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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1990
Page
6
Large listing of local deaths including King H Ogle 69 of Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after illness. Also Margaret DiBona 76 of Lorain and Hipolito Torres 69 of Lorain with details on families, services, and burial. Visitation times and church details included for each case.
Beulah Waters dies in Chattanooga after a short illness. She was a longtime Elyria real estate broker and is survived by Floyd Waters, daughter Reba Wooten, a grandson and two great grandchildren. Funeral in Chattanooga at Lane Funeral Home with Pastor Doug Watson officiating. Interment Hamilton Memorial Gardens. Alyce L Kiesel Zimmer, 64, formerly of Medina County, dies in Oklahoma City after moving from Florida five years ago. Survived by two sons Ralph and Michael, daughter Patricia, two grandchildren and seven sisters. first husband Clifford Kiesel, second Edward Zimmer. Friends may call at Bauer Funeral Home Valley City. mass held at St Martin's Church. John Span, 64, Elyria man and U S Army veteran, dies at Cleveland Veterans Hospital after short illness. Services at Arlington National Cemetery. Memorials to Lorain County American Cancer Society. Kenneth Johns, 72, Elyria, dies in Flyria Memorial Hospital. arrangements by Blackburn Fulton Funeral Home Grafton.
New London Village Council named Mike Miller to the Recreation Park Board Tuesday night after Councilman Eric Rankin refused to serve. Rankin had joined council after Cheryl Randleman resigned. Randleman had served on the park board for two years.
Police in Fairview Park and North Olmsted investigate two separate 5 p.m. incidents where men in dark cars attempted to lure children. An 11 year old boy described a white suspect in a blue Oldsmobile with a Lorain County sticker. two 5 year old girls reported a dark car with a driver in his early 20s. No one exited the vehicles.
The report shows average pay in Cuyahoga and Lorain for health services higher than manufacturing, with hospitals shrinking slightly but overall health employment rising. Jobs in health services are expanding, with more workplaces and higher long term retention, suggesting young people should aim for health service careers.
Soviet officials publicly denounce Oleg Gordievsky a KGB double agent who defected to Britain five years ago. In the 1985 defection dispute Moscow expelled 25 British Embassy staff and London expelled 25 Soviet personnel.
The State Highway Patrol schedules four written CDL test dates in April at the Teamsters Hall 1929 North Ridge Road Elyria. Tests are on April 3 10 24 and 27. Call the Elyria License Bureau at 323 9466 to book an appointment. Lorain residents may call 233 7174 for inquiries.
Harold Wilson, chairman of the Lorain NAACP, declines to discuss reports he was asked to resign as leader. An NAACP meeting to vote him out was scheduled for Tuesday but he reportedly refused to relinquish the position. Others offered no comment or could not be reached. Julius Hope said state leaders are handling the matter.
Lorain residents Peter and Susan McPherson struggle to find shelter while U S Census takers count 35 people at Wilkes Villa shelter in Elyria. Local homeless advocate Buccino says many stay with relatives or friends and were not counted, urging incentives to encourage outreach.
Mary Zsoldos of Amherst filed a Lorain County Common Pleas Court suit against Allied Signal Inc claiming disability discrimination after a March 28, 1989 termination. She seeks back wages, compensatory damages of 750000 and punitive damages of 1500000, plus a declaration that the firm is discriminatory.
LCCC and five county partners negotiate a joint venture to provide employee training for Ford Nissan’s $1 billion expansion at the Avon Lake Sheffield Village plant. The consortium expects to train about 1,300 new workers with roughly $68 million in training needs, with a board vote on forming a nonprofit to formalize the contract.
Armbrecht has held roles beyond Avon Lake including director of the Northeast Region of the Ohio State Board of Education and in 1987 was elected to the Board of Trustees for the Ohio School Board Association in Columbus. He critiques the publics employees bargaining bill and cites union practices amid a long career at Union Carbide in Lakewood and 28 years with the Avon Lake Kiwanis Club.
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