Attorney Holland bids on humane society cases in county
C1 Holland, who usually charges 140 dollars an hour but offers 75 dollars to humane societies, asks commissioners to suggest a fair rate and expects to bill about 3700 dollars for the Schuenemann case. He represents more than a dozen Ohio humane societies, aims to reduce court trials by education, and argues prosecutions deter abuse as a public safety issue. Commissioners Blair Moore Vasi prepare a decision in a few weeks. Moore may oppose citing duplication of services. The county seeks 620000 homeland security funds with a 213000 match to outfit the justice center with metal detectors X ray machines entry controls intercoms and CCTV.
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Holland
Mane
Humane Society
Schuenemann
Humane Societies
Ohio
Betty Blair
David Moore
Mary Jo Vasi
Moore
Mitch Witherell
Erie Shores Humane Society
LaGrange
LaGrange Township
Resi
Justice Center
Karen Davis
Davis
Longtime Lorain teacher MaryAnn Uszak obituary highlights
MaryAnn Uszak 66 of Avon a Lorain City Schools kindergarten through third grade teacher retired in 1987 after thirty years in education. She volunteered with the Red Cross and Blood Bank, promoted integrative therapies for cancer, and was known as Tofu Queen. Survived by husband Robert G and daughters Kathleen Uszak, the notice lists extensive family connections and Memorial Mass details.
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MaryAnn Uszak
Strasko
Avon
Thea
Kent State
Ashland College
Bowling Green
Uszak
Lorain City
Lorain County Redred Teachers Association
American Red Cross
LifeShare- Lorain County
Hilton Head Island
Robert G
Kathleen Uszak
Robert W Dickman 85 Amherst Funeral Services
Robert W Dickman 85 of Amherst died Thursday at home Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Hempel Funeral Home 373 Cleveland Ave Amherst Additional arrangements will be announced by the funeral home.
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Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Keith Mostad
Grafton United Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Robert Wiliam Dickman
Burger King
Checker’s Pizza
Pizza House
McDonald’s
Cecil’s
Rev
Lois
Card of Thanks for John Any Need Death
Expressions of gratitude to relatives, neighbors, and organizations for support after the death of John Any Need. Acknowledgments to VFW for the ceremony, Father Thomas Hyland and concelebrating priests, Reverend John F Lyons, Thomas Park, and David Durkee. Thanks to Ladies Auxiliary Post 9671 for hosting the dinner.
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John
VFW
Thomas Hyland
St Peter Church
John F Lyons
Thomas Park
David Durkee
Mabel Rusaw 91 dies in Lawrenceburg Tenn after illness
Mabel E Benedick Rusaw 91 of Lawrenceburg Tenn died Wednesday at her daughter’s home after a long illness. She was born in Kitchener Ontario and lived in Elyria Ohio and Clearwater Fla before moving to Lawrenceburg in 1979. She was Deerfield Baptist Church’s oldest member and enjoyed square dancing arts and crafts crocheting sewing cooking and photography. Survivors include Frances Houston and Myrna Rigsby eight grandchildren 2 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren plus sisters Inez Carter and Alleen Horton. Funeral services Sunday at Lis ton Funeral Home North Ridgeville with committal Monday at Brookdale Cemetery Elyria. Memorials to Deerfield Baptist Church or North Eaton Christian Church Disciples.
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Wilma Stone
Sallay
Elyria
Chappel Creek
Vermilion
Hemlock
Stone Lorain
Department 17
General Motors
Fisher Guide
Ohio
Jeannine
Jean” Rock
Lorain
Larry M. Fogel
Seymour, Tenn
Gerald
Jerry” Fogel
Summerfield
Fla
James Sallay
Louis Sallay
Saratoga, Ark
Irene Smith
Betty Miles
Joseph J. Stone
Joseph Sallay
Sophie Rieth
Hungarian Reformed United Church of Christ
E. 31St St
Zoltan Kelemen
West Side
Hungarian Reformed Church of
Cleveland
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
U.C.C
E. 31St St. Lorain
New Life Hospice
Nabbe Road
Westlake Road
Mabel E. Rusaw
Mabel £. Rusaw
Benedick
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Kitchener
Ontario
Clearwater
Rusan
Deerfield Baptist Church
Charles
Emma
Nee Bristow) Benedick
Lloyd
Stanley Benedick
Liston Funeral Home
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Paul Durbin
North Eaton
Voinovich defends dividend tax cut plan amid Medicaid concerns
Senator Voinovich argues over an alternate tax cut that would send 5 billion to states and local governments, while Medicaid costs Ohio 6 billion last year and head to 10 billion by June 2005. Democrats argue the cut exceeds pledged limits and true costs exceed 660 billion per CBPP analysis.
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Voinovich
Ohio
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Marge Baker
The
People For the American Way
Fair Taxes For All Coalition
Congress
Feds and Cincinnati settle police force reporting dispute
Federal officials and Cincinnati officials reached a new agreement limiting when police must investigate use of force. Only extreme uses such as baton or gun, plus incidents with chemical spray injuries or complaints, require on scene or formal reports. Normal handcuffing does not. The deal ends a dispute sparked by rioting in 2001 after a white officer fatally shot an unarmed suspect.
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Washington
Robert Neil Driscoll
U.S
Civil Rights Division
Driscoll
Justice Department
J. Rita McNeil
Cincinnati
Charlie Luken
John Ashcroft
Amherst PD named among Ohio's top 10 departments
Amherst Police Department earns a spot in Ohio's top 10 for the WhyB enforcement push with broad support from merchants local government and Amherst bus fleet head Norm Miller. The campaign stressed belt buckling and zero tolerance, aided by bumper stickers banners and bus decals. An Amherst Historical Society boost includes a $100000 matching fund to grow the Sandstone Museum Center.
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Amherst Police Department
Ohio
Amherst
Norm Miller
Amherst Schools
Wellington High art awards honor many students
Wellington High School art department dominated the Lorain County Scholastic Art Show with fifteen students placing. Seth Daly earned a silver key for his drawing Different Shades of Singing among 15,006 works. several students received gold keys, silver keys, and honorable mentions, and many gold keys were sent to national judging in New York City.
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Wellington
Lorain County
Sue Kaufmann
Monica Brasee
Brian Mohrman
Michelle Koerner
Joe Brasee
Jenny Buttier
Lindsay Searight
Tyler Schlenbaker
Allison Herrick
Amanda Brown
Cheryl Andrey
Jordan Daly
Seth Daly
New York City
Seth
Maple Street
Restau
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U.S. Steel
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Park Avenue United Methodist Church
Amherst American Legion
Martha (Nee Goodwin
Donald
Lois Johnson
Grafton
Jane Saxe
Pearl Bennett
West Brownsville
Delores Nichol
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Ovarian Cancer Alliance
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Read Services
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Rocky River Drive
Puritas
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Rita Cook
Deanne Carpenter
Pegey Bartel
Kim Carpenter
Kurtis Carpenter
Ariene Knapp
Richard H
Irving Austin
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Don. Lad
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Amherst PD
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