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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2001
Page
3
The text explains the system is blind to wealth, with waiting lists and medical criteria guiding who receives organs. It warns against unfounded rumors of black market transplants and urges individuals to discuss donor wishes with family and include them in wills.
Sixteen month old Kapryce Anderson of Elyria is among 181 local and 18,058 nationwide awaiting a liver transplant. Lifebanc spokeswoman Monica Heath notes about 75,000 people are on the national transplant registry and about 1,200 Ohioans await organs. The article explains donor roles, the rise of living donor transplants, and Kapryce’s family barriers to donation.
Kapryce Anderson needs a liver transplant with a donor matching blood type. Her mother, Stephanie Bell, faces travel, medical costs, and a three month Pittsburgh stay if surgery occurs at Children’s Hospital. Donations can be made at FirstMerit Bank. The case highlights risks, lifelong anti rejection drugs, and uncertain outcomes.
Midday Pick 3 shows 0 2 0 and Pick 4 6 9 3 7. Evening Pick 3 3 1 7 and Pick 4 1 5 3 5. Buckeye 5 draws 4 6 15 25 34. Super Lotto Jackpot stands at 5 million dollars.
A listing of Ohio draw numbers from Saturday mid-day drawings including Pick 3 7 6 3 and 7 6 2, Pick 4 sequences 7 6 0 9 and 3 8 5 2, Super Lotto Plus 7 B 9 21 43 45 with Bonus Ball 27, and Buckeye 5 4 16 20 32 34 plus CK 3 5 3 4 and Buckeyes 10 19 20 30 32.
A tractor blast at the Medina County Fair near the west fairgrounds injured dozens, with three in critical condition. Police officers Soika and Conwill, both stabilized in Akron burn unit, were among those hurt. Victims included Kovacic, his daughter Elizabeth, and others treated at Medina General Hospital. A noon vigil was planned in Medina Public Square.
Ed Maynard of the LaGrange Steam and Engine Club notes no state law governs engine inspections, only club tests. The Lorain County Fair display and September show may be canceled as officials weigh possible new regulations after an explosion traced to a tractor firebox. Maynard hopes shows aren’t harmed, while acknowledging potential nationwide impact.
Firefighters and residents recount the Medina blast near the Lorain county fair. Andre Gee and Best describe training under shock. Leland Codding, now Red Cross volunteer, recalls severity. Residents from Lorain and Lodi praise communal help while some advocate continuing the fair with a memorial service.
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