The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 25

The Beacon Journal C5 Tuesday, November 15, 1988 40 in area to become U.S. citizens DON'T MISS THE BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS OF 1 THIS WONDERFUL HOLIDAY SEASON HOLIDAY SPECIAL CUSTOM-FIT ALL IN THE EAR The Summit County clerk of courts office and the Internation-arinstitute will sponsor a swearing-in ceremony and reception for new citizens at 1 p.m. Friday at the YWCA, 146 S. High Akron. Taking the Oath of Allegiance to the United States will be 40 area residents representing 27 countries.

James B. McCarthy, Summit County clerk of courts, will conduct the ceremony and Summit County Common Pleas Judge James P. Winter will administer the oath. The new citizens and their native countries are: Akron Evangelos and Maria Kamvouris, Greece; Rudy Caezar Rio, Philippines; Wonna Sehzue, Liberia; Thongsouk Vilaivong, Laos; Esmail Hosseinarab, Iran; Lorraine Ann Blackman, Guyana; Abdelghani Fares, Jordan; Bill Liang-Sun Hwang, Taiwan; Sumana Montri Sarkar and Douglas Lamont Leavitt, Canada; Ling Quang and Oanh Yen Truong, Vietnam; Jean Ann Parsons, Great Britain; Sun Pong Kim, Korea; Yeou-Cheng Suen, Taiwan; Mohammed Suietman Natour, Jordan; Rola Mansour Muakkassa, Lebanon; Ziad Hik-mat Najib, Iraq; Nathan and Vera Ida, Israel; Grace Feng Wang, Republic of China; Korn Sriphan, Laos; Zachary William Rohrbough, Philippines; and Don-Tomis Leonhardt, Japan. Barberton Aurelia Gordon, Spain, and Satkari Jash, India.

Copley Stavros Theophilos Constantinou, Cyprus. Cuyahoga Falls Xuan-Mai Thi Tran, Vietnam; Jeany Irene Tri, Germany; Nicholas Peter Neckar, Ukraine; and Cveta and Julia Renee Minev, Yugoslavia. Hudson Yan Lu Chuang, Taiwan. Norton Urte Kurlich, Germany. Richfield Paul Mascarin, Italy.

Stow Hamedah Saleh and Saleh Ahmed Yahia, Yemen. Tallmadge Ythamar Grose, Colombia. Unlontown Abraham Anthony Boom Netherlands. HEARING AID Summit jury to consider rape case "A Summit HEARING CountV Cnmmm Plone fnnrf been arrested in Florida when he tried to use the purse. The victim testified last week that TEST AND jury is to begin deliberations today on charges of rape, kidnapping and car theft against Ricky Metcalf, 31, for the alleged assault of a 26'year-old Boston Heights woman in June.

Metcalf, who was arrested in Daytona Beach, a week after the alleged incident and returned to Akron for trial, testified in his oWi defense Monday that the woman now married to his brother, Randy Metcalf voluntarily engaged in sex acts with him. said he intended to return the woman's car. Earlier testimony was that Metcalf had I la the woman's car as collateral for $40 worth of drugs. Metcalf attempted to claim the U.S. Constitution's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination when questioned about what had happened to the woman's purse and money.

He was directed to answer the questions by Judge Glen Morgan, who told him that he would not be prosecuted on charges of theft. Metcalf said he spent the money on gas, food and lodging on his way to Florida. He said he did not know what had happened to arier Deing raped tour times, she was left in Columbus with no knowledge of where she was. She did not learn where she was until she made a collect call to Randy Metcalf from a Columbus beauty shop. The defense has contended that the victim is lying about the alleged incident.

The prosecution has contended that although the woman used bad judgment, her story has been consistent from the start, and that she had no reason to falsely accuse her future brother-in-law of the crimes. EVALUATION A FREE GIFT! PA or DB it OBITUARIES WARNING SIGNS HEAR, BUT DON'T UNDERSTAND TV TUNED TOO LOUD PEOPLE SEEM TO MUMBLE L.G. Turk, 72, headed NRM Corp. ASK TO HAVE THINGS REPEATED Jacksonville, eight grandchildren; and brother Oscar of Flushing, N.Y. Protesters detained Associated Press CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO AVOID WAITING but left in 1948 to start his own construction business.

In 1955 he rejoined NRM, where he advanced to assistant vice president of rubber machinery. In 1960 he became vice president and general manager of the firm and in 1955 was named president and chief operating officer. He served as chairman of the board from 1976 to 1981. He was a past member of the Executive Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Business Advisory Council of the Kent State University board of directors and Akron Junior Achievement. He also was a member of many industry and engineering professional organizations as well as a member of St.

Paul's Episcopal Church and the Portage Country Club. He leaves his wife, Jayne; sons James of Toronto, Thomas of Longwood, and William of HOME TESTING AVAILABLE FOR SHUT-INS 434-7379 434-3833 Istanbul, Turkey Police detained six people Monday for staging an unauthorized demonstration over prison conditions, police said. On Saturday, 32 people protesting prison conditions were detained, newspapers reported. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED Polka composer is dead at 86 Associated Press FulIServire i Hearing CenU-r MKMRER OHIO HEARING AID fM SOCIETY Vg CORRECTiQU In Sears ad of Sunday, Nov. 13, on page 24, 79681 vac is not 4.0 HP and does not have a deluxe power brush as stated.

It is 3.5 HP. Also, on page 21, 21308 drill press is not 18-in. as stated. It is 8-in. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by these errors.

SEARS 481 West Market Street I Akron, Ohio 44303 vorite among soldiers in World War II, including Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. The tune, written in 1927, was known in Czech as Skoda Lasky or Love in Vain. It also was popular in German-speaking countries under the title Rosamunde. Vejvoda lived in the town of Zabraslav, about six miles west of Prague.

Prague, Czechoslovakia Jaromir Vejvoda, composer of the Beer Barrel Polka, has died at the age of 86, the official CTK news agency reported Monday. Vejvoda, who published about 70 songs during his lifetime, died Sunday at his home near Prague. The song, sometimes known as Roll Out the Barrel, was a fa SERVING THE GREATER AKRON AREA FOROYER25 YEARS! Open a VIP CD from TransOhio and get premiums from Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Akron for retired Akron business executive Leonard G.

Turk. "Mr. Turk, who retired as chairman of the board of the NRM Corp. in 1981, died Sunday at Ak-rqn General Medical Center. He was 72.

A native of Rochester, N.Y., Mr. Turk graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering in li39 from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, now Carnegie-Mellon University. After gjaduation, he moved to Akron to work for Firestone. Sin 1946, he joined the then-National Rubber Machinery Voters say they were harassed a Continued from page CI drew up the petitions, said only 375 signatures are needed to have the issue put on the ballot. -Norton Law Director John Freeman said the law requires Sommer to keep the petitions at City Hall for at least 10 days for public inspection.

Signers have the option of having their names removed from the petitions during that time, he said. Freeman said the petitions would be turned over to the board Directions after that. The elections board would determine whether there is evidence that the signatures were gotten legally. Elections Director Robert N. Davis said he had discussed the problems with Kleidal, the presiding judge at the polling place.

"We will look and see what the situation is and see if anything warrants being done," Davis said Monday. He said he could remove names from the petitions upon request, but he would need evidence that people had been intimidated into signing them. Strike forces Italy to cancel flights Associated Press Milan, Italy National and international flights were canceled at airports in northern Italy because of a 12-hour strike by air traffic controllers Monday, but a nationwide strike scheduled for today was called off after the strikers reached an agreement with management. The strike forced the cancellation of flights to and from Milan, Turin, Genoa, Venice and Pisa. The agreement calls for more flexible work schedules and the promotion of 500 controllers to a higher pay category.

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