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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1985
Page
4
Obituary notices for Helen Murray and rural area obituaries detail survivors and funeral plans. A separate Elyria fire at 806 East Ave caused $35 000 damage with two families displaced and blamed on children with a lighter.
A 24 year old LaGrange woman Roxanne Longstreth was indicted by a Lorain County grand jury on two counts theft and falsification for allegedly stealing 8825 from Lorain County Human Services by falsely reporting entitlements under Aid for Dependant Children child support and Medicaid. She was held in county jail in leu of a 10000 cash bond.
Rochester voters rejected a 3-mill five year levy to fund the village police department, about to run out December 31. Mayor Tim Bowman said protection will continue until January 1, with future steps to be decided after talks with the village solicitor and newly elected council members.
Glenn C. Nida of Wakeman files a 15.75 million suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court alleging improper seniority tabulation caused his layoff from Ford Motor Co. Lorain plant and seeking reinstatement plus 750000 in compensatory and 15 million in punitive damages. The suit names Ford and Plant Protection Association locals.
An apparent transformer fire at an Ohio Edison substation on North Abbe Road cut power to about 2,800 customers for 25 minutes after a dead squirrel was found at the transformer base. A witness described sizzling sounds and a blue green flash as utilities rerouted load to a second transformer and restored service.
Elyria program features Ron Cobert of the Lorain County Metropolitan Enforcement Group as guest speaker at a 6:30 pm dinner at the Church of the Open Door. Christmas dinner tickets go on sale and attendees are asked to bring children's socks underwear hats and other items for donation.
Vermilion authorities say an 11 year old boy shot himself in the stomach with a .22 caliber handgun Friday. A Lorain Community Hospital spokesman said he is listed in critical condition after being shot at a farm west of Vermilion.
A women only seminar titled What Every Woman Should Know About Child Abuse will be held Nov 33 at 7 p.m in Providence Hospital PM boardroom. Cheryl Russell and Tim Balauff nursing students will present background on child and sexual abuse and rape of women as it relates to child abuse. Admission is 2 dollars.
Gov. Richard Celeste appoints 59 year old Richard T. Laux to the Lorain County Community College Board of Trustees replacing the late Raymond Miraldi. Laux, Elyria planning official and longtime Democratic activist, will serve until 1988.
Election day signatures and outreach by Democrats draw comment from Lorain County Elections Director Jack Wolf. Other notes recount a double murder case delayed by a birth, a hospital visit, and the arrival of Samantha White.
Police and fire log entries list Willie Gene Glass at 240 pm for burglary at 4% West Ave and Yokinda Debiny at 480 pm on Red Middle Ave for grand theft. Also noted is KR Deliney on Wed S Mudie Ave for driving under suspension with 641 pm entry.
Grafton will receive a 400000 tap-in fee from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction when the new prison facility at the Grafton Prison Farm connects to the town sewer. The project includes a sewer plant renovation with completion aimed for August 1988.
Eddie Koehn waits for Protropin treatment approved by the FDA in October. Genentech tried to enroll him in a subsidized University of Virginia program but bone age was too advanced. Family seeks coverage gaps left by federal and private insurance while Mrs. Koehn works a $400 monthly secretary job.
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