David B Conrad 53 Former Elyria Resident Dies in Florida
David B Conrad 53 formerly of Elyria died October 29 2007 at his Naples Florida home. He was born August 23 1954 in Elyria and graduated from Elyria High School in 1972. He served in the Air Force and earned a psychology degree from Bowling Green State University. He lived in Florida Arizona Cincinnati and Alaska and worked for the Collier County Clerk of Courts. He enjoyed Cleveland Browns football MAC football and especially BGSU sports.
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David B. Conrad
Elyria
Naples
Florida
Elyria High School
US Air Force
David
Bowling Green State University
Arizona
Cincinnati
Alaska
Collier County Clerk of Courts
Cleveland Browns
B.G.S.U
Conrad Conrad Father Harold dies in 2002 at and survivors listed
Conrad is survived by brothers James Mike Conrad of Amherst and Steve Conrad of Cleveland and by Reba of Florida and several nieces plus two former wives Melissa and Claire. He is predeceased by brother H Dean Conrad in 200 and father Harold Leo Conrad in 2002. Graveside service Friday November 30 2007 at 1 30 PM at Brookdale Cemetery Elyria with Pastor Wayne Hendrix officiating. Memorials may go to a charity of the donor's choice. Dicken Funeral Home and Cremation Service Elyria in charge.
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James
Mike” Conrad
Amherst
Steve Conrad
Cleveland
Reba
Florida
Melissa
Claire
H. Dean Conrad
Harold Leo Conrad
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria
Wayne 1. Hendrix
Dicken Funeral Home
Helen C Krugman 88 Elyria resident dies after brief illness
Helen C Krugman 88 of Elyria died November 24 2007 at Center Ridge Nursing Home after a brief illness. She was born October 4 1919 in Marietta and lived in Elyria most of her life. She enjoyed singing playing guitar sewing and baking and was active at Washington Ave Christian Church and various fraternal and civic groups. Survived by son Willis Bud Krugman daughter Sally Ann Shields three grandchildren five great grandchildren and a brother. Funeral service November 28 at 11 A M at Washington Ave Church with burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Visitation November 26 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM at Busch Funeral Home. Memorials to Heart or Juvenile Diabetes Association.
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Helen
Krugman
Root
Elyria
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Marietta
Washington Ave. Christian Church
Chancel
Bell Choir
Sarah's Circle
Order of the Eastern Star
Starlits
VFW Post
Willis
Bud” Krugman
Charleston
South Carolina
Sally Ann
Calvin) Shields
Lorain
Edward Allan
Adam Christopher Shields
Christine Diane Krugman
Lawrence Root
Wellington
Willis Krugman
Barbara Ann Krugman
Vivian Hooper
Darrell Root
Darrell and
Garnet Root
Rogers
Washington Ave
Janet Long
Brookdale Cemetery
Busch Funeral Home
Second Street
American Heart Association
Juvenile Diabetes Association
Buschfuneral.com
Supreme Court Backdrop to Ohio Discovery Rules
The 1963 ruling requires prosecutors to share exculpatory material, but Ohio enforces a narrow 34 year old rule that limits disclosures to listed items and allows prosecutors to decide what is exculpatory while defense access remains restricted. Other states cited provide full and free discovery including police reports and witness statements.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
The
Justice Project
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Silinois
California
Colorado
New Jersey
Florida
Sixteen Children, One Family Foster Global Hope
The Rosenows, parents of sixteen, run Shepherd's Crook Ministries aiding about 150 special needs orphans worldwide. Scott quit engineering to lead the ministry from home while Kathy home-schools the brood and coordinates medical visits. Neighbors donate meals and clothes as older kids help with cooking and schooling. Shannon from Guatemala will be the last child to join this home, which strains its two bathrooms and nine-foot dining table.
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Rosenows
Shepherd’s Crook Ministries
Scott Rosenow
Kathy
Butler County
Randy Rogers
Shannon
Guatemala
Charles D Kratka Interior Designer Dies at 85 in California
Charles D Kratka a noted interior designer and graphic artist known for Los Angeles International Airport mosaic tunnels died November 8 at a Silverado Senior Living facility in Encinitas California. He was 85. Kratka helped head interior design for William Pereira and Charles Luckman on the jet age airport redesign and oversaw original interiors for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He later opened his own firm in West Hollywood and worked on the 1989 expansion of the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital in Los Angeles. He was born October 12 1922 in Pasadena and served as a Navy pilot in World War II. He taught at Art Center College of Design and remained active in design and aeronautics circles until his retirement in 1998.
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Charles D. Kratka
Los Angeles International Airport
Kratka
Silverado
Encinitas
Calif
Pegey Kratka
Ethel Pattison
William Pereira
Charles Luckman
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
West Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Pasadena
University of California
Art Center College of Design
Charles Eames
Lawyer argues Ukraine torture risk in Demjanjuk deportation case
John Broadley, Demjanjuk's attorney, claims Ukraine torture risk if deported. Government disputes the argument. The DOJ filed charges to revoke citizenship and deport Demjanjuk on August 25, 1977. Broadley challenges administrative authority of Michael Creppy who ruled in December 2005 that deportation could proceed.
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Demjanjuk
Ukraine
Justice Department
Michael Creppy
Broadley
Creppy
Israel
Supreme Court
Ivan the Temble
Recom Demjanjuk
United States
Appeals Court
Pamjanjuk
U.S
el Ae Ces
Demian
Demianiuk
Societe
Damian
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Mary Walker Phillips
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Fresno
Wi David Phillips
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Paul Klee
Wassil Kandinsky
Antonio Gaudi
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Patricia Abrahamian
Fresno Art Museum
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Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
OBIT
Visa Mastercard
American Express
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Board of Immigration
Appeals
6Th Circuit
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