Deaths of Ladislaus M Chohany and Stanley Buczek in Lorain area
Ladislaus M Chohany 62 of 180 East 48th Street Lorain died at Lorain Community Hospital after a yearlong illness. He was a retired U S Steel Lorain Works millwright and member of St Ladislaus Church United Steelworkers Local 1104 and Royal Order of Moose. Survived by wife Mary two children a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services and burial planned. Stanley Buczek 62 longtime Lorain resident died Thursday. former restaurant owner in Lorain and Oberlin area. Funeral at J J Gluvna and Son with burial at Calvary Cemetery where DAV Post 20 will provide military rites.
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Ladislaus M. Chohany
48Th St
Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Mr. Chohany
Austria-Hungary
Lorain Works
U.S Steel
St. Ladislaus Church
United Steelworkers
Royal Order of Moose
Lake Erie
Mary
Barbara
John R. Devin
Michael Felock
St. Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church
Alex Demetzky
Calvary Cemetery
Stanley Buczek
J.J
Margaret Reichert
Sherban
King Ave
Reichert
Galicia
Austria
U.S
Philadelphia
Amherst Hospital
Shields Nursing Home
First Lutheran Church
Lpnac Nursing Organization
Charles R. Springer
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Death notices from Lorain area obituaries
Multiple Lorain area death notices list Mardyn Bishop, Theresa J., and others with visitations, funeral services, and burial details. Also notes a former deputy marshal Ann Brady and Margaret Reichert with service times, burial sites, and family survivors.
Father Kills Children Then Himself in Cleveland
Cleveland police report the coroner ruled murder followed by suicide in the deaths of Wallace Palmore 32 and his four children Mario nine Wendy eight and Wallace Jr five. The family was found in their East Side apartment after landlady Betty English failed to rouse them. Palmore had been despondent and separated from his wife Pamela for a year. English recalled his remark that everything would be okay because he would kill himself and the children.
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Cleveland
Wallace Palmore
Palmore
Mario
Wendy
Wallace Jr
East Side
Pamela
Betty English
Mrs. English
Health Dept to Employ Nurse in Elyria St. Welfare Program
A 14000 grant from the Ohio Department of Health will fund a nurse for one year in Elyria to provide medical examinations and follow up care for welfare children. State Rep. Scribner L. Fauver announced the plan, with the city reimbursed by the welfare department and a goal of self sustaining operations within a year.
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Elyria
Ohio Department of Health
Scribner L. Fauver
R-Elyria
Fauver
New London Names Denise Clark Homecoming Queen
New London high school named Denise Clark homecoming queen at last night’s game. Seniors Susie Cawise and Sandy Hunter were attendants. Underclass attendants were Pam Winiarski Alison Perkins and Tami Buchanan. Denise is daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Clark of 111 N Main St.
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NEW London
Denise Clark
New London High School
Susie Cawise
Sandy Hunter
Pam Winiarski
Alison Perkins
Tami Buchanan
Denise
Clinton Clark
N. Main St
Senior citizens radio show set with Rep Ethel Swanbeck
State Rep Ethel Swanbeck R Hur on will address the WZLE senior citizens radio show this Sunday Oct 3 at 6 pm. The 80 year old retiree after 11 terms in the Ohio legislature will discuss legislation affecting seniors. Host Charles Gates of Elyria notes this one time time change to 6 pm from 6 15 pm.
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Ethel Swanbeck
Huron
WZLE
Swanbeck
Ohio
Charles Gates
Elyria
Death of Anthony Mannine noted in Los Angeles
Anthony Gordon Mannine executive secretary of the National Federation for the Blind died Wednesday at age. He was to be buried today at Forest Lawn in Glendale. As president of the California state federation of the blind he helped pass the state white cane law boost aid to the blind and push laws forbidding employment discrimination against the blind.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Anthony Gordon Mannine
National Federation For the Blind
Mannine
Forest Lawn
Glendale
California
State Federation of the Blind
Soviet Pilot Defects to Iran Seeks U.S. Asylum
A Soviet military pilot, 1st Lt. Valentin Ivanovich Zasimov, flew a small passenger plane to the Azerbaijan border region of Iran and asked for asylum in the United States. Iranian authorities review the request while officials report little detail on the aircraft. Unofficial sources describe the pilot as a young officer traveling alone.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
United States
Valentin Ivanovich Zasimov
Soviet Union
Japan
Zasimov
Rap Brown conviction reversed by appeals court
A federal appeals panel in the 5th Circuit reversed H. Rap Brown’s 1968 federal weapons conviction, which carried five years in prison and a $2,000 fine, citing alleged remarks by U.S. District Judge Lansing Mitchell at a Biloxi Mississippi motel pool.
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New Orleans
UPI
H. ‘Rap' Brown
Missis‘sipp
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
U.S
Lansing Mitchell
Biloxi, Miss
OSU researcher urges peak hour power rates
OSU data show time of day pricing could curb daytime demand and lower safety margins. Researcher Kevin Kelly argues peak-hour plans discourage waste, while lifeline rates guarantee fixed usage but may unfairly burden others. Industry voices oppose universal guarantees and note meter changes needed for peak pricing.
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OSU
Columbus
Ohio State University
Kevin Kelly
OSU Department of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering
Kelly
Steve Sterrett
OUR
California
Police shoot suspect during warrant service in Cleveland
Cleveland police shot a 21 year old man as he fled a Woodline Avenue home where officers were serving warrants for two other men. Joan Richardson, injured in the gunfire, was treated at Cleveland Lutheran Medical Center for gunshot wounds to the side and arm. Arrested on the robbery warrants was Joseph Zdravecky, 19, held in Strongsville jail. a third man at the scene was unnamed. The shooting was ruled justifiable by the police prosecutor.
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Cleveland
Middleburg Heights
Strongsville
Joan Richardson
Parklawn Ave
Cleveland Lutheran Medical Center
Joseph Zdravecky
Woodline Ave
Parma Heights
Richardson
Cuyahoga County
Family of seven seeks furnishings after house fire
A fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fenn and their seven children at 180 Sheriff St. They are staying with relatives while arranging housing. The Lorain County Red Cross is collecting beds, bedding, linens, and clothing in sizes toddler 1 and 2, 4 5 7 girls, 4 boys, women's size 14, men's 15 30 waist. Contact the Recio office at 2929 W River Ad.
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Jesse Fenn
Sheriff St
Masked men rob Lorain grocery store
Three masked men armed with a rifle robbed Fisher Fazio's super market in Westgate Shopping Center on Leavitt Road and West 1st Street at about 11 10 a.m. They demanded money from the manager and stuffed bags with twenty ten and five dollar bills. About 75 people were in the store but no customers were robbed and no cash was taken from registers.
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Lorain
Fisher-Fazio’s
Westgate
Leavitt Rd
West 1St Street
Amherst police chief hearing postponed indefinitely due to illness
Civil Service Commission postpones a hearing on the legality of a five day suspension for Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafer. He was hospitalized with chest pains and expected to remain for about two weeks. The panel agreed to delay the hearing until his release.
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Amherst
Civil Service Commission
Arthur Koppenhafer
Koppenhafer
Lorain Community Hospital
David Spanski
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Westlake woman injured when cars collide in driveway
A 22 year old Westlake woman Cynthia A Laeng suffered neck strain and possible back and arm injuries when her car was struck from behind by her mother Mary Ann Brown s car as they backed out of a Lorain driveway. Both cars were slightly damaged. No charges filed.
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Lorain
Westlake
St. Joseph Hospital
Cynthia A. Laeng
Detroit Rd
Mary Ann Brown
W. 23Rd St
Avon auto crash leaves two injured
Two men were treated for injuries from an early morning single car crash on Stoney Ridge Rd Avon Lake. David Haehn 19 of 138 Brunswick Dr Avon Lake was admitted in fair condition with cuts to the lower left foot and lower right leg. William Wavering 20 of 7660 White Pines Palos Heights Illinois was listed in fair condition with possible internal and abdominal injuries. Avon Lake Fire Department dispatched two firetrucks and one victim had to be extracted from the wreck.
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Avon
Stoney Ridge
David Haehn
Brunswick Dr
Avon Lake
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
William Wavering
White Pines
Palos Heights
Minois
Senator Paul H. Douglas Dies at 84 in Illinois
Former Democratic Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois, an economist and civil rights advocate, died after a long illness. He served in the Senate for 12 years before losing to Republican Charles Percy in 1966. Douglas was known as a liberal reformer and crusader for social change.
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Paul H. Douglas
Ilinois
Robert Bunt
Senate
Charles Percy
Douglas
UPH
Grafton man charged after DUI crash in Pittsfield Township
A Grafton man identified as David N. Mohler, 22, of RD Parsons Road, was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a guardrail on Hallover Road south of Kipton Nickel Plate Road in Pittsfield Township around 12 45 a m. He was not injured, deputies said.
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Grafton
Hallover Road
Kipton Nickel Plate Road
Pittsfield Township
David N. Mohler
RD. Parsons Road
Lorain County
Local teens posed as rock band Kiss in friendly scene
A C-T photo captures Mrs. James Terrell and several youths identified by addresses and ages 16 playing members of the rock group Kiss. The inscription names Ace Frehley Peter Criss and Paul Stanley as portrayed by Rusty Lesakan, Ric Rhodes, Bill Janowicz, and Gear Simmons with Mr. and Mrs. Leenhams and others nearby.
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James Terrell
Belmar
Gear Simmons
Rusty Lesakan
David E. Leenham
Alexander Dr
Ace Frehley
Ric Rhodes
Carl J. Rhodes
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Peter Criss
Bill Janowicz
Alfred E. Jasowicz
Canterbury Ri
Paul Stanley
Jeff Bishop
Elyria Catholic High School
Kiss
Dave Terrell
Yon
Pulitzer Prizes to be Awarded in April 1977
New York reports the Pulitzer Prizes will be awarded in April 1977. The prizes are awarded by Columbia University on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Board.
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New York
Eee
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Columbia University
Steisary Board
Pulitzer
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Anna B. Brady
Buczek Services
Mardyn
St. Lorain
Emil Dovala
Elmwood Cemetery
Kovarik
Theresa J. Age Sr
Vietona
Ave
Loran
Edward
Gary Hudnik
Doreen Toth
Dombrowski Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Church
Calvars Cemetery
Ann
Brady
Cornell Ave
Amherst Manor
Jack Refenning
Frieda Refenning
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home
Ronald Marmaduke
First Congregational Church
Clarence Reichert
Memoriam
Joseph Trukovich
Sedan Semena
Gilford Seth and
Easterwood
Affecton
Arai
Loring
Treva
Cet
Luther B Watson
Thades Ann Watson
Faoly
Virginia
Dizon
Earth
Funeral Home, ‘Ne
Serenng Grewter Dyrest
IBSZ
Areaved
Harvey Cortes Ernest
W Scheuttler
United Chair
Leeds
Ala
Gene Krebs
Ohio State
Union Carbide Corp
Ohioans For Utility Reform
Hogan
Middleburg
Htsman
Edward Kovacic
Cleveland Police Department
James Churke
Almeta Johnson
Family of Seven
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American National Red
Cross
Recioe
W. River Ad
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