Ex Detective Charged in Counterfeiting Ring
Former Cleveland detective Robert E. Walsh, 33, is charged in federal court with involvement in a counterfeiting ring with Hugh Lynn and Charles Gamblin. Walsh allegedly received $64,000 of $80,000 in counterfeit bills tied to operations in a Youngstown area home. Lynn and Gamblin pleaded guilty and serve federal prison terms in Milan, Michigan. Walsh, once on the Cleveland police force, lived in Highland Heights.
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Robert E. Walsh
Youngstown
U. S
Burt W. Griffin
U.S
Walsh
Hugh Lynn
Charles Gamblin
Griffin
James C. Connell
Calvin D. Furlong
Union Paper & Twine Co
Marlene Schiffer
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
Lynn
Milan
Mich
Highland Heights
Rockefeller urges united stand for defense of freedom
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller issued a mimeographed statement urging all Americans to support the President in the gravely serious days ahead. The note, read without a personal briefing, reflected his concern based on his appraisal of the situation.
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New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Board May Cut Teacher Duties Under Contract
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy ruled that a board of education may discontinue at any time additional duties and the accompanying salary paid under a teacher’s two year contract. The opinion was sent to Logan County Prosecuting Attorney Robert E. Dunlap after he asked about removing the extra $1,000 for duties in a department from a $5,100 annual pay.
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Columbus
Board of Education
Mark McElroy
Robert E. Dunlap
Logan County
du Hes
Ohio House mulls 15 million fight over local funds
In Columbus lawmakers debate seven House bills including a plan to free 15 million dollars from license income for counties cities villages and townships. The measure shifts money from the Ohio Department of Highway Safety and faces a likely veto override. Other actions cover anti discrimination in public places migrant building loan rules licensing fees and barbers examination reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Comservancy
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
House
Representatives
Michael Nbn Tes
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
Highway Committee
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Ohio Highway Department
Safety Department
Highway Department
Stee
First Through Seaway Opens Cleveland Shipping Season
The 400 foot freighter Einstein flying the German flag docked in Cleveland on Wednesday launching the city’s 1961 overseas St. Lawrence Seaway season. The North German Lloyd liner carried general cargo into port.
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Cleveland
St. Lawrence Seaway
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