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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2000
Page
1
Sandusky veterans home opens its doors to returning service members seeking a quiet place to recover. The feature highlights a welcoming window section with antiques and local notices. site updates occur Monday through Friday for readers.
Brian Keith Fitzpatrick, 42, formerly of Elyria, died after a gunshot wound suffered during an armed robbery outside the Interbelt Night Club in Akron early Friday. His roommate John Simler, 45, was unharmed. The Summit County coroner has not yet ruled on the cause of death.
Former Ohio State All American Chris Spielman takes a year off from the Bills to care for his wife Stefanie and their two children. She tells him to say she has breast cancer, and a health advocacy fund grows to about 1.3 million dollars benefiting The James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute.
The Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery in Medina County will undergo a blessing ceremony at 2 p.m. today as clergy from multiple faiths, including a Native American, a Catholic priest, a Jewish Rabbi and other ministers, dedicate the 274 acre site for veterans and spouses.
The National Veterans Cemetery in Ohio will open with 16,600 casket sites and 3,000 cremated remains spaces in phase one on 65 acres of Rawiga Road in Rittman. The $11.1 million facility aims to handle burials by late June with a fall dedication planned and space to grow to 80,000 casket sites. The project emphasizes a land blessing and minister consecration prior to opening.
The Associated Press notes a nationwide college rite as about 1,700 schools collect end of year room trash. Students leave sofas, bikes, shoes, beer bottles and more, creating piles that housing staff and scavengers sort, donate or haul away.
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