Amherst Mayor Denies Wrongdoing In Building Code Indicts
Amherst Ohio mayor Anthony J DePaola denies any misconduct in a case tied to enforcing a strict building code. He claims indictments stem from a political witch hunt by Lorain County Prosecutor Joseph R. Granda and allege he forced two businessmen to upgrade property and yield land to the city.
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Amherst
Ohio
Anthony J DePaola
Lorain
DePaola
U.S. Steel
Joseph R. Granda
Ohio to tighten safety rules for trucks and buses
Ohio will implement stricter Public Utilities Commission safety standards for about 62 000 commercial trucks and buses after August 25. The rules cover mechanical systems tires safety gear and cargo security and can remove a vehicle from service until repairs are made. The commission says existing rules were too vague and failed to give operators adequate notices of violations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
PACO
West Germany May Refuse Extradition Of Nazi War Criminal
West Germany may decline Italy’s request to extradite Herbert Kappler, a former SS colonel and Gestapo chief in Rome, held on life sentence for the Ardeatine C caves massacre. Authorities issued a nationwide alert as Kappler, terminally ill, is believed in West Germany after being smuggled from Rome.
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Bonn
West Germany
Italy
Justice Ministry
Federal Criminal Office
Wiesbaden
Herbert Kappler
Gestapo
Rome
Ardeatine
Kappler
Airlines slash New York London fares to beat Laker Skytrain
Six IATA airlines set off season rates of 146 dollars one way or 256 dollars round trip for New York to London travel, with 2900 weekly seats on Trans World Airlines Pan American British Airways Air India Iran Air and El Al. Laker plans a daily round trip starting in September charging 236 dollars round trip and 135 dollars for New York to London.
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Geneva
Switzerland
New York
London
Freddie Laker
Trans World Airlines
Pan American
British Airways
Air India
Iran Air
el al
International Air Transport Association
IATA
Laker
Britain
United States
West side park site chosen on Central Avenue at Second Street
Athens moves to buy a house and lot on Central Avenue at Second Street for a new west side park. Council approved the site amid funding worries and warned that up to 1.5 million in CDA grants could be jeopardized if decisions delay.
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Herb Amey
Central Avenue
Second Street
West Side
Bruce Burns
Council
First and
Walker Streets
West
Burns
Department of Housing and Urban Development
CDA
Athens
Verna Hall
Robert Mahn
Marinelli Resigns as Solicitor in September
Solicitor Art Marinelli will resign effective September 1, ending his tenure after being appointed when Lawrence Grey left for an appeals court judgeship. Marinelli, a Democrat, had indicated months ago he would step down this fall.
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Art Marinelli
Marinelli
Lawwence Grey
Rape Suspect Bound Over to Grand Jury
Harrison W. Payne 32 of Charleston West Virginia appeared in Athens County Municipal Court to be bound over to the grand jury. His $25 000 bond was continued while he remains in County Jail after being arrested Thursday afternoon on charges of raping a 21 year old coed at knifepoint.
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Ohio University
Harrison W. Payne
Charleston
W. Va
Athens County
Payne
Burglars Hit CAA Office in Weekend Theft
Burglars stole about $100 in cash from the Tri-County Community Action Agency office on Route 550 over the weekend. Roger Patton, executive director, says this is the third break-in in six months, though prior incidents left nothing stolen. Betsy Shearer earns a bachelor of science from Kent State University. The Athens Messenger notes a replacement for the party’s central committee will come from 20 precincts, with Rick Taylor as a likely candidate for solicitor. Mayor Donald Barrett will name an acting solicitor after Sept. 5. Barrett also presses Evans Medhwart Hambleton Tilton to speed Mulligan Road sewer drawings, noting ARC funds via HUD have waited over a year and final engineering will determine property assessments.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
Athens County Sheriff's Office
Roger Patton
CAA
Rick Taylor
Taylor
Garry Hunter
Donald Barrett
Evans, Medhwart, Hambleton and Tilton
Mulligan Road
Barrett
Appalachian Regional Commission
HUD
City to Host Sci Fi Meet Invasion On
Athens hosts a science fiction conference next Tuesday 7 to 10 p m in Baker Center Ballroom. Ohio University communications graduate students organize with trivia games and a Star Trek video marathon. Authors Daniel Keyes and Walter Tevis may attend for autographs and Q A sessions.
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Athens
Baker Center Ballroom
Ohio University
Daniel Keyes
Algernon
Walter Tevis
Earth
Keyes
Tevis
Wilson Baker at 15 S Court Street Second Floor Room 6
Wilson Baker located at 15 South Court Street, second floor, room 6, is listed in the directory. The entry notes an Atlanta style address with no additional context or activities provided.
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