Card players hit trouble as Louisville police raid
In Louisville four United Auto Workers members were caught gambling in a motel hospitality room near a Kentucky District crime meeting. Major C J Hyde led the raid seizing about $20.50 in play. The gamblers faced charges of engaging in a hazard as police noted the next room housed crime officials and city leaders.
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Educate or Prosecute Plan To End Mail Box Vandalism
Postmaster Joseph J. Scanlon cites a rise in mailbox vandalism across Greater Cincinnati. He notes juveniles commit most acts and warns of federal penalties including a $1000 fine or up to three years in prison. An education campaign through schools and civic groups will be launched to deter abuse and protect postal workers.
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