot checks. Business owners express mixed views on effectiveness and intrusion.

Tampa Fla Ybor City U.S Frances Zelazny Visionics Corp Jack Walters The American Civil Liberties Union Bill Todd Facelt Visionics Graphec Technologies Raymond James Stadium Todd

Five years after Ohio fireworks fire families still bitter

Five years after the July 3, 1996, Ohio River Fireworks blaze that killed nine and injured 11, relatives remain bitter. Todd Hall in a mental hospital faces nine counts of involuntary manslaughter. the site and store are memorialized as a 100 acre property for sale.

Scottown Southern Ohio Vivian Sansom Matthew Wayne W.va Herald-Dispatch Huntington Ohio River Columbus Todd Hall Procterville Hall Athens Appalachian Behavioral Healthcare Denise Kohler David Pruitt Pruitt Lawrence County Kathlene

Fireworks funding and growth across communities

Fireworks generally fund themselves through private donations service club support and partnerships. Nationally demand has surged with 29 million pounds detonated in 1976 rising to 156.9 million pounds in 1999. Nearly 800 Ohio communities held Fourth of July displays last year per the state fire marshal.

Julie Heckman American Pyrotechnics Association Ohio John Mahoney Ohio Municipal League

Transit worker admits skimming up to six figures

A Central Ohio Transit Authority employee fired after confessing to stealing between $50,000 and $100,000 from fare boxes he maintained. The nine year worker will forfeit his pension as police probe nears a Franklin County grand jury. Security upgrades follow the scheme.

Transit System Franklin County Ron O'Brien COTA Stu Nicholson Nicholson

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