Grand Jury Weighs Hoffa Case Inquiry in Detroit
Justice Department officials consider calling witnesses before a grand jury to probe Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance. Atty Ralph Guy issued the first subpoena seeking Hoffa home telephone records from Lake Orion Mich. The federal probe centers on possible crime syndicate links and leadership struggles within the Teamsters.
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Detroit
Justice Department
Jimmy Hoffa
Department
Teamsters Union
FBI
U.S. Atty
Ralph Guy
Hoffa
Lake Orion
Mich
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Joe Giacalone
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Charles
Chuckie
O’brien
Westinghouse
Ford Celebrates Year In Office
President Ford marks one year in office with a White House dinner and a 15 day vacation to Vail Colorado The trip includes seven states and 13 public appearances. Ford plans golf tennis swimming and socializing during the stay with family and friends at Richard Bass residence in Vail Village.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Vail
Colo
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Jack
Fords
Fort Smith
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Vail Golf Club
Eagle Vail Golf Club
Richard D. Bass
Vail Village
Bass
Dallas
Susan
Topeka
Kan
Steve Ford
Montana Mountains
Michael
Indicted ABP Leaders Face 105-Count Conspiracy Charges
A 105 count federal indictment accuses American Beef Packers Inc and Beefland International in Omaha and Council Bluffs of defrauding nearly 900 livestock raisers in at least 13 states including Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri of more than 20 million dollars. The case names ABP founder Frank R West and VP Robert Lee and charges bribery of federal meat graders. West and Lee are at large as arraignment is expected later this month.
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Omaha
Neb
American Beef Packers, Inc
ABP
Beefland International, Inc
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Frank R. West
Robert Lee
West
Donald Carlson
Beefland
Carlson
Lee
Arthur O’leary
O’leary
American Beef
U.S
Daniel Wherry
Wherry
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
NSA Denies Intercepting US Calls. Lawmakers Skeptical Growth in NSA oversight questioned
In Washington the NSA denies intercepting telephone calls of Americans abroad. House Intel chair Otis G. Pike says doubts persist about how interceptions are defined and carried out. Rep. Les Aspin suggests random monitoring exists, while testimony hints at overseas monitoring not as Aspin expected.
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Washington
National Security Agency
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
Lew Allen Jr
NSA
Pike
D-N.y
United States
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Allen
Aspin
U.S
Logan School Board Hires New Junior High Principal
Charles Eichelberger from Lancaster was named principal of Logan Junior High replacing Greg Morris who resigned. Eichelberger earns a two year contract at 11 months per year with a salary of 12819.31 and has three years of Lancaster city schools experience.
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Charles Eichelberger
Lancaster
Logan Junior High
Logan School
LHS
Greg Morris
Eichelberger
Lancaster City
Heidelberg College
Ohio State University
Susan Osso
Ambridge
Ema
Indiana University
Nicholas Engelman
Athens
Ohio University
Lucille Rannells
Special Education
Barbara Anderson
Logan Rt. 2
Marion Elementary
Cynthia Baker
Spring Hill Place
West Logan Elementary
Gail Comstock
N. High St
Rockbridge Elementary
Scott Williamson
Wilma Wahl
West Logan
J. J. Tolliver
Beck
Tolliver
Don Young
Tom Grey
Larry Wells
Presient
Kristol Hixenbaugh
Vinton County High School
McArthur
Logan
James Hixenbaugh
Kristol
Partly cloudy and warm weather in the Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley is forecast to be partly cloudy with warm conditions tonight and Sunday. Lows will be in the 60s and highs in the 80s with a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and 30 percent Sunday.
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Hocking Valley
Logan School Board Approves Athletic Director and Business Manager
In a special session the Logan School Board created an athletic business manager role and filled the athletic director post. Bill Biggers was hired as athletic director on a 1975 76 supplemental contract of 300 dollars. Dick Erb becomes athletic business manager.
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Logan School
Hilltop
Logan High School
Marion Allen
Bill Biggers
Dick Erb
Southeastern Ohio League
Erb
N. Spring St
Biggers
North St
Dan Long
Larry Wells
Tom Grey
Don Young
Don Eggleston
Long
Bob Boynton
Chuck Kemper
Leslie Wojciechowski
Bob Bruno
Ed Fickel
Ed Tucker
Charles Richardson
Kelley Stilwell
Gail Waddell
Joan Johnson
Carrie Cirrito
Chiaramonte Named Ohio Lottery Director Amid Turmoil
Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte, former highway patrol chief, is appointed to lead the Ohio Lottery after Robert S. Malaga quits amid charges of political chicanery. Gov. Rhodes vows the lottery be above reproach and calls for commission resignations while Chiaramonte pledges to run a clean, cooperative agency.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Lottery
Robert M. Chiaramonte
James A. Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Chiaramonte
Robert S. Malaga
Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
Malaga
Lottery Commission
James Dickerson
Dickerson
Lottery
Cleveland
David Leahy
Commission
Leahy
Scout Official In Drug Arrest Shocked Community
MIAMI AP A local Boy Scouts official says he is shocked to learn an executive has been charged by federal agents with selling cocaine. Walter Gorham, director of scout support services, called the arrest of Markel Coppins 29 a surprise given his churchgoing image and status in the community. Coppins mainly worked with adult leaders and had limited contact with youths.
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O’brien
Hoffa
FBI
Giacalone
Teamsters Union
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Washingtonville
N.Y
Theodore Daley
Daley
Teamsters Local 445
Jim Hoffa
Miami
Boy Scouts
Walter Gorham
Scout Support Services
Boy Scout
Markel Coppins
Gorham
Coppins
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James R. Hoffa
James Burdick
Teamster
South Dakota
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New Mexico
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Colorado
Indiana
Minnesota
General Electric Credit Corp
Packing
West and Lee
David Pavel
School Board
Judith Nelson
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Union Furnace Elementary
Robert A. Dean
Laurel Two
Rockbridge
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