Shipley plan brings cool response on city housing reform
Lorain council members rejected Vinson Shipley's proposal to salvage the Community Development Department by creating a nine-employee Housing Rehabilitation Office. Shipley argued the plan would avoid dismantling the department, but peers urged refinement of Mayor Olejko's plan to disband the department and cut costs up to 300000. Sanford Prudoff headed Community Development.
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Lorain
Vinson Shipley
Alex Olejko
Shipley
Council
Federal Programs Committee
Carolyn White
D-1
Olejko
Dr. Conrad T. Rusin, Lorain Surgeon, 77, Dies
Dr. Conrad T. Rusin a Lorain surgeon who served from 1949 to 1986 died at Lorain Community Hospital. He led surgical departments at St Joseph Hospital and Lorain Community Hospital and retired seven years ago. He was Navy lieutenant commander in World War I and an examiner for the Selective Service. He is survived by his wife a daughter and several sons nine grandchildren and a sister. Funeral arrangements include a wake at Reidy Scanlan and a 11 am Mass at St. Joseph Church Amherst with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Memorials to local clinics and medical foundations are requested.
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Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Rusin
St. Joseph Hospital & Health Center
Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine
Chicago
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Cleveland
American Board of Surgery
American College of Surgeons
Ohio State Medical Association
Lorain County Medical Society
American Medical Associ
Broadway
Funeral
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Amherst
Lawrence Martello
Calvary Cemetery
Lorain Free Clinic
Donald C
Baldy” Mcintosh
Huntington Township
Medina General Hospital
McKeesport
McIntosh
Sheffield Lake
Lake Erie Plastics
Elyria
National Gypsum Co
Louella
Donald H
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert D
Wellington
Thomas A
Alicia McKittrick
Huntington United Church of Christ
Miriam J. Kane
Line
Vermilion
Vermilion Manor
Rocky River
Kane
Christian Science Church
Michele Friday
Stow
Robert
Murfreesboro
Tenn
William
County Recorder's
Helen M. McVeigh
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Freuhaus
Avon Lake
Laubenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Washington St
James Sogan
Autumn Aegis Nursing Home
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Sogan
Glen Robbins
Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Logan
Mary Ellen
Vincent
Margaret Taylor
Helen Vincek
Andrew
Indiana
Martin
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Longtime Ohio teacher Esther Clements dies at 97
Esther Jean Clements 97 of Elyria died Monday after a yearlong illness. Born 1895 in Sidney Ohio she taught more than 45 years mostly in Cleveland Public Schools. She studied at Oberlin Conservatory and Case Western Reserve University. She belonged to several clubs and churches and is survived by a cousin and a friend. graveside services planned at Ridgelawn Cemetery in Elyria with memorials to charity.
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Elyria
Sidney
Ohio
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland Public Schools
Curtis-Scheuffler-Busch Family
Second St
Browns lineman Williams accused in pistol threat incident
Lakewood man Kenneth Talsin claims Cleveland Browns defensive tackle George Williams threatened him with a loaded pistol during a nightclub altercation near the Flats. Police said no charges have been filed. a 40-caliber Glock was found under a car at the Beach Club. Williams and Rod Milstead were questioned and released.
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Cleveland Browns
George Williams
Kenneth Talsin
Williams
Edward Herman
Browns
Rod Milstead
Riverfront Flats
Herman
Talsin
Francine Lubera
Milstead
Notre Dame
Dallas
Delaware State
Cowboys
Cleveland
Directory Assistance
Cleveland Area
G. Williams
Lorain International Festival Opens With Pageant Parade
The 27th Lorain International Festival begins Saturday with the International Princess Pageant at 7 p.m. at Palace Civic Center and continues through a three day bazaar featuring music and foods from about 30 nationalities. The schedule includes a parade, breakfast, ice cream social with big band, Sacred Music, Cultural Night, a Thursday outdoor concert, and a June 25 to 27 bazaar at Centre of Sheffield with diverse national traditions.
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Broadway Avenue
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Park
Middle Ridge Road
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Lakeside Landings
Marina International
DeLuca's
Veterans Memorial Park
City Hall
Sheffield
Readopoly summer reading program at Elyria Library
Elyria Public Library launches a summer reading drive for kids at 320 Washington Ave and on the bookmobile through Aug 14. Children roll a die on Readopoly, read specified books to move ahead, and redeem completed laps for prizes. Preschoolers join with a caregiver, with weekly events and daily storytimes across June and July.
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Elyria
Elyria Public Library
Washington Ave
Oberlin man jailed for drunken driving crash injuring teacher
An Oberlin man, Joseph Haynes, 26, was sentenced to two to five years in prison for a October crash that injured North Ridgeville teacher Catherine Benford, 89. He loses his license for life and must report to jail soon. The collision occurred at the Oberlin Road and Butternut Ridge Road intersection when Haynes ran a stop sign. Benford spent two weeks at Allen Memorial Hospital with a broken rib and internal injuries. Haynes faced aggravated vehicular assault and multiple DUI related charges.
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Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Joseph Haynes
N. Main St
Floyd D. Harris
Haynes
Highway Patrol
Catherine Benford
Oberlin Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Benford
Allen Memorial Hospital
Amherst considers stricter door to door sales rules
Amherst officials push a draft ordinance banning door to door soliciting after 9 pm. Police oppose enforcing the 9 pm limit and penalties. Fingerprinting requirements and enforceability are questioned as the council sends the measure back to committee for June 21 discussion. Violations would be minor misdemeanors on first offense and four year thereafter.
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Amherst
Police Department
Mackin
John Jaworski
Arnold Schwarzenegger expecting baby in October
New York AP reports Arnold Schwarzenegger, famed for action roles, says he does not care if his forthcoming child is a daughter or a son, due in October, adding he enjoys diaper duty with his Kindergarten Cop persona.
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Terminator
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Golf club thefts plague three courses last week
Three golf club sets were stolen from Hickory Nut Emerald Woods and Forest Hills last week as players left their clubs in pro shops or clubhouses. Suspects described as 16 to 18, seen in two incidents Thursday and one Sunday. no witnesses Sunday. Also notes Vermilion chief Barck graduates FBI academy. Elyria burglar eats donuts. Lorain police camera incident will not alter personnel files.
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Columbia Township
Emerald Woods
Barck
Vermilion
University of Virginia
FBI
Yellow Brick Road
Lorain
John Malinovsky
Russell Cambarare
Nelson Aponte
Chronicle-Telegram
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Laubenthal-DeCarly
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Dolores Schooley
Walter A. Frey
Erie Ave
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Oberlin Man
Joyce Mackin
Forest Hills Country Club
Carlisle Township
Vermilion Police
Fred A. Barck
FBI National Academy For
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Quantico
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Mayer
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Wilmoth
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