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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1986
Page
4
Multiple death notices list Barry E. Phillips 61 Elyria. Joseph A. Mason 83 Lorain. William G. Hemminger 77 Lorain. Edward W Stack 60 Arlington Heights Ill. Mary Super 81 Elyria. Bonnibel Cassidy 74 Vermilion. Wilfred J Hoffman 77 Elyria. Helen E Kelly 68 North Olmsted. Kathryn B Doolittle 89 Westlake. Services scheduled at local funeral homes. veterans, churches, and family survivors noted.
Lorain County Community College invites gifted high school students to join the credit in escrow early admission program. Students may take day evening or Saturday courses for college credit upon principal recommendation and strong records. final acceptance rests with the Director of Admissions and Registrar. A maximum of two courses per quarter may be taken. Call the LCCC Admissions Office for details.
Margart E. 8? of Stow survived by husband John W. and daughter Peggy Barnes plus two sons and four sisters. Memorial service at Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Lane then Brookdale Cemetery. Mary Jane Chucko 70 of West Columbia Texas survived by husband Frank T. son Ted and three brothers. Visitation hours and funeral at Dicken Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Ruth Elizabeth Vargo 53 of Amherst survived by husband James K. and daughter Linda Eberhardt. father Bert R. Witte and two brothers. Visitation at Hempel Funeral Home and burial at Ridge Hill.
Lorain County Community College will offer two new spring quarter courses in computers and engineering. Introduction to Auto CAD Software covers 2D graphics dimensioning text insertion and dynamic viewing commands. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing explains how to specify design and drawing requirements. Registration runs until March 26 with the quarter from March 31 to June 14. Call LCCC ext 435 for details.
Midview School District hosts the Ive Been Back to School event on April 29 inviting diverse participants to pair with sponsor teachers to plan activities for the day. Joe Stark, president of the Midview Education Association, coordinates the program. A recognition banquet will follow that evening.
Two of three Gold Star Chili brothers, Brasheer and Fahid David, are charged by a federal grand jury with diverting more than $1 million from 1977 to 1982 and concealing it to dodge taxes. Their defense says the IRS is mistaken and notes the family’s Jordanian wealth.
Olmsted Falls resident Mark Forsythe aged 21 was hospitalized in fair condition after his northbound car left Station Road and struck a tree just south of Sprague Road in Columbia Township. State troopers said heavy fog had lifted earlier and may have caused him to fall asleep. the crash remains under investigation.
An Elyria man Donald E. Kuhn files a 2.5 million malpractice suit in Lorain County Court against doctors Michael S. Mikhail and Gabriel A. Sabga alleging failure to diagnose cancer severity during treatment from March 1985 to September 1985 and that improper care led to a shortened life. His wife Nellie sues for 500000. He underwent brain tumor surgery and later chemotherapy after a California trip. lung cancer was diagnosed.
State official said Ayers Ratliff will be recertified to teach and lead schools despite Wellington district signatory objections. The action follows a federal jury ruling that Ratliff’s free speech rights were violated when his contract was not renewed, with the state department handling certification without board further action.
A $2 million sanitary sewer installation will begin Monday in Sheffield and Elyria townships. Utilities Construction Co. will lay lines on Ridgewood Vincent Fleming Liberty Bond Farr Antrim and Helen streets costing about $597,000. Akers Construction Co. will work on Ridgeland Oakwood Grant Garfield Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Mayfield Grove Maddox streets and avenues for about $630,000. Completion expected by August 31 with traffic kept open. A third section will start later this year funded by assessments and federal funds.
Lorain County Community College announces spring quarter registration on March 31 and April 1 from 8 30 a m to 8 30 p m in the Admissions Office Room 203 College Center Elderly residents may audit courses on a space available basis during a separate session April 2 Also note the one time application fee plus book costs Audited courses carry no grade The quarter runs March 31 to June 14 For details call 365 4191 or 734 4600 ext 227 366 5199
The council welcomed an oversight committee which produced 271 recommendations in six months. A year later 60 percent were implemented and the city saved about 1 million dollars through streamlined management, program reorganizations, reduced paperwork and time savings. The committee later disbanded until 1984 when McCoy led a new advisory group to run the city like a business with experts aiding department heads.
Experts from Canton assist the mayor in forming a pay equity program and advancing computerization and cash management. The Lorain County committee plans April meetings to form task forces with officials and pursue office computerization and centralized purchasing.
Burnett recalls touring the presidential palace with the Marcos entourage. He notes the gleaming wealth from the Manila Hotel to a local brewery and describes Marcos as a dictator with total power and control. The palace room with Mrs Marcos dresses and thousands of shoes stands out in his account.
Oberlin College officials refuse to raise meal or tuition costs and outline a campus housing plan described as a home base for each student. Trustees left the Oberlin Inn after meeting and agreed to hear students at the opening session, with about eight to ten students present at a luncheon.
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