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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1986
Page
2
Multiple obituaries list names Donna M Doehr Gardner Edward Stockman Elizabeth Pandy Jay Jasper Howard Wood Pick Patricia Bates Donald Schacht Fred Eifel Sherman Bunnell Florence Schultz Sophia Forthofer and others. Notices note death dates locations hospitals and funeral arrangements with services at various churches and cemeteries, reflecting local civic ties and memorials.
Anna C Telzerow age 87 of Appleton Wisconsin died. She is survived by daughter Norma McElrone and grandchildren Susan and David. Friends may call from 10:30 p.m. Monday until service at 11:30 a.m. at St Agnes Church. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain. Arrangements by Dicken Funeral Home.
The Ohio House Insurance Committee will hold a public hearing on the unavailability and high costs of commercial liability insurance. State Rep. Marie Tansey announced the hearing for April 2 at the State House in Columbus. Testimony by contacting Rep. Tansey’s office at 614-482-8051.
The Northern Ohio Imaging Center in Elyria will show its Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine at an April 20 open house. Center administrator James Frank says the MR scanner could replace up to 34 percent of current CT scans and offers radiation-free imaging through bones. The facility costs include a $1 million building and $2 million for the equipment. MRI, used alongside CAT scanners at nearby hospitals, aims to reduce invasive procedures and lower overall health care costs.
A sequence of incidents includes a false fire alarm at EMH at 8:55 AM, arrests for failure to appear at 9:00 AM and obstruction and theft charges at Lorain by Debra Comstock, multiple thefts from residences including wallets and wheel covers, a car fire on Liberty Street, a house bird sighting, tools stolen from Timberlane Drive, and an assault reported on Ola W Broad Street.
A 49 year old Elyria man James Banville of 704 Harvard Ave was hurt when his car struck a parked vehicle on Chestnut Ridge Road North Ridgeville at about 2:45 a.m. He was listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a leg injury.
A 25 year old Elyria man suffered minor injuries when his motorcycle hit a utility pole near 351 East River Street. Charles L. Walker of 525 Georgetown Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after losing control on a curve and crossing left of center at 11 15 p m. He was cited for driving while intoxicated and failure to control.
The 9th District Court of Appeals affirmed Kenneth L. Turk McCall's aggravated robbery conviction for a 1985 Payless Shoe Store holdup in Lorain. McCall, of 1809 West 21st Street Lorain, was sentenced by a Lorain County jury to 18 to 25 years with two specifications including use of a handgun.
Theodore J. Betka and wife Molly file a $4 million suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court claiming asbestos exposure at American Shipbuilding CoLorain plant. Defendants include Eagle-Parker Industries Owens-Corning Garlock Hersh Packing and A Best Products. He seeks equal compensatory and punitive damages.
Judge Joseph Cirigliano will hear arguments next Friday on Bernard Wilmoth’s request to revisit his 64 year prison term for stolen property. Wilmoth, held in Lorain County jail, faced additional charges from a 1982 River Motors raid as the Ohio Supreme Court reviews an earlier ruling and a pre trial hearing is scheduled the same day.
Elyria Mayor Michael Keys returned to his office with a cast on his right leg after injuring it landing from a volley during the men’s central division volleyball league championship. He joked about playing in a Sunday basketball game. Deputy Clerk Betty Pilarczyk was honored with a retirement party after seven years in the clerk’s office.
Richard Adams author of Watership Down will lecture on The Decimation of Animals by the Fur Industry on April 6 at Wilder Hall 101 Oberlin College. free and open to the public Adams is president of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and tour sponsor is People Against Commerce in Wildlife.
Barry A. Austin, 23, of Oberlin, was sentenced to 18 months to 2 10 years in prison for selling LSD to MEG agents. The Lorain County Common Pleas Court judge ordered the term mandatory with no parole due to prior offenses. Austin was indicted last August on the LSD sale charge.
A 75 year old Monroe Road bridge between Leroy and Ferry roads in Clarksfield Township is closed indefinitely after an on the job evaluation by inspectors found deteriorated condition. County engineer Larry Heit said replacement will begin soon as part of a plan to rehabilitate or replace more than 21 bridges this year. The county oversees over 458 major bridges, ranking among the state's 10 most bridged counties.
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