Prison Guards Die in Prisoner Raney Hostage Incident
Vic Everett of Teamsters Local 101 claimed guards were denied permission to shakedown 1250 inmates at the prison despite a gun being reported. Wayne Lester Raney, 23, killed guard Arthur Sprouse and later shot hostage Gary Underwood as he held three guards. The Ohio Highway Patrol identified the handgun and described Raney’s escape and subsequent killings.
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Vic Everett
Teamsters Local 101
W.J
Wheaton
Raney
Sprouse
Budget deficit reduced amid lower outlays in 1973
Washington reports the 1973 budget deficit at 14.4 billion, down from a January forecast of 18 billion due to higher tax receipts and reduced federal spending. President Nixon aims for a balanced 269 billion dollar budget in fiscal 1974, noting no tax increases. Outlays totaled 246.6 billion, receipts 232.2 billion, versus January estimates.
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Washington
Nixon
Ohio milk producers unhappy with price increase
Ohio farmers express dissatisfaction over a one cent per quart boost to producer prices following the end of the federal price freeze. Local official Robert Moran notes many doubt the rise will keep dairymen in business due to weather and hay shortages. stores may see about two cents per quart higher prices.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus
Central Ohio Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc
Robert Moran
Co-Operative
Moran
Big Daddy derides Nixon embargo hurting Toledo longshoremen
Paul Sielschott known as Big Daddy, president of ILA Great Lakes District and Local 153 in Toledo, criticizes Nixon grain embargo for reducing ships and wages. He leads 13,000 lake port longshoremen and plans Toledo office and regional organizing while cherishing a Buffalo key award.
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Toledo, Ohio
Great Lakes
Toledo
Nixon
Big Daddy
Paul Sielschott
International Longshoreman’s Association
Sielschott
ILA
Macomber
ILA Local 153
Lakes
Rattler
Ohio
Buffalo
N. Y
Noisy drivers face court for noise and careless driving
A dozen men pleaded guilty in Judge J T Lambs Municipal Traffic Court to violations of the city noise ordinance. Fines ranged from 25 to 50 dollars plus costs with several suspensions or conditional terms. One man received a 200 dollar fine for careless driving, another 50 dollars for failing to report an accident within 24 hours.
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J.T. Lamb
Harry B. Wilson III
Mohawk St
Michael D. Shortis
Franklin St
Homer J. Jackson
Lamberton Street
Paul Kenny
S. Main St
Dwayne Abrams
Sheffield St
Fred Sorrell
Hinkle Road
Brenda Lidge
N. Verity Parkway
Lancaster man resigns from commission on personal interchange
John Louis Gushman of Lancaster Ohio resigns as a member of the President's Commission on Personal Interchange. He is the chairman of the board of Anchor Hocking Corp. The resignation has been accepted by President Nixon.
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Washington
John Louis Gushman
Lancaster
Ohio
Nixon
Gushman
Anchor Hocking Corp
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Riverview Drive
Gary S. Sullivan
Twinview Drive
Franklin
Darrell K. Adams
Routt Lane
William Marlin
Miamisburg
Refford Clark
Chamberlan Road
Donald Owens
Girard Ave
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Vanderveer St
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Arlington Ave
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Arcadia Drive
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