Portland Jury Seated For Wiretap Trial In Portland
Portland gambler Big Jim Elkins and aide Raymond Clark face federal wiretap charges as a jury is picked. Dist. Atty. William Langley may be removed from office after a recent conviction for not prosecuting gambling. A grand jury probes vice and corruption with about 30 people named on 50 charges, including Mayor Terry Schrunk.
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Wolver ine Identity Tied to Michigan's Forests
The article notes Michigan is nicknamed the Wolver ine State due to the once common presence of the animal in its forests. It discusses historical prevalence and regional symbolism.
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Good Friday Passion Is Bach oratorio at First Methodist
The First Methodist Church ministry presents The Passion According to St. Matthew by J S Bach on Good Friday at 8 p.m. in the sanctuary in Middletown. The condensed version runs under 90 minutes with Christ sung by William B Giles and evangelist by Gilbert Egelston.
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Miami Chorus Sings Passion With Cincinnati Symphony
The Miami University Chorus of three Miami vocal groups performs the Bach Passion according to St Matthew with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Dr Thor Johnson. Soloists include Maud Nosler Lillian Chookasian David Lloyd Kenneth Smith Yi-Kwei Sze. Final subscription concerts of the season.
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Next 6 Weeks Key To Business Outlook
Harvard economist Malcolm P. McNair says the economy sits on a plateau and the next six weeks will decide if total business volume this year matches or exceeds 1956. He notes a quicker drop than anticipated and warns of a possible 18 month adjustment period while activity now relies on existing inventory.
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House Strings Tie Up Aid To Needy
Washington The House pressed a take it or leave it plan on a long delayed money bill tying up May and June old age assistance and related grants. The Senate was urged to act as House leaders sought to resolve disputes over provisions including a 30 million cut and a cottonseed cake measure for drought relief.
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