Obituaries for Sugaski and Kirk in Lorain and Lakewood
Frank R. Sugaski 78 of Holiday Florida formerly Wellington and Lorain died after illness. He ran a turkey and egg farm in Wellington and was active in St Peter Church and Wellington Eagles Lodge. Survived by wife Stella two sons a daughter ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. James L Kirk 85 of Lakewood died in Milan Ohio after a long CTS career. A WWI veteran he served in France and was part of Lakewood Battery 1859. He is survived by wife Frances sons Charles and Robert and many grandchildren. services planned with Obituary details and burial in Resthaven Memory Gardens.
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Frank R. Sugaski
Holiday, Fla
Wellington
Lorain
Community Hospital
Florida
Sugaski
St. Peter Church
Wellington Eagles Lodge
Stella
Richard
James
South Amherst
Bernard
Delores) Busser
James L. Kirk
Bunts Road
Lakewood
Milan
Cleveland Transit System
Waterford
Kirk
France
Lakewood Battery No. 1859
Joseph Albrecht
Lakewood United Methodist Church
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Smith services for Mrs. Robert Harriett Smith
Johnson Smith 85 of 138 South Main Street Oberlin is dead. Funeral services Monday at 11 in Rust Methodist Church with burial in Westwood Cemetery. Survived by two daughters four sons including Gary of Los Angeles 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Visitation at Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Smitheile
Main St
Oberta
Seas
Ronald
Theodore
Roberta
Elizabeth
Cowling Funeral Home
Oberlin
Munday
Bonal
Westwood
Funeral Home
St. Peter Church
Joseph C. Step
Calvary Cemetery
Robert
Harriett
Johnson Smith
South Main St
Rust Methodist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Gary
Los Angeles
Calif
Readers split on Cubans barred or welcomed
Letters to the C-T express starkly divided views on Cuban refugees. Some readers call for barring the refugees citing crime and religion, while others praise granting asylum as a test of American values and gratitude for freedom.
Soap opera star ejected from school confrontation
A television star Mrs Warrick triggered a disruption at Keystone High as students mobbed her for autographs after entering unregistered. Principal Craig and Asst Principal Ring escorted her to the office where she was asked to leave. Warrick denied causing a disturbance and claimed no one asked for autographs in the halls. Superintendent Warner unavailable.
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Page
Craig
Mrs. Warrick
Warrick
Rolf
Mrs. Warrwick
David Ring
Larry Bowersox
Supt
Warner
Council to Replace Dead Dog After City Patrol Shooting
North Olmsted officials consider legislation by Councilman James Logan to replace a pedigreed German shepherd shot by off duty patrolman Charles Jandecka. The owner’s mother-in-law, Virginia Eyring, reported a civil suit by Tarra Riley seeks damages. Police and city officials review gun policy and potential discipline.
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North Olmsted
James Logan
Jandecka
Lynn E. Riley
Clague Road
Tarra
Charles Jandecka
Columbia Road
Logan
Virginia M. Eyring
Donald Albenze
Marion Taylor
Taylor
Eugene Petre
Vermilion teachers clash over non renewal and impasse
Vermilion school talks reached a standstill with the board and Vermilion Teachers Association failing to seal a pact before the contract deadline. A new issue of non renewals was added, affecting 12 teachers, prompting calls for policy clarification and ahead of Monday meetings.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Board of Education
Teachers’ Association
Vermilion Teachers Association
VTA
Rebecca Tilbury
Drug abuse seen in all high schools says Elyria chief
Elyria Police Chief Paul Brand warned Friday that drug trafficking problems like the Lakewood High School arrests occur in every high school. He cited growing drug abuse in all schools and said efforts by his department and Elyria schools must continue, noting the Lakewood action was based on available information.
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Elynn
Paul Brand
Lakewood High School
Elyria
Brand
Lakewood
Cuyahoga County
Class action suit targets Willowood nursing home staffing
A class action suit filed in U S District Court on behalf of 96 mentally retarded residents alleges Willowood nursing home at 1186 Hadock Road and state agencies failed to provide care after 71 of 220 staff were laid off on April 17. Residents suffer bleeding gums and other neglect while geriatric care remains unchanged. the suit seeks restoration of staff and programs and names the Cuyahoga County Association for Retarded Citizens as a plaintiff.
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Brunswick
Willowood Nursing Home
Hadock Road
U.S. District Court
Willowood
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
State Auditor's Office
Ttasks
Wiliowood
Robert Trivanovich
Cuyahoga County Association For Retarded Citizens
Attorney General and
Mental Health Department
Medina County Commons Pleas Court
William K. Thomas
Media Seminar Date Corrected for Local Agencies
A day-long media seminar for area social service agencies will be held May 16 at Lorain County Community College starting 8 30 am. Sponsored by the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Mental Health and the United Way of Greater Lorain County, the event aids agencies in working with news media and addressing needs of physically and mentally handicapped people. Reservations deadly by Wednesday noon. Call United Way 323 465 and mental health board 365 7162 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soapel
Caronice-Telegram
Lorain County
United Way
Mental Health Board
Lorain Attorney Eyed for OPIC Post
Lorain attorney E G Leo Koury reportedly could be appointed by President Carter to a three year term on the Overseas Private Investment Corp also known as OPIC the government agency insuring overseas investments for American firms. He said he has not received official notice and would not comment until White House confirmation arrives. The decision would require Senate Foreign Relations Committee confirmation. Koury was among Lorain County leaders who supported Carter in 1976 and has past international trade exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
E.G
Leo) Koury
Carter
Overseas Private Investment Corp
OPIC
Koury
White House
Jody Powell
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lorain County
U.S
Papp's retrial conviction stands
A federal judge in Cincinnati refused to overturn the 1978 retrial conviction of Timothy Papp for the rape slaying of Roxie Ann Keathley of Lorain. The ruling upholds the second conviction after a prior Lorain County trial in 1973 and a 1978 Summit County retrial resulting in 10 consecutive life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Timothy Papp
Roxie Ann Keathley
Lorain
Carl Rubin
District Court
Summit County
Papp
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