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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1992
Page
4
Area obituaries list Margaret Sikela Zola Stanislawski Mary Gorney Berchlin Roberts Gertrude Morrow Victoria Cromwell Mary Cromwell Dorothy Burt Kimberly Klinect and others. Funeral homes Burmeister Busch John R Devin Dombrowski and Wohlever Malloy Memorial Services arrange services in Elyria Lorain Avon and North Ridgeville with Masses calls and memorials noted.
David 5. Kloepfer burial and funeral details follow for Thelma C. DeChant nee Schuster and David 8. Kloepfer, both residents with ties to Elyria and North Ridgeville. DeChant, 60, of Sheffield Village, a St. Teresa parishioner and Elyria Catholic graduate, died after a short illness with services planned at Reichlin Roberts and burial at Ridge Hill church cemetery. Kloepfer, 34, NASA contractor at Lewis Center, North Ridgeville resident, survived by wife Linda Pauline and three children, with tributes at Fields United Methodist and a memorial fund set up in his name. coroner to determine cause of death.
Obituary notices list several deceased adults including Mary E Cowles 81 of Oberlin with visitation 7 to 8 pm and burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Donald E Leedy 56 of Elyria with wake 3-5 and 7-3 pm and mass at St Jude. Oren New 81 of Amherst with services at Hempel Funeral Home and Evergreen Cemetery. Peter Vasiloff 7 of Avon with family visitation and burial at Park Camas rocky. details include survivors and funeral home addresses.
A Wellington woman, Beth Vogler, 21, was admitted to MetroHealth Medical Center in serious condition with a head injury after a two car crash at Routes 18 and 301 in Penfield Township. Four people were hospitalized. three released from Medina General. The Ohio Highway Patrol Elyria post investigated. Route 18 briefly blocked. Eyewitness Dave Tomes described heavy damage and a Talon in collision.
North Ridgeville firefighters sue Elyria city over binding arbitration. Judge Zaleski will rule on jurisdiction after a Friday hearing, triggered by a municipal motion. The case centers on SERB negotiator Marvin Feldman’s Oct binding ruling, objections raised by union president Terry Green, and disagreements on EMT wages overtime and holiday merit pay. The city says objections should have been filed at once.
Police talked a 24 year old man from Moore Road out of harming himself after he held a knife to his throat at 3 20 am. Officers restrained him after a two hour dialogue and he was taken to St Joseph Hospital and Health Center psychiatric unit in Lorain for care.
Lorain resident Vance Haga, 44, faces charges after a June collision injured cyclist Todd Lettie of Lorain. A Lorain County judge set a new trial date for April 2 after another trial was ongoing. Haga, who has pleaded innocent by reason of insanity, is charged with aggravated vehicular assault and multiple traffic offenses.
Mayor Shari Kerner says street repairs are a top priority with an estimated 600000 needed and a plan to seek state Issue II funds. Officials hope worst sections can be tackled this year as council reviews the 1992 budget. Also noted are a new north side water tower and a southeast sewer interceptor along Center Street to fix pressure and flooding.
Police report nearly a dozen vandalism incidents overnight left seventeen vehicles damaged on Concord Harvard Fairlawn Case Baldwin Clark Charles Olive and Stanford Avenues. Most windows were shot out on drivers sides with taillights and a rear window also damaged. No injuries reported and weapon type undetermined.
The Water Pollution Control Board and Invacare Corp officials will meet Tuesday at City Hall to review plans to stop discharging waste water with CACEO phuopin the fever Lifely sanitary sewer system. The 10:20 a.m. meeting will be in Safety Service Director Timothy Coey's office.
A 17-year-old youth told Biyman Patines he found four dollars and contents scattered behind the South Recreation Center. Identification showed the items belonged to a woman from East River Road.
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