Real Estate Licenses Probe Triggers Shakeup in Columbus
Commerce Director Dennis Shaul forced resignations and firings, and ordered transfers in Ohio real estate licensing after a probe found abuse of private examinations. J. David Maffeo admitted giving special exams to relatives. Christian Redkey was fired. Joseph Coyner transferred. Alexander Martin Jr. moved. Joseph Ford and Veronica Dever promoted to key posts. The actions spanned party lines, with Democrats Maffeo Redkey and ex-secretary Vernon B. McMillen noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commerce
Dennis Shaul
John Gilligan
Shaul
J. David Maffeo
Maffeo
Christian Redkey
Joseph Coyner
Alexander Martin Jr
Commission
Miss Dever
Maffeo, Redkey
Vernon B. McMillen
Dayton Court orders return of kidnapped children
Montgomery County Juvenile Court orders Faith Ann Richter and Jennie Lynn Richter returned to their parents Kenneth and Linda Richter of Lorain Ohio. The FBI charged Donald E. Seymour and his wife with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution after allegedly kidnapping the children for over a month in Pennsylvania.
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Dayton, Ohio
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Faith Ann Richter
Jennie Lynn
Kenneth Richter
Lorain
Ohio
Donald E. Seymour
Linda
Dayton
Richter
FBI
Seymours
Greensburg
U.S
James Earl Ray predicts eventual release from prison
James Earl Ray, convicted of the King assassination, says he believes he will someday be released from Tennessee State Prison where he serves 99 years for the 1968 Memphis slaying. Ray cites officials claiming solitary confinement until he drops appeals, which warden Jim Rose calls nonsense and notes Ray is kept in maximum security for extreme risk after Brushy Mountain escapes.
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Ray
Tennessee State
Memphis
Jim Rose
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Petros
Tenn
Antioch College Strikers to Meet Trustees on Aid Pact
Antioch College strike leaders will meet with the trustees executive committee Saturday to press for a written contract ensuring current financial aid levels through graduation. Classes are halted but some sessions occur on lawns and at faculty homes while the college faces possible aid cuts tied to federal proposals. The college has 1.4 million dollars available next year, but warns it may not guarantee aid beyond the next year, pushing low and middle income students toward banks and loans at higher rates.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Board of Trustees
National Defense
Toll-free Infohio service for Ohio events
A 24 hour toll free information line 1 800 282 0250 is launched by the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development Travel and Tourist Bureau. The Infohio service helps Ohioans learn about local festivals and leisure activities in their area.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Travel and Tourist Bureau
Talent Show Set Monday at Garfield School
Garfield Elementary School PTO hosts its annual talent show Monday at 7 30 p m in the school. Students, parents and teachers will perform.
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Garfield
Garfield Elementary School Pto
Pastor Ivan Morford Speaks on Gods Best at Sabbath Service
Pastor Ivan Morford will address God’s Best during the 11 15 a m worship at the Seventh Day Adventist Church tomorrow. Sabbath school starts at 10 a m.
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Ivan Morford
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Life sentence for slaying two women in Minerva
Tony Logsdon, 19, of Minerva received a life imprisonment sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder for the December 30 1972 slayings of Agnes Anguish 53 and her daughter Kathy 14. Stark County deputies said the women were ambushed between their car and their house after returning from the Butterfly Inn in Robertsville. A friend who followed the Anguishes said he heard Kathy scream and gunshots. Logsdon had dated Kathy Anguish.
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Canton, Ohio
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Tony Logsdon
Minerva
Logsdon
Stark County Sheriff's
Agnes Anguish
Kathy
Robertsville
Anguishes
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Joseph
Shhaul
Joseph Ford
Veronica Dever
Ford
George Washington Gale Ferris
Pittsburgh
James Ray
Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Antioch
Middletown
Holiday Inn
East
East Broad
Hwy
Clinton ST
Anchor
Davidson
Beauty
Sol Schneider
Curtis ST
Korros & Son
Merle Norman Cos
Angeles
Fair Auto Supply
Ipaint & Glass
Melampy Appliance Co
Mulberry Alley
Roy White Co
Richies Pawn Shop
Ohio Bus
Ircase Bureau
Stan's TV
Jeanettes
Bees Sewing Center
Pittsburgh Paint
Giass
Agio Law
Clark ST
Este’s Rockets
Este
Bowman
Hobby Center
Central Ave
SALE
Denny Lumber CO
First Avenue
Grimes
McDonalds
McDonald's
McDonald’s
S. Breiel Blvd
N. Verity Parkway
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