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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2000
Page
2
Multiple obituaries from Lorain Avon Wellington Elyria and Sheffield Lake list death notices for Julius G Faltin Shirley A Chambers Laurice C Simonson Elsie Bock Susan Forma Miriam S Smith Donald R Burgan Lonnie Pauley Mary Margaret Becker and others with funeral homes calling hours and service plans. Names churches orders and burial sites appear with memorials to local charities.
Kathleen M. Helton 45 of Berlin Heights died Sunday at Community Health Partners Lorain after a short illness. Born in Lorain she grew up in Vermilion and graduated Vermilion High School in 1973. She lived in South Amherst 1990 to 1998 and in Berlin Heights recently. She worked 10 years at Gilford Instrument in Oberlin, later homemaker for 14 years. Survived by son Gregory L. and Brian Patrick Hardwick, father Hobart Lee Hardwick, sisters Mary Doslovich and Louise Hardwick, brothers Dan and Bill Hardwick, mother Mary P. Hardwick. Visitation Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hempel Funeral Home Amherst. Service 11 a.m. Wednesday Rev. Mark Rice officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
Meyers of the Council of Graduate Students led a morning of service projects in Columbus neighborhoods. He said ongoing daily student efforts create meaningful change beyond noisy campus demos, emphasizing quiet, powerful impact.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates warned that breaking up the company would harm consumers. He cited the collaboration between the Windows and Office groups as crucial to the existence of Windows today.
Norfleet, a landlord, was attacked while playing pool and working on his building. Friends and relatives say they cannot explain why anyone would want to hurt him.
Dayton officials and regional planners launch the North-South Initiative a $6 million two year study of I-75 from the Ohio River to north of Piqua. The project led by Cynthia Minter of Parsons Brinckerhoff examines economic vitality safety trucking rail yards air quality and urban sprawl to attract federal highway funds.
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority secured a HUD contract to manage up to 64 085 subsidized apartments statewide with annual subsidies totaling 300 million dollars. The agency will form Assisted Housing Corp to run the program and contract eight regional authorities plus IMR Global Orion to handle payments. Executive Director Dennis Guest notes readiness while interim manager Steve Havens oversees early operations.
Butler County GOP asks county commissioners to probe claims that prosecutor office worker J C Kristanoff used the restricted crime records computer to study rival Robin Piper. Kristanoff says he mistook Piper's Social Security number for others and did not conduct a background check.
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