Elyria Fire Kills Three in Rural Elyria House
Three men died in a early morning blaze at a two story frame house in Elyria Township near Elyria. A fourth man escaped by breaking a window and leaping to a porch roof. Nearby Clyde also suffered a major fire destroying Silverfleece Inc facilities processing sauer kraut and cherries with six figure damages.
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Elyria
Clyde
Ohio
Silverfleece, Inc
Lorain County
Elyria Township
H. J. Hamby
Amherst
Phillips and
Burge
Caryville
Tenn
Lauton Flowers
Jackie H. Flowers
Cleveland
Jackie Flowers
James Mert
Sheriff's Office
Flowers
E. J. Curry
Clyde Sauer‘kraut Co
Frank Fultz
Fremont
Margaretta Township
Bellevue
Clyde Department
Bar group backs five year cap on most crimes
An American Bar Association study group urged a five year maximum for most felonies with judges given probation discretion for non murder cases. The panel led by Judge Simon E. Sobeloff argued current sentences are excessive and reform is needed to reduce institutionalization and maintain community ties.
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American Bar Association
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Simon E. Sobeloff
U.S
Richmond
Bar Group
United States
U. S
Parkersburg B and O Train Abandons Service
In Ohio the B and O Railroad halted passenger trains numbers 31 and 32 between Parkersburg West Virginia and Cincinnati after a Common Pleas judge denied a request to block abandonment. The Public Utilities Commission sought to compel operation but the judge ruled the commission lacks authority. The case moves to a public hearing with Attorney General William Saxbe weighing in. The railroad had said the trains were no longer economical.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
B&o Railroad
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Howard Goldsberry
Public Utilities Commission
Goldsberry
Ohio
Commission
William Saxbe
Youth Turns Street Into A Battlefield
A 1 year old youth fired about 75 rifle shots on a suburban Montreal street injuring four people. Maurice Luchapelle, 26, was in critical condition. The youth used the rifle to smash a second story window then fled throwing the weapon into the street where residents sheltered. He was taken into custody but unnamed due to age.
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Montreal
Maurice Luchapelle
Emard
Remap Fight Coded Ardor For Yearly Legislature Sessions
Ohio lawmakers face friction over annual sessions as redistricting disputes linger after a court ruling. With wasteful costs and time away from hometowns, leaders now predict a mid February adjournment and support for yearly sessions only in the 1969 Legislature. About 80 bills carry over and 40 new ones arrive, including an $850 million administration bond proposal, while lodging and meal expenses rise for lawmakers.
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Columbus, Ohio
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