Jail Sales Big Business In Cuyahoga County
Cleveland court probes the sale of articles to prisoners at the Cuyahoga County Jail after the Plain Dealer reports annual sales near 15000 dollars. Sheriff McGetirick deputies allegedly sell items above market price while court orders require market pricing. The investigation will examine accountability and proceeds but not how the money is spent.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Arthur H. Day
James J. McGetirick
Day
John J. LaVelle
The
Plain Dealer
Lab Dog Teeney Sparks Ownership Debate in Congress
A white dog named Teeney lives at NIH amid a dispute over ownership. The Humane Society and NIH clash over who owns the dog purchased for research, while Sen Clark and Rep Resnick push bills to license dog and cat suppliers for science.
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Washington
Teeney
Humane Society of the United States
National Institutes of Health
Pennsylvania
Huemane Society
Virginia
Arist
Congressional
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Joseph Y. Resnick
DVY
Hmane Society
Stoen
NIH
G. A. Lioyd
Boyer
The
Humane Society
Lloyd
Mi‘s
Humane Society Caid
Hexinoron
N.C
Hovre Va
Lloyds
Society
Congress
Wll
Wife of Cleveland Editor Dies
Mrs. Louis B. Seltzer 68 longtime civic leader and wife of The Cleveland Press editor died Wednesday night at Lakewood Hospital after almost two years of illness. Survived by son Chester a Bakersfield California reporter and daughter Mrs Arthur E Cooper of Rocky River. Louis B. Seltzer editor since 1927, learned of her death while to be toastmaster at the Cleveland Automobile Dealers Association 50th anniversary event. They married in 1915.
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Cleveland
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Lakewood Hospital
Seltzer
Chester
Bakersfield
Cal
Arthur E. Cooper
Rocky River
the Press
Cleveland Automobile Dealers Association
Old
Cleveland Leader
Ohio Supreme Court backs liquor seizure power
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled state liquor agents may seize alcoholic beverages suspected of being watered down during on site inspections. The decision supported confiscation at the Broadway Grill in Columbus and Brooksy's Bar in Cleveland, rejecting the tavernowners' challenge that evidence was unconstitutional.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Broadway Grill
Brooksy's
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Liquor Department
Supreme court declines appeal in Troy police firings
The Supreme Court refused to review the firing of two former Troy police officers, Clinton Lutrell and Lawrence, who had challenged Troy Civil Service Commission action in court.
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Supreme Court
Troy
Troy Civil Service Commission
Clinton Lutrell
Lawrence
Second of 4 Survivors Sent Home
Israel Horowitz 49, a survivor of the November 8 crash that killed 58, was released from a Cincinnati area hospital and returned to Closer New Jersey. Captain Elmer Weekley 49 of Saratoga California was freed earlier. Toni Ketchell 25 of Monroe Louisiana and Norman N. Spector 42 of Valley Stream New York remain hospitalized in Northern Kentucky. The American Airlines Boeing 727 crashed into a hillside while approaching the Greater Cincinnati Airport.
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Cincinnati
Israel Horowitz
N.J
Elmer Weekley
Saratoga
Calif
Toni Ketchell
Monroe
Norman N. Spector
Valley Stream
N. Y
Kentucky
American Airlines
Greater Cincinnati
Furniture Truck Destroyed By Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large used furniture truck parked at 1691 West Elkton Road Williamsdale. Walter Gray and his son woke to smoke at 11:45 p.m. and removed a few items before firefighters from City View Heights and Overneck battled the blaze. Olen Mardis, chief of Overneck Fire Department, could not yet determine the loss amount or cause.
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Hamilton
West Elkton Road
Williamsdale
Walter Gray
City View Heights
Ouerpeck
Gray
Olen Mardis
Overneck
Middletown Traders Club Names 1966 Officers
The Middletown Traders Club elected 1966 officers led by president James R. Smith with Ted Leslie as vice president and secretary. They succeed Jack Harkrader and Don F. Hawkins. The group meets weekly at Frisch's on Main Street with membership open to Middletown Board of Realtors.
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Middletown Traders’ Club
James R. Smith
Ted Leslie
Jack Harkrader
Don F. Hawkins
Frisch's
S. Main Street
Middletown Board of Realtors
Phoenicians Trade with England Millennia Before Christ
A historical note states that Phoenicians engaged in trade with England for more than a thousand years preceding the birth of Christ. The claim highlights long standing ancient seafaring and commercial links across early Europe.
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England
Birth
Christ
Burglars Break In at Hamilton Jewelers
In Hamilton Ohio burglars smashed two plate glass windows of a downtown jewelry store early today and stole an undetermined number of watches rings and other jewelry from a window display. Owner Benton Manning said an inventory would be necessary before the loss could be determined.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Benton Manning
Booze Ban Extends to Helicopter Airlines
The FAA extends drinking restrictions to helicopter airlines effective December 31. No on board service to intoxicated passengers, no alcohol brought by passengers, and no alcohol served by the airline. Rules match those for fixed wing carriers.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
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Lutiell
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Traders’ Club
Hamilton Jewelers
Jarman
Jarmans
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Royal Knight
Banlon
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