Rabies cases in Lorain County may be rising this year
Lorain County sanitarian George Bragg notes one confirmed rabies case since Jan 1, the first since last year, suggesting a possible cyclical upturn. Statewide and regional data show higher Ohio cases, mainly in rural areas, with few animal bites but several suspect incidents. Bragg urges avoiding wild animals and seeking prompt medical advice after any bite or scratch.
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Lorain County
George Bragg
Bragg
Ohio
Brage
Don't put retarded away love them mothers urge
MT VERNON AP Dont put your handicapped child in an institution Mrs Richard Traucht of Gambier and Mrs Stephan McQuigg of Mt Vernon insist Both speak from experience Each has a handicapped son I knew something was wrong with Jimmy the first time I saw him He was so limp Mrs Traucht found Jimmy had Down s Syndrome T was told I should never get to know the baby and should place him in an institution Knowing God gave Jimmy to me I knew he would help me take care of him My husband and I visited institutions throughout the state to observe handicapped children and see what they were like Seeing the lovable children who spend their lives in institutions was heartbreaking It was easy to see their hunger for love and I just couldn't bear placing Jimmy in such a place I HAD TO PROVE I could get Jimmy to do the things the
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MT. Vernon
Richard Traucht
Gambier
Stephan McQuigg
Jimmy
Traucht
Identity solved as Chicago teen found in Florida waters
Kim Kadas, 16, disappeared from East Chicago on April 11, was found 11 days earlier swimming off Key West. He survived 1 to 12 hours in the sea and suffered amnesia before his mother and father confirmed him after recognizing him in Key West. He recalled being four miles offshore and swimming toward a beacon.
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Chicago
Kim Kadas
Key West
Fla
Ind
Kim
Florida
Radas
William Kadas
Dorothy Kadas
Earl L. McCain
Kadas
Highway Patrol
East Chicago
Roosevelt High School
Associated Press
Hammond Ind
Area womans kin found safe at Ellsworth AFB
The William Cope family living at Ellsworth Air Force Base near Rapid City was reported safe by the Red Cross. The base was not affected by floods, and Phyliss Cope is sister to Sue Meadows of North Ridgeville. The piece follows family hardship and coping with cerebral palsy cases, highlighting resilience and community support.
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William Cope
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
M.D
Elyria Ried Cross
Phyliss Cope
Sue Meadows
North Ridgeville
Air Force Base
Red Cross
Copes
Traffic Death Watch
A brief advisory urges readers to stay off the list and drive safely as a public safety note on road hazards and incidents.
Absent Officials Mark Lorain County Community College Graduation
Two departing LCCC administrators did not attend last nights commencement. Dean Paul Lindh resigned for personal reasons and was replaced by Carmen Masciola. Vice President Henry Milander was replaced by Thomas Bowen as reader of graduates amid pay dispute and soon-to-be departure. Milander’s wife also absent, with Roy Berko presiding at the reception.
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Lorain County Community College
Paul Lindh
Carmen Masciola
Dean Lindh
LCCC
Lindh
Henry M. Milander
Thomas V. Bowen
Milander
Bremerton, Wash
Dean Linch
Dr. Milander
Omar Olson
Roy Berko
Inmate dies in Lorain linked to delirium tremens
Elyrian Raymond Tillman, 25, who died at St. Joseph Hospital after jail transfer, is ruled to have died of delirium tremens though the coroner lists the death as natural. Tillman, jailed for shoplifting after failing to pay a $50 fine, showed irrational behavior in custody before being hospitalized. Authorities say no prior medical records on DTs were available, and the case is regarded as closed.
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Lorain
Elyrian Raymond Tillman
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain County
Charles Chesner
Tillman
Wayne St
John S. Kolena
John Malinovsky
Elyria man mobilizes drive to aid Rapid City flood victims
Elyria resident Gary Whitacre plans a two day truck delivery of toys and appliances to Rapid City after flash floods killed over 200. He has church support, will use a Ford truck loaned by J R Ford, and aims to collect items via Elyria churches Y Teens and the public. He may travel with a co driver if found.
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Elyria Man
Elyrian
Gary Whitacre
Rapid City
South Dakota
Whitacre
Jackson Ave
Elyria
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Bitacre
Elyri
Ity
J.R Dall Ford
Burglar Hits Center for Sightless on Fifteenth Night
The Center for Sightless at 220 Oberlin Rd reports another burglary on the fifteenth day of the month. Elyria police say a window was pried open and a gudba change stolen during the entry, marking the fourth such incident in recent months.
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Center For
Oberlin Rd
Imei
Elyria
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U.S. Center For Disease Control
United States
Elyria Health Department
Lorain City
Gordon Bell
Theodore Prosak
Lorain Board
Prosak
Lima
Belinda
Geoffrey
Malinovsky
Dts
Chesner
Daniel Turcus Jr
Diane
Uessure
Bob Choate
Wilmot Printing
John Clausing
United Church of Christ
Lake Avenue
Bee
Juded Whitacre
Ronle
Rapidie
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