Area deaths and police report mix in Lorain and Lodi
Obituaries report Mrs. Josephine Dyczkoski 82 of Lorain died at Lorain St Joseph Hospital after a heart attack. The piece lists survivors, funeral details, and burial. Separately authorities arrested a Medina County man in triple murder at a Lodi apartment. Fred Teece is jailed on three counts of aggravated murder. Additional notices include deaths of Mrs. Elnora Sprague Nieding and Mrs. Mariana V. Lee with service plans and survivors.
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Josephine Dyczkoski
Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Peninsula
Ohio
Dyczkoski
Lorain Business College
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leo
Lorain Drygoods
15Th Street
Raymond
Stephen E
Theresa M) Solet
Elyria
Edmund
Marie) Waldecki
James
Victoria) Haneckow
Leo Sr
Leo Jr
Rita Bennett
Dombrowski
Nativity Bvm Church
C.R. Pilatowski
Calvary Cemetery
Lodi
WPI
Medina County
George Burza
Fred Herbert Teece
Tara
Elnora Sprague Nieding
Tarry
Louisiana Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nieding
Carl E
Fred
Janet) Farmer
Eugene Sprague
Stillwater
Okla
Donald
Richard
Thomas Sprague
John
Florence) Dragovich
Gene Nieding
North Carolina
Mariana V. Lee
Jackson Medical Facility
Jackson
Mich
Johnstown
Lee
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Crile Veterans Hospital
Cleveland
Coast Guard station project advances in Marblehead
Construction on a new Coast Guard station at Marblehead moves ahead to replace staff housed in three trailers and nearby homes at Port Clinton. The $1 million facility will house 50 personnel, include an attached boathouse, and provide a rescue coordination room with teletype and radio gear.
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Marblehead
Coast Guard
Port Clinton
Bob Feduik
Key West
Havana
Rhodes proclaims June as Walleye Fishing Month in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes designated June as Walleye Fishing Month to promote angling on Lake Erie. He urged anglers to Fish Ohio this summer. Last year about 500000 anglers caught over 2 million walleyes, pumping more than $100 million into Ohio’s economy. Natural Resources Director Robert W Teater praised western Lake Erie reefs and islands as top summer spots.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lac Erie
Department of Natural Resources
Robert W. Teater
Datebook Senior Fellowship and Local Group Meetings
Senior Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. at American Legion. North Ridgeville Tops No. 656 meets at Fields United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Oberlin Lowamies Club at 6:30 p.m. Oberlin Ton at 6:30 p.m. Eaton Boy Scout Troop 131 at 6:30 p.m. American Legion Hall. Penfield Exercise group at Penfield School 7 to 8 15 p.m. VFW Post 4654 meets at 8 p.m. Post Home. Broome Wood Post Auxiliary at Post Home.
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Fields United Methodist Church
Boy Scout
American Legion Hall
VFW
Broome Wood
Findlay women train with guns for self defense
In Findlay a women’s shooting class practices at a firing range as non officers learn to defend themselves. Mothers and neighbors, including Linda Rinehart and Connie Woodell, discuss arming for safety, while instructors and police officials debate gun use and crime prevention amid fears of crime.
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Findlay
Linda Rinehart
MS. Rinehart
Connie Woodell
Perrysburg
Findlay Range
John Noack
Findlay Auxiliary Police
Richard McAfee
Toledo
George Rosenwald
University of Michigan
Lakeview Park erosion study by Army Corps in Lorain
Army Corps of Engineers researchers visit Lorain to test detached offshore breakwaters at Lakeview Park beach. They will use aerial photography dyes floats and current meters to map currents study scour and plan modifications to widen the beach and reduce replenishment needs. The Lakeview project built in 1977 cost 1.7 million and included three detached breakwaters and 100000 cubic yards of sand. additional nourishment planned with 3000 cubic yards this summer.
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Lorain
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Costal Engineering Research Center
Lakeview Park
The
Corp
Buffalo District
Corps of Engineers
Lakeview
Ohio seeks 5 000 acres for endangered animals
Ohio Department of Natural Resources aims to secure 5 000 to 10 000 acres near central Ohio to breed exotic endangered animals. The program would feed Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Columbus Cincinnati and Toledo zoos, with land options in Scioto County Shawnee State Forest Coshocton mining land and Muskingum County. The plan involves land trades leases gifts and possible sales of young animals to support operations and a public viewing site with towers.
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Cleveland
Noah
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Robert W. Teater
Cleveland Metroparks
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Teater
Scioto County
Shawnee State Forest
Peabody Coal Co
Coshocton
Muskingum County
Ohio Power Co
Ohio
Columbus man barricades, dies after police fire on him
Harold Wayne Godsey, 46, barricaded inside his camper at a southside service station area and set the vehicle on fire. He refused to drop a gun as SWAT negotiators tried to coax him out. officers Corbin and Red fired when he advanced with the weapon. He died at Mercy Hospital. The investigation will go to the Franklin County grand jury.
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Columbus
UPI
Harold Wayne Godsey
Godsey
SWAT
Donald Corbin
Larry Red
Mercy Hospital
Franklin County Grand Jury
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Carl Nieding
Scheuffier Funeral Home
G. Mae Booth
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
American Cancer Society
George C. Lee
Coast Guard Station
Feduik
Tarinas
Rhodes
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home, Inc
Vicinity
Ucaneed
Furrerel
Ane Fhalre
American Legion
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Lowamies Club
Oberlin Ton
Penfield
Penfield School
New London
Deborah Ann Fountain
ECHS
Susan Edwards
Elyria Catholic High
Joy Hunt
East Oberlin
Doris Hunt
Bob Bailie
George Ward
Bowling Green State University
Ward
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Port Royal
National Zoo
Washingto