Ohio governor's mansion sale voided over personal check
The sale of Ohio's old governor's mansion to Rev. Nathan H. Beavers Jr. was voided after a personal check covered the 10 percent deposit. Asst. Atty. Gen. George Lord said the bill required cash, certified check, or bank draft, not a personal check.
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Bill French
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Ohio Atty General sues Newark Nursing Home for fraud
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown uses a Civil War era law to file suit in U.S. District Court against Newark Nursing Home Copy Cat Ceramics of Newark and Timothy D. Copeland and Ozell E. Copeland. Three counts charge defrauding the federal government by submitting false Medicaid claims totaling $69,000.
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William J. Brown
Tuesday Rae
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Ozell E. Copeland
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Ohio utilities spared from Rhodes gas trip charges
Public Utilities Commission Chairman C Luther Heckman rejected the state auditor's bid to bill Ohio natural gas utilities for Gov James A Rhodes winter gas hunting trips. Auditor Thomas E Ferguson had sought about 25000 dollars for trip costs and new paper advertisements.
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James A. Rhodes
Public Utilities Commission
C. Luther Heckman
Thomas E. Ferguson
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Carter daughter in law Judy Carter miscarriage at Camp David
Judy Carter wife of Jack Carter miscarried early in pregnancy while on vacation at Camp David Maryland. She was rushed by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital in good condition. Jack Carter flew from Georgia to be by her side. Rosalynn Carter joined the ambulance ride.
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Mary Hoyt
Rosalynn Carter
Georgia
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Hearst Appeal Hearing Before 9th Circuit
Patricia Hearst and the government prepare for oral arguments at a San Francisco appeal hearing. Hearst contests a 1976 federal bank robbery conviction, claiming the trial was massively prejudicial and violated constitutional rights in a three judge 9th Circuit panel session.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
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9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wallace Suit Settled In Defamation Case Against Screw Magazine
Attorneys for both Wallace and Screw Magazine reached a settlement in Alabama Governor George C. Wallace's defamation suit. The action began after Screw ran a 1976 photo of Wallace in a wheelchair with a caption offering a jab at his political prospects.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Screw Magazine
Wallace
Screw
Liddy Sees Parole Window After Presidential Action
President Carter commuting G Gordon Liddy’s 20 year sentence to eight years makes him eligible for parole after July 9. Liddy, once an FBI agent and Watergate figure, notes the action aligns with sentences given to Mitchell Ehrlichman Hunt. McCord’s cooperation earlier reduced his term.
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