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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
13
Washington AP reports Senator George Voinovich raised about $1 million in the last three months, bringing his total committee cash to roughly $3.4 million, per Federal Election Commission records filed Tuesday.
Former Ohio governor and Cleveland mayor Voinovich weighs a second term as he hosts fundraisers across Ohio. Potential rivals include Jerry Springer who files Monday and state Senator Exe Fingerhut who has filed. Fingerhut reports about 258000 raised and 223000 on hand per FEC.
Earl L. Kelly 93 a World War II Army veteran of Elyria died Monday at Center Ridge Nursing Home North Ridgeville He was a 1938 Amherst High School graduate a carpenter at General Motors Fisher Body Elyria for 12 years before retiring He belonged to First Congregational United Church of Christ Elyria Elyria Senior Fellowship King Solomon Lodge No 36 F & AM Elyria Rey Grotto Elyria and Elyria VFW Post No 1079 He enjoyed bowling and gardening Survivors include daughter Colleen R Gorby Elyria son Richard E Kelly Orland Ind three grandchildren two great grandchildren and two step grandchildren He was predeceased by wife Norma ML in 1992 and a brother Ralph Friends may call 5 10 8 p m Thursday at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria Funeral services 1 p m Friday at the funeral home Rev Dennis Fredriksen officiating Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Town ship
Multiple death notices from Lorain and nearby towns include Mattie Mae McAfee Robinson of Lorain aged 66 who died after a lengthy illness. Ezell Jackson 87 Elyria. Anthony J Betters 58 of Wesley Chapel Florida with ties to New Castle Pennsylvania. Danny L Gardner 56 Lorain. Chester L Sprague Hayesville/New London. Betty B Nelson 85 New London. Karl S Garrard 86 Naples Florida. Funeral plans list Brown Robinson Funeral Home and Lee Girnish Funeral Home along with local churches and cemeteries. Survivors include numerous children, grandchildren and siblings with service details and charity memorial options.
Owen A Winters 83 of Elyria dies Monday at Elyria Memorial Hospital Born in Elyria lifelong resident attended Elyria High School former owner of O A Winters Home Improvement for 30 years and OA Service a station maintenance service for 18 years retiring in 1983 Survivors include daughters Cathie Sprague Elyria Sue Knoll Sandusky four grandchildren three greats and his siblings Friends may call 9 to 11 am Thursday at Resthaven Mausoleum Chapel Avon Services follow Elyria Lodge 787 F and AM and Berry Funeral Home Westlake arranged by Berry Funeral Home
Brandi Vamo White Lamb 30 of Grafton died Sunday at Cleveland Clinic. Born in Atlanta she moved to Grafton in 1996 and worked at Jack Knight Dry Cleaners. Survived by husband William Jason Lamb daughters Allison White Lauren White son Matthew Lamb sister Sherry McDade. Friends 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday Bauer Laubenthal Elyria. Funeral Saturday at Winkenhofer Atlanta. Kidney Foundation of Ohio listed.
Wilbur J. Jack Lockard 87 of Sanford California and formerly Lorain died Sunday at Durham Regional Medical Center North Carolina. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Gluyna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel.
Grace challenged Pallardy to four debates with three on the Mayor's Roundtable and one at a high school. Pallardy staged protests, pressed for on show or suspension until after the election, while Grace insisted on a different venue. The final Roundtable episode airs on the city government channel all month. Christina Jolliffe can be reached at 329-7129.
Voters unanimously rejected Heritage's protest as the council voted to forward the referendum. Heritage lawyer Anthony Giardini recused himself and left. Rob Benjamin, Heritage project manager, expressed disappointment yet urged local support. Elections Board accepted Deputy Director Iris Gracia's retirement and named Ken Kelleher to replace her.
Tape recordings played in Lorain court show Stearns discussing crack prices with an informant. Police testified the tapes captured discussions with Beyah and staged drug deals in the Tops parking lot, where Stearns allegedly possessed 8.27 grams of crack bought for $450. Prosecutors call him a mid level dealer. defense argues small time operator awaiting trial.
Sixteen year old Smith and nineteen year old Sherrod led about 30 students in a high school quilt project featuring red, white, and blue stars and stripes and dozens of World Trade Center window images. The piece, created for FCCLA National Programs in Action, earned first place as judges praised its impact. The team also toured Ground Zero during a FCCLA trip to New York City.
After ODOT found east and westbound bridges structurally separate, a replacement project began last summer. About 35,500 cars cross daily per a 2002 ODOT study. Demolition of the old westbound bridge occurred Feb 12, traffic moved onto the eastbound span, with plans to finish a new westbound bridge this fall and replace the eastbound with completion targeted for fall 2004.
A driver fled the scene after a collision heard as a boom near a resident’s home. A 100-year-old fence was damaged. A passenger remained at the scene and was not charged. Charges will be filed against the driver, authorities said. Call or email for more details.
North Ridgeville police stopped a car on state Route 10 June 28 after a lighting defect. Officers found eight unit doses of heroin, crack cocaine, and drug paraphernalia. Passenger James Salsberry, 42, of Cleveland, faced two felony drug counts and a drug paraphernalia charge. the driver received a warning for equipment violations. Another passenger was not charged.
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