Gambler Convicted of Bribing Dover Mayor
NEW PHILADELPHIA AP Fred Bergquist Dover poolroom operator and gambler was convicted by a Common Pleas Court jury on six counts of bribery for paying Dover Mayor Clifford C. Froelich for protection. Judge Lamneck kept bond at 5000 and deferred sentencing. George Markos and Joseph Adelstein also faced convictions. others indicted remain to be tried.
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Dover
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Clifford C. Froelich
John H. Lamneck
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George Markos
Tuscarawas County
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Forelich
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Joseph Adelstein
Froelich
Paul Kinsely
Frank Duda
Markos
Nicholas Nigro
West Berlin unrest blamed on Western protests
Soviet commandant Maj. Gen. Nikolai Zakharov accused the Western powers of backing meetings and demonstrations against the USSR in Berlin. He blamed West German authorities for blocking churchmen from East Berlin and said Western actions worsen the situation while denying Soviet interference.
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Ralph H. Osborne
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Ohio nursing homes federation reelects Flanigan president
John T. Flanigan of Cleveland was reelected president of the Ohio State Federation of Licensed Nursing Homes as 100 delegates upheld on February 3 the board’s ouster of 11 members. The expelled group sought a reform move within the federation. The ousted include Doyle Wertz Sandusky Pat Durkin Cleveland Arthur Gater Cleveland Velm Evans Columbus Clinton Dotson Mansfield Gene Barr Mount Vernon Lucille Van Nostrand Mount Vernon Elizabeth Stillwell Dayton Mabel Delp Dayton Terrie Stewart Coxe and Stella Root Columbus.
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John T. Flanigan
Cleveland
Ohio State Federation of Licensed Nursing Homes
Doyle Wertz
Sandusky
Pat Durkin
Arthur Gater
Velm
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Clinton Dotson
Arson Hinted In Ciney Blaze
In Cincinnati a rapid fire destroyed one unit of a six family building under construction. Acting Marshal Fred Breitbeil stated arson squad would inspect wreckage after a gasoline can was found amid the debris. Sparks from the blaze also set fire to the roof of a neighboring five family building across the street.
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Cincinnati
Fred Breitbeil
Ohio Senate splits on jobless aid showdown vote
In Columbus the Ohio Senate 20 to 18 party line vote sets up a Thursday showdown on emergency aid for long time jobless. Democrats refuse six votes for emergency clause, objecting to amendments and a 39 week extension while Gov. DiSalle cites 258,000 unemployed plus 530,000 exhausted benefits and 11.5 percent of the workforce. The bill’s trigger and date changes aim to extend benefits if Congress acts.
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Ohio Senate
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Senate
Michael V. di Salle
Congress
Gems Stolen From London Diamond Firm in Heist
Four men broke into a London diamond merchants office Tuesday night overpowered two staff members and escaped with cut gems valued at 140000 dollars. The theft highlights security lapses at a noted London firm and adds to a string of jewel heists in the capital.
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Diamond Merchants
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