Income tax returns burned in mailbox in Struthers
A fire at a Struthers shopping center mailbox destroyed several hundred letters including many last minute income tax returns. Firemen could not determine the cause. The blaze was spotted by a passerby as smoke rose from the mailbox. Tonight is the filing deadline.
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Struthers
Rembrandt Stolen From Boston Museum in Daring Heist
Two men robbed the Boston Museum of Fine Arts taking a 343 year old Rembrandt portrait, Portrait of Elisabeth Van Rijn, on loan since 1930. One bandit was armed and pistol whipped a guard. three shots fired as they fled in a car. FBI joined local police. possible ransom plan discussed.
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Boston
FBI
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Elisabeth van Rijn
Richard C. Paine
Merrill C. Rueppel
Paul Revere
Rueppel
One of six pleads guilty in Purolator heist case
William A. Marzano, 31, pleaded guilty in federal court as the trial of two other defendants began. He admitted robbing 4.3 million dollars from Purolator vaults last October. about 1.4 million remains unrecovered. Cousins Marzano and Di Fonzo faced jury selection while Ralph Marrerra was severed from the case due to illness.
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Chicago
William A. Marzano
U.S
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Cook County
Celeste reports sharp drop in net worth in ethics filing
Lt Gov Richard F Celeste reported a net worth of 39722 down from 377772 earlier last year in a filing with the Ohio Ethics Commission. He said he divested from outside business interests and sold his stake in National Housing Corp for 6900. He valued the same investment at 350000 in 1973.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard F. Celeste
Celeste
National Housing Corp
Ohio Ethics Commission
Man indicted for burglary at own dress shop
Arnold Barnett owner of Rachele, Inc. indicted by Hamilton County grand jury on burglary of his dress shop and on falsely reporting a loss of 137 353 to American Hardware Mutuel Insurance Co.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Arnold Barnett
Rachele, Inc
Hamilton County
American Hardware Mutuel Insurance Co
Mount Vernon Nazarene College gains initial teacher education status
The State Board of Education approved Mount Vernon Nazarene College to prepare teachers, bringing Ohio’s teacher education institutions to 53. Central State University and the University of Cincinnati received full five-year approvals after interim status. Columbus and Toledo districts receive federal revenue sharing funds for vocational classrooms and labs totaling 4.27 million dollars, with allocations covering about half to two thirds of project costs.
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Ohio
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Mount Vernon Nazarene College
Central State University
University of Cincinnati
Toledo
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Twin heart transplant man dies
Ivan Taylor, 58, the world s first twin heart patient, died in Johannesburg. He received a second heart from a 10 year old girl implanted beside his own in Cape Town last November, in the first such operation. He was cremated last Wednesday with little publicity.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ivan Taylor
Johannesburg Sunday Express
Taylor
Christian Barnard
Cape Town
Ira Gershwin Injured in Beverly Hills Fall
Ira Gershwin aged 78 is recovering after breaking ribs in a fall at his Beverly Hills home last Friday. He underwent surgery to stop internal bleeding and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily by a hospital spokesman. The lyricist is the brother of George Gershwin and has written songs for films since 1931.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Ira Gershwin
Gershwin
George Gershwin
Middletown Board to Vote on 50 Percent Summer School Fee Hike
Supt Robert Johnson will ask the Middletown school board to approve about a 50 percent increase in summer school fees to make the program self sufficient. Driver education remains exempt. Registration runs May 5 to 16 and June 9 for late register. Meetings set for 7 30 p m at Central School gym.
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Middletown School Board
Johnson
Middletown High School
Wildwood
Maple Park
Mayfield
Sherman, Taft and
Jefferson
Creekview
Spring Hill
Domestic Relations Department
Butler County
Carel Cosby
Wildflower Pilgrimage At John Bryan State Park
A wildflower pilgrimage will be held Friday through Sunday at John Bryan State Park near Yellow Springs. Two one hour hikes start at 9 a.m. each day with a 1 p.m. trip to Cedar Bog to view endangered species. A 5 30 p.m. Saturday dinner and Sunday morning hikes conclude the event.
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John Bryan State Park
Yellow Springs
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Parks and Recreation
Cedar Bog
Springfield
Fire in Sao Paulo building kills 189 persons
A February 1 1975 blaze swept the upper floors of a Sao Paulo building killing 189 people and prompting inquiries into safety measures in Brazilian high rise structures.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
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