In Loving Memory of Our Dear Son Alan Bowen
A memorial note for Alan Bowen born October 24 1958 died January 10 1981. Parents siblings and Tania remember him with love and sorrow noting the loss of his 37th birthday and the joys buried with him.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1995
Page
6
A memorial note for Alan Bowen born October 24 1958 died January 10 1981. Parents siblings and Tania remember him with love and sorrow noting the loss of his 37th birthday and the joys buried with him.
A grieving family remembers Lisa A Kirkendoll who was killed October 24 1993. They express sorrow and fond memories asking for comfort and guidance toward everlasting peace from God, with love from family members and relatives.
A heartfelt personal tribute from Vicky and Ryan to Brenda expressing gratitude for her dignity and courage through illness. They acknowledge her concern for others and say she is now free of pain while their own sorrow remains. They promise reunion in heaven.
Discussion centers on access to public records with Prudoff resisting investigations while Tavenner cites a $1105 sue-for-formation claim. Reveron accuses possible future mayor Koziura of questionable practices. Olejko condemns sweetheart deals after 47 years in politics.
Two women spent six months observing Lorain steel production and created a painting showing ore heaps, a molten ladle, red hot bars, and the plant’s admin building. They learned from photos and tours as White side-Thompson and Fundak praised the collaboration and the piece as a concise view of the company’s 100 year history.
Brown warns that cutting the credit would raise taxes for 14 million workers under 28 500 dollars and end credit for childless families. Gillmor backs trimming the program while noting it was created for families. Analysts say low earners face tax increases while higher earners gain. The plan also ends student loan interest subsidies after graduation as Senate debate nears.
The document outlines a World Series Game Three report and details legal and financing hurdles for a project. It notes a state offer of 10 million dollars grant plus an 11.5 million dollar loan at 4 percent for 10 years, with immediate funds unavailable. Officials consider borrowing 5 million from both the Indians and the Cavaliers, to be repaid using the state funds.
In Elyria four children ages 2 to 5 were found alone for over two hours. Their mother Leonilda Alvarado, 23, of Melvyn Lane was charged with four counts of child endangering and is set to appear in Elyria Municipal Court on November 8.
Avon Lake may appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court over a PUCO ruling that denied flat rate service for 7,900 Century Telephone customers. Attorney Thomas Nader requests reconsideration after a late transcript led to a dismissal, predicting a late next month hearing despite a history of no overturned PUCO decisions.
Manco Inc seeks council approval to rename a half mile Chester Road segment Just Imagine Drive near its new 358000 square foot headquarters. The project will bring 300 jobs from Westlake and create 50 more, costing about 19 million dollars and slated for completion soon. Five of seven council members favor the change informally. one council member will not support without road paving, and company spokesman Kevin Krueger did not comment.
The 26th annual Lorain County Knights Shrine Club dinner is postponed to 6 15 p m on Nov 1 at Tom s Country Place. Denise Dufala hosts Candidates Night at Avon High School with bond issue talks and charter amendments on the ballot. Also details on Tiffin University Zahn Scholarship finalists and Cleveland area scholarship tests.
Shaffer decries early retirement payments as gold parachutes while school leaders pay nearly $1 million over three years. Watson notes the 1992 state law allows 55 with 25 years or 50 with 30 years to retire. He warns layoffs would hit lower wage staff first, hoping to save 300000 to 400000 annually if all 33 eligible retire.
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