FBI says two accused spies planned cruise missile scheme
Two men, Carl Weischenberg and Carl Heiser, were charged in Fort Lauderdale with acting as agents of East Germany and the Soviet Union. They allegedly planned to use a cabin cruiser to smuggle top secret cruise missile components to Cuba within two weeks. The FBI says Weischenberg offered $250,000 for components and kept detailed records of payments.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S
Cuba
FBI
Carl Weischenberg
Freeport
Bahamas
Carl John Heiser
Highland Beach
Fort Lauderdale International Airort
Weischenberg
East Germany
Soviet Union
Heiser
Carter
United State
IBM
Memorex
Bendix
Germany
Committee Alters Bargaining Bill in Ohio House
In Columbus a House committee approved an amendment requiring a last best offer arbitration, over objections, as Rep. Sherrod Brown pushed for stronger bargaining rules. The panel also moved a constitutional debt-limit amendment toward ballot access, with a Senate plan adding 20 million for senior centers.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
Commerce and Labor
J. Leonard Camera
D-53
Lorain
Camera
Brown
Lorain County
House- Senate
Marcus A. Roberto
Ravenna
Senate
Supreme Court narrows insanity defense in murder cases
The court ruled that defendants need not prove insanity. but the prosecution must show the defendant was sane when the crime occurred. In Humphries and Meyer cases the justices split, upholding convictions or ordering new trials, and issued a reprimand to a Cleveland attorney over a stolen-truck resale scheme.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
High Court
General Assembly
Eddie Carl Humphries
Barbara Elaine Meyer
Clark County
Humphries
10Th District Court of Appeals
Franklin County
10Th District
Meyer
2Nd District Court of Appeals
Frank D. Celebrezze
Ralph Locher
Robert Williams
Williams
Cleveland
Harry Feldman
Alan G. Sandler
Ohio House approves Rhodes energy bill to fund new department
The Ohio House backs Gov. Rhodes energy plan to create a Cabinet level Department of Energy. The bill offers tax breaks for converting facilities from natural gas to other fuels and imposes a coal tax to fund energy and pollution efforts. A separate measure would require utilities to disclose insulation contractors and lenders to homeowners.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Department of Energy
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Thomas J. Carney
Boardman
Carney
Energy and Environment Committee
Energy and Resource Development Agency
New Energy Agency
Michael Schwarzwalder
D-16
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Peter Palermo
Miami
Asst
Daniel Ennis
West Germany
Carl L. Weischenberg
Left
John Reiser
Highlands Beach
Rhodes
Buckeye
Norwalk Furniture
Norwalk
Eisai
Rutland Home Furnishings
the Plains
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