Funeral for DeChants Draws Mourners in Avon
AVON The church of St Mary of the Immaculate Conception overflowed with 70 to 80 mourners for Leon ard and Arlene DeChant slain in their home Saturday. Their son Greg DeChant, 21, survived with stab wounds, under police guard at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police termed it a burglary attempt, with attackers possibly teenagers. investigators gather details while denying a link to a separate Shaker Heights murder. The DeChants were to be buried at St Mary Cemetery on Stoney Ridge Road after Mass.
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Greg Dechant
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bogner
North Ridgeville
Arlene
Leonard DeChant
Ges Chan
C-T
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Leonard
Arlene DeChant
Anthony M. Pilla
Cleveland
Leo DeChant
DeChant
St. Mary
Bend
Stoney Ridge Road
Greg
Avon
Ed Woolford
Avon Force
Woolford
Élyria Memorial Hospital
Lecoans
Lorain
Ureg Young
Roy Dreger
DeChants
Shaker Heights
Dreger
Case Road
Leo
Fathers of St
Vermilion bridge repair date set for May 30 1986
Governor Richard F. Celeste fixed the completion date for Vermilion Liberty Avenue bridge work. The project will raise the west end 9 inches and the east end 7 inches, with state spring work to begin and city officials awaiting an official start. Mayor Hobart Johnson received a governor’s letter.
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Richard F. Celeste
Liberty Avenue
Greg Telecky
Roosevelt School principal named Cleveland school superintendent
Former principal of Elyria's Roosevelt School is appointed to lead Cleveland Metropolitan School District as superintendent. Weather forecast notes scattered thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with muggy conditions and 50 percent then 40 percent rain chances.
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Elyria
Roosevelt School
Cleveland
Ambulance pact approved by Elyria council 8-1 vote
Elyria City Council approved a 12 month contract with Lorain Area Ambulance Service for advanced life support at 300 dollars resident and 90 dollars basic service. The plan includes two ambulances at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a 10 minute response in most calls and a city subsidy of 78 thousand dollars.
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Elyria
Michael Keye
Lorain
Keys
Leo Bullocks
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ray Strohacker
Lorain Area Ambulance
Strohacker
Majoras
Robert Majoras
Majoras Ambulance
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio Turnpike Commission
West Park pool to open next June after new build
Elyria plans a new L shaped West Park pool with a $160,000 contract to Twin Custom Pool Inc. Construction begins this month and is due to finish by January. The pool closed this summer after a wall risk. A water slide was dropped to save about $33,000. The project is part of a $2.5 million neighborhood parks program financed by borrowed funds. Council also hired Richland Engineering Ltd. up to $95,000 to assess the deteriorating Washington Avenue bridge for replacement or rehabilitation.
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Elyria
West Park
Phil Innis
City Parks and Recreation
Michael Keys
Twin Custom Pool Inc
Westlake
Innis
Council
Keys
Richland Engineering Ltd
Washington Avenue
PARADE Magazine joins Chronicle-Telegram lineup
PARADE Magazine will be added to The Chronicle-Telegram lines of news features sports and comics starting Sunday Sept 22. PARADE editor Walter Anderson has led since 1980 with a roster of contributors and regular features across health lifestyle and humor.
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Parade Magazine
America
Chronicle-Telegram
Parade
Carin Vittorini Esi
Walter Anderson
Cleveland Amory
Lisa Birnbach
David Halberstam
Larry L. King
Norman Mailer
David McCullough
Willie Morris
Carl Sagan
Tom Seligson
Gail Sheehy
Tad Szule
Dick Schaap
Earl Abell
Elizabeth Gaynor
Jack Anderson
Washington
Walter m
Rermeres
Bill Hoest
Lala Amn Aly
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Leonard Echant
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BS Sports
Celeste
By Jane Snyder
Vermilion
Vermilion River
Lake Erie
Hobart Johnson
Telecky
Okd
New West Pool
City Parks and Recreation Board
IACP
Parade Publications, Inc
Advance Publications
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Uurdrel
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