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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1982
Page
8
Obituary notices list Jessie Daniels of Elyria and four other area residents who died recently, detailing service dates, church memberships, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Included are Jessie Daniels, Otto Holzhauser, Emma DeVault, Willie Johnson, and multiple relatives and burial plans across Elyria, North Ridgeville, Lorain, and surrounding communities.
Rosalia HORVATH Deol Helices 161 of Sheffield Lake survived by daughters Helen Bake Anne Karman Kathryn Stemphauver and Rose Pukas. Friends may call John R. Devin Funeral Home Lorain today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. services and societies conduct two services this evening. Burial Calvary Cemetery after Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church.
Charles and Sandra Morgan of 3360 E. 66th St Cleveland sue Elyria FBI agents Michael Bartley and Bion St Bernard along with Robert Canole for alleged failure to relocate them and pay a share of recovered property. They claim retaliation including assault and burglary after informing for the bureau about a motorcycle gang.
Lorain County social service groups agreed to a revised plan to distribute more of the $20 million settlement from price fixing by Fisher Fazio's Pick n Pay and Stops N Shop. Coupons worth 20 dollars in groceries would be mailed to 1 million households across seven counties and could be redeemed at four dollars a year for five years. County groups backed direct solicitation of coupons from residents, with a new County Cupboard coordinating body.
Black River Athletic Booster Club investigates ways to fund district athletics after the 7.8 mill levy failed. An emergency meeting considered what portion of the athletic budget the boosters could sustain while avoiding contract conflicts with the teachers association. The district has suspended all extracurriculars for 1982 83 as transportation and facility costs shift to the club.
Lorain County Mental Health Board faces a funding squeeze after a 0.6 mill levy failed and state funding is in question. With $2.6 million budget and $2.3 million tied to nine agency contracts, officials fear midyear cuts while awaiting the General Assembly budget. A Wednesday meeting will set contracts and allocations for the 1983 fiscal year starting July 1, aiming to protect direct services. A 19-year-old North Ridgeville man remained in guarded condition after an early morning auto crash in Amherst Township, undergoing surgery at Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital. Richard Dean, 19, of Lorain Road, apparently lost control on Route 113, struck a utility pole, injuring himself and trapping him briefly. his condition was reported as guarded.
A 65 year old Lorain woman Emma Miller remained in Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition after an Eaton Township auto accident Tuesday. Miller was a passenger in a car driven by Louis Hennes with two others injured slightly. The Ohio Highway Patrol reported the crash occurred on Route 57 when Hennes rear ended another southbound vehicle driven by Maximal Dania.
LaGrange council approved pay raises for the police department on Thursday night. Police Chief Steve McCrosky will see his salary rise to 17,500 and clothing allowance to 300, with Lt. Dan Moore getting a clothing bump to 300. His life insurance doubles to 20,000, matching the chief. Part time officers receive staged hourly raises across classes. Hennes cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance.
Lorain County commissioners voted to hire Planning Resources Inc of Cleveland as an outside consultant to obtain and administer federal community development block grant funds. The county has $282,500 in block grant funds for FY July 1 to June 30, 1983, with an application due by Monday.
North Ridgeville planning commission conditionally approved the first phase of a 79,000 square foot Taylor Woods Industrial Park center. The 48,000 square foot multi tenant building will host office and research tenants along with service, assembly and wholesale uses. Between 30 and 90 percent of the building will be service oriented.
A 9 year old bicyclist Phillip Petkoff of 16 Ashwood Drive is in the ICU at Lorain St Joseph Hospital after a car struck him on Duff Street at 5 37 p m Thursday. He suffered a compound fracture of the lower right leg and possible internal injuries according to hospital officials.
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