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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2008
Page
8
Funeral directors may submit obituaries to The Chronicle by email to obits chroniclet com by 5 p m for next day publication. If no email access is available FAX 440 329 7011 is accepted 8 a m to 5 p m daily or call 440 329 7114.
The Congregation of St Joseph funeral announced by Misencik Funeral Home in Avon outlines a memorial service for a member of the congregation. Details on date and arrangements are provided by the funeral home.
Experts cite rising costs and high tech delivery methods as factors reducing Ohio obstetricians. Premiums for obstetricians in Ohio run far higher than internal medicine, with 2007 base rates around $194,293 in greater Cleveland. Tort reform caps are debated amid mixed evidence of impact.
The article discusses Senator Voinovich and Senator Brown in Ohio. It notes Voinovich push for a uranium enrichment plant in Piketon and calls him a party leader while clashing with Bush on tax cuts. It highlights Brown as an opponent of the Iraq war, willing to work across the aisle, and wary of partisan gridlock.
Two units from the 37th Infantry Brigade arrive from Kuwait to secure convoy missions in southern Iraq. The Michigan 1-126th Cavalry Squadron and Ohio 1-148th Infantry Battalion join a newly assigned Michigan squadron. The brigade, trained at Fort Hood with cultural awareness and updated gear, expresses confidence despite past equipment concerns raised by Ohio leaders. Maj. Dan Long compares deployment to Buckeyes awaiting a bowl game as they head overseas.
In South Euclid a 27 year old Walter Spencer Jr was arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting his father and wounding his mother at their home. In Pataskala federal investigators charged four men over a marijuana ring after seizing millions in cash and more than a ton of marijuana at two houses. Detectives recovered 3.2 million in the walls of a home linked to Donald Dailey and 2,100 pounds of marijuana at a nearby trailer. Dailey’s brother Timothy was also arrested along with two Texas men Marvin Jackson and William Stevenson.
The 75 year old Cincinnati Union Terminal, now a museum center, requires 120 million dollars for renovations including a leaky roof and upgraded heating and cooling. Officials aim to raise 100 million from private and public sources plus 20 million state funding to preserve the landmark built in 1933 that once served seven railroads and 216 trains daily.
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