Edward D. Austin 62 of San Antonio formerly Elyria obituary
Edward Donald Austin 62 of San Antonio Texas and formerly of Elyria and Connecticut died Monday April 28 2014 after a short illness. He was born November 27 1951 in Elyria and raised at St Jude Catholic Church. He worked as a project manager in construction traveling across the United States and abroad. He is survived by his mother Rose Ann three brothers two nephews and one niece. Visitation May 4 2014 at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home Elyria with funeral May 5 2014 at St Jude Church Elyria. Burial is in St Mary Cemetery. Online condolences at reichlinroberts.com.
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Edward Donald Austin
San Antonio
Texas
Elyria
Connecticut
Mr. Austin
St. Jude Catholic Church
Elyria Catholic High School
Rose Ann (Nee Boyle
Robert
Linda) Austin
Grafton
Timothy
Barb) Austin
North Ridge
Poplar Street
Frank P. Kosem
St. Mary Cemetery
Reichlinroberts.com
Doud, North Ridgeville, 80, dies after long illness
Durland W. Doug Doud, 80, of North Ridgeville, died April 29, 2014 after a long illness. He served in the U S Marine Corps during the Korean War and is survived by his daughter Sharon Klevn and two sons Thomas Dake Sr and James Doud, plus seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services are May 3, 2014 at 12 noon in Wellsboro Pennsylvania with burial at Elk Run Cemetery Gaines Pennsylvania. Memorials may be given to Elk Run Cemetery or Meals on Wheels in Galeton.
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Durland W
Doug” Doud
North Ridgeville
Northridge Health Center
Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Mr. Doud
Galeton
U.S. Marine Corp
North Ridgeville High School
Doud
Methodist Church
Moose Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Sharon Klevn
Sewell
New Jersey
Thomas Dake
James Doud
Martha (Nee Beiling
Richard Doud
Wellsboro
Carleton Funeral Home, Inc
Darwin “Tink” Cranmer
Elk Run Cemetery
Gaines
Elk Run
Liston Funeral Home
Listen Funeralhome
Legal Challenge Targets Ohio Early Voting Rules
The ACLU and allies filed a federal suit against Ohio elections chief over limits on when voters may cast early ballots. The groups say cutbacks disproportionately affect African American and low income voters and restrict weekend and evening access, while officials defend a unified schedule as fair.
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Columbus
American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio
Paul Adams
Lorain County
Freda Levenson
ACLU
Levenson
Jon Husted
Boards of Elections
Husted
Sean Young
Evan Goodenow
Court says isolated botched executions may not violate Eighth Amendment
The article notes that U S Supreme Court rulings allow isolated mishaps in executions as not indicating cruelty while highlighting a push by defense lawyers to curb compounded drug use. It cites cases from Florida Ohio Oklahoma and Georgia and mentions a 2012 meningitis linked drug firm.
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Louisiana
Okahoma
Supreme Court
Dale Baich
Arizona
Dennis McGuire
Oklahoma
Michael Lee Wilson
Georgia
Missouri
Ohio
South Dakota
Texas
Massachusetts
Roundup reports court escape and multiple sexual offense cases
The roundup details a court escape where a suspect fled from a holding cell and was charged with escape. It covers a Lorain sex offender charged after luring an 11 year old to Cleveland for assault, a second rape charge against John Williams connected to an online contact with an 11 year old, and a Facebook linked case in Elyria involving Christopher Sims. It also notes Amherst superintendent Steve Sayers may retire and be rehired to save funds, with a potential contract revision and donation to a foundation.
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Edmon
Lorain
Cleveland
John Williams
Cuyahoga County
Williams
Tabitha Angello
Lorain City
Lorain Municipal Court
Elyria
Facebook
Christopher Sims
Sims
Iowa Avenue House
Steve Sayers
Sayers
Amherst Board of Education
Ron Yacobezzi
Ohio
Yacobozzi
Amherst Schools Educational Foundation
Clergy Defrocked Over Same-Sex Marriage Protest
Schaefer, a United Methodist clergyman with three gay children, refused to abide by church rules banning same sex ceremonies. He was defrocked after a church trial and plans to appeal, saying he will continue advocating for LGBTQ rights. The case highlights ongoing tensions within the denomination over sexuality and discipline.
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Schaefer
Eastern Pennsylvania Conference Board of Ordained Ministry
United Methodist News Service
Book of Discipline
United Methodist Church
United Methodist
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