Lorain Man George Binder 93 Dies After Heart Attack
George Binder 93 of Lorain died Friday at EMH Regional Medical Center after an apparent heart attack. A lifelong Lorain resident born in Austria-Hungary he worked 41 years at U S Steel Lorain Seamless Pipe Mills retiring 1964 then held jobs at Ver Milion Country Club and Showboat Lounge. He volunteered as a movie projectionist and usher for local theaters and stadium events. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church U S Steel Management Club and United Polish Club and enjoyed sports and travel. Arrangements by Gluvna Funeral Chapel. Hilda Bramwell 72 of Elyria died Sunday at home after a short illness. Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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George Binder
Lorain
Emh Regional Medical Center
Austria-Hungary
Binder
U.S. Steel
Vermilion Country Club
Showboat Lounge
Hollywood
Dreamland Theatre
Elyria
Cozy Theatre
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Rams
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Indians
Zion Lutheran Church
U.S. Steel Management Club
United Polish Club
Dragan Ajdinovich
Western Reserve Nursing Home
Kirtland
Devin Funeral Home
Joseph R. Johnson
Oak Hill
Johnson
Marine Corps
Barbara McKissick
Diane Vargovich
Warren
Donald Sr
Donald Jr
Friends
Gluvna
Broadway
James McKenzie
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Hilda Bramwell
Laubenthal-DeCarlo
Washington Ave
Wellington man Russell L. Jordan 97 dies after long illness
Russell L. Jordan 97 of Wellington died Saturday at Allen Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was a farmer, longtime cemetery sexton, and served on the Shade Tree Commission. Survived by wife Louise and children Esther King Carole Adkins Sidney Jordan nine grandchildren. Memorials to local churches or Kathy King Memorial Funds. Services private. Norton Funeral Home Wellington in charge.
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Russell L. Jordan
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
Camden Township
Mr. Jordan
Greenwood Cemetery
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery Board
Shade Tree Commission
Louise
Nee Beauchamp) Jordan
Esther King
Carole Adkins
Norwalk
Lorain Man Dennis H. Gossett Dies After Stroke
Dennis H. Gossett 42 of Lorain died at home after a stroke. Born in Butler Pennsylvania he lived there before moving to Lorain in 1945. He served in the Marine Corps during Korea and worked at National Tube Lorain Products and K Mart Amherst. Survived by his wife Betty Jane and children Penny Murphy Katherine Gossett Dennis Pettibone and others. Services noon Wednesday at Walter A Frey Funeral Home cremation at his request.
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Dennis Horatio Gossett
Lorain
Butler
Mr. Gossett
Marine Corps
National Tube Co
Gossett
Lorain Products
K-Mart
Amherst
Cleveland Indians
Betty Jane
Nee Bracken
Dennis Benjamin
Penny Caroline Murphy
Avon
Katherine Velma Gossett
Marysville
Ohio
Robin Christine Pettibone
Carol
Louis Jr
Velma
Penny” McComas
Lucy Sisson
Texas
Louis Sr
Walter A. Frey
Erie Ave
Floyd F. Rofe 88 Beloved husband and father obituary
Floyd F. Rofe age 88 beloved husband of Mary J. Rofe nee Bodeker father of Raymond Rofe of Elyria and the late Jeanette Rofe grandfather to Ronald Janet Russell and Robert great grandfather Nathan and Shane brother of Lawerence and Walter Rose he worked 32 years as a stationary fireman for Union Carbide and eight years at Elyria Memorial Hospital retiring in 1985 died Friday November 27 1998 services Tuesday December 1 at 10 00 am at the funeral home interment Woodvale Union Cemetery calling hours Monday 2 4 and 7 9 at Busch Bogner Family Chapel Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville Ohio.
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Rofe Floyd F
Mary J. Rofe
Bodeker
Raymond Rofe
Elyria
Jeanette Rofe
Ronald
Janet
Russell
Robert
Nathan
Shane
Lawerence
Walter Rose
Floyd
Union Carbide
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Woodvale Union Cemetery
Busch-Bogner Family
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Mary Rose 171 Avon Lake obituary notice
Mary Rose 171 Avon Lake survived by husband Robert and daughter Linda Corwin and sons David Jeffrey and Thomas. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Busch Burmeister Family Chapel Avon Lake 163 Avon Belden Road with prayer services set for 9 30 am Tuesday. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 am Tuesday at St Joseph Catholic Church 32929 Lake Road Avon Lake. Interment will follow at Elmhurst Park Cemetery in von
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Burl
Robert
Edna
Nee McClellan) Swartz
Cowling-Truman
Herrick Ave. E
Wellington
William Buckeye
First United Methodist Church
Rochester Cemetery
Rochester
Rose Mary
Avon Lake
Linda Corwin
David
Jeffrey
Thomas Friends
Busch-Burmeister Family
Avon-Belden Road
Christian Bural
St Joseph Catholic Church
Lake Road
Elmhurst Park
Von
Jury to set damages in Eveleth mine harassment case
Beginning December 14 a Minneapolis jury will determine damages for 16 women who faced daily harassment at Eveleth Mines on Minnesota's Iron Range during the 1980s and 1990s. The suit, once led by Shirley Burton, seeks substantial awards as the case resumes in court.
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Shirley Burton
Eveleth Mines
Burton
Minnesota
Iron Range
Oglebay Norton Corp
Cleveland
Minneapolis
U.S. Supreme Court
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Lloyd Zimmerman
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Jean Boler
Protesters plan appeal to halt deer cull in Cleveland parks
In Defense of Deer members rallied to oppose a planned deer kill in Brecksville and Bedford Metroparks as a judge ruled the shootings could begin this week. Officials say over 300 deer must be culled to protect wildlife. Protests include calls to Metroparks officials and a letter to President Clinton. some threaten civil disobedience.
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Cleveland
In Defense of Deer
Frank J. Celebrezze
Cuyahoga County
Bonnie Vlach
Metroparks
Clinton
Vlach
Jane Christyson
Cleveland Metroparks
Subsidies Face Debate Over Farm Aid and Food Prices
CJ Smith notes production costs about 2 dollars per bushel of corn while local elevator prices run 1.77 to 2.05 dollars. Farm aid packages total 12.4 billion this year, with Ohio receiving 323.1 million. The Andersons grain head Hal Reed doubts subsidies affect Chicago prices. consumers may see small grocery price shifts. Ohio Farm Bureau's Pat Casey argues subsidies stabilize supply and prices, while economist Carl Zulauf says payments ease adaptation.
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CJ Smith
Andersons Inc
Maumee
Farm Service Agency
Ohio
Hal Reed
The
Andersons
Reed
Chicago Board of Trade
Pat Casey
Ohio Farm Bureau
Carl Zulauf
Ohio State University
Man with eight DUI convictions back in court
Charles W. Jodrey of Milford near Cincinnati faces two new DUI charges after arrest in Clermont County. With at least eight drunken driving convictions, 11 arrests and 34 other traffic convictions, he used a false name and fake license during the latest arrest. He is jailed on bonds totaling 702000 dollars and was previously convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a 1984 fatal crash with a 0.24 blood alcohol level.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Jodrey
Milford
Clermont County
Jodrey
Brett Simon
James Shriver
Martin Ackermann
Twin brothers among 3 killed in southern Ohio crash
State Highway Patrol said three people died in a two car collision near Piketon Ohio including Mella Russell 71 of Waverly and Ted Tackett 75 of Otway along with his twin Ed Tackett 75 of Waverly. Angies and Mildreds injuries were reported and the crash remains under investigation.
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Ohio
Piketon
State Highway Patrol
Mella Russell
Waverly
Ted Tackett
Otway
Ed Tackett
Mildred
Larry Osborne
Lily, Ky
Columbus
Farm Employment Declines As Hog Prices Fall Sharply
Hog prices dropped 39 percent in the year ending Sept. 30 per USDA data, with some farmers earning under 20 per hundredweight versus 46.50 a year earlier. Experts warn farm employment may shrink nationwide, while agriculture jobs in related sectors rise. An Ohio State economist urges niche markets like soy tofu and high-lysine corn to sustain labor on farms. Manufacturing also faces a long-term job loss trend.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nash
Survivor From C1 Shows Power of Hope and Donations
Kerns faced initial Anthem denial for a life saving transplant. Donations covered about 50 000 for a 30 000 down payment and ongoing payments, and her appeal led to insurance coverage. She spoke to a state legislative committee on health care reform and aims to aid others stuck in the system.
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Anthem
Kerns
James Cancer Hospital
Ombudsmen
Ohio bar exam raises passing score to 405 in 1997
Based on bar examiners board recommendations the court increased the passing score from 375 to 385 in 1996 and to 405 in 1997. The two and a half day exam, given twice yearly, uses multiple choice and essays. After the 405 threshold there is concern that tougher standards may reduce lawyer numbers as Ohioans legal needs remain unmet.
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Bar Examiners Board
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