Ohio Recovers 8.4 Million From Crofters Loan Scandal
Ohio announces an 8.4 million recovery from the Crofters loan scandal involving King Resources. The state sold its bankruptcy claim to Texas International and continues suits against former King Resources officers, Arthur Andersen, NCO, and related parties.
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Ohio
Texas International
Oklahoma City
Chicago
King Resources
Denver, Colo
John Herbert
Columbus
Crofters, Inc
Brown
Arthur Andersen and Co
National Credit Office
Dunn and Bradstreet
NCO
King Notes
Herbert
Robert Jet
Ohio Supreme Court
Gardner
King
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
King Resources Loan
Four Seasons Nursing Homes
John J. Gilligan
New York Attorney Offered Berkowitz Taped Talks to Daily News
One of David Berkowitz's lawyers reportedly offered six hours of taped conversations with the Son of Sam suspect to The New York Daily News for fifty thousand dollars. The newspaper declined. Peltz denied the allegations and sought a gag order to prevent disclosure of further statements.
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NEW York
David R. Berkowitz
Sam
New York Daily News
Berkowitz
Philip Peltz
The
News
Peltz
Stacey Moskowitz
Son of
Nathan
Securities and Exchange Commission
County Hearing Targets Landfill Rate Increases
Hocking County commissioners held a crowded public hearing on proposed rate increases at Green Landfill led by owner operator Richard Donahey. Attendees including Wastehaulers, lawyers, and J. J. Tolliver criticized by vehicle type pricing. Tolliver urged cubic yard charges. Commissioner McLain noted EPA delays for new 14 acre site and further approvals.
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Hocking
Richard Donahey
J. J. Tolliver
J & R Auto Parts & Salvage Co
Claybank Hill Rd
Tolliver
Donahey
Robert Michel
Bob
Clay Hill Rd
James McLain
Environmental Protection Agency
West Logan
Sun Oil Co
Pat Rose
Rick Waggoner
Sun Oil
Miamis
Logan-Hocking Heat Department
Bowlby
Sunoco
Ohio 664
U.S. 33
Walter Pidgeon Admitted for Possible Brain Condition
Walter Pidgeon 78, the urbane Hollywood star, was admitted to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica for tests for a possible blood clot on the brain. He was conscious when he checked in Friday and hospital officials released limited information at his request.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Walter Pidgeon
St. John’s Hospital
Pidgeon
Balloonist at 81 Chases Flight in National Meet
Indianola Iowa AP Eddy Allen a veteran hot air balloonist and parachutist ages 81 boasts 3253 ascensions and jumps in every state. He plans to continue until 160 despite a crash last year that left him injured yet recovered and set to ride in modern balloons at this year’s championships. Allen recalls his first balloon flight in New York on September 27 1912.
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Indianola
Iowa
Eddy Allen
Allen
Batavia
N.Y
Eddie
New York
Nelsonville bypass delayed amid funding and review process
Ohio officials advise the Nelsonville U.S. 33 bypass faces a four to five year wait as the environmental impact statement moves through federal agencies. Right of way purchases may begin in 1981, with archaeological surveys and wildlife reviews pending. Lancaster bypass listed as unfunded due to federal money limits and statewide project competition.
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Nelsonville U.S. 33
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODT
Marietta
Howard Gifford
Federal Highway Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Division
Ohio Historical Society
Gifford
Lancaster U.S. 33
Davie Weir
Weir
Sam Speck
Don Maddux
Lancaster
Blackout Warning Unheeded in New York City Crisis
A state power pool supervisor warned Con Edison to shed 400 megawatts 35 minutes before nine million people lost power. Officials said voluntary load-shedding was not implemented that night, and the blackout lasted 25 hours before full service returned.
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New York
Consolidated Edison
Con Ed
Board of Review
Energy Daily
Federal Power Commission
New York Power Pool
New York City
Westchester County
Senior Citizens Seek Card Lists for Golden Buckeye
Ohio seniors eligible for the Golden Buckeye program wonder where to use the discount cards. The program receives 900000 dollars annually in federal funds and has difficulty supplying merchant lists to all nearly half a million cardholders. Commission on Aging officials note some lists exist but fear they cannot cover every holder.
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Columbus, Ohio
Commission On Aging
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William J. Brown
Senior Citizens Center
Spring
Front Sts
John Rodgers
Lancaster Rt. 6
Cody-Zeigler, Inc
Rodgers
Tracy Deible
Goat Run Rd
Bruce Cremean
Daily News
David Berkowitz
Center
Yonkers
Logan City
Merl
Margaret Primmer
Primmer
Otto Shaw
Burgess & Niple Ltd
Shaw
Council On Aging
Hocking County Humane Society
Spring Hill
Ballonist
Nelsonville
Associated Press
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