Ohio Supreme Court to review 1973 insurance case on interest rate
The Ohio Supreme Court will review a 1973 case arising from a $150,000 life policy payment to James H. Florence Jr. of Lexington, Ky. after his wife Kayleen Florence was murdered. The suit, filed in Middletown, centers on 4 percent versus 6 percent interest on delayed death benefits and could affect many Ohio life policies.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Middletown
James H. Florence Jr
Lexington
Kayleen Florence
Florence
Roger Turrell
Turrell
J.T. Lamb
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Lockland
Kentucky
Middletown High School Grad Heads to Alaska Cabin Life
Steve Agee, a Middletown High School graduate, left for Alaska in 1973 and became one of five inhabitants of a cabin high above Anchorage on Flattop Mountain. He lived there after claiming the cabin, later studying at the University of Alaska, working on the Alaska pipeline, guiding Mt McKinley tours, and climbing to its summit.
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Steve Agee
Alaska
Middletown High School
Anchorage
Agee
Harold Agee
Highview Road
Steve
Flattop Mountain
Steve and Company
Anchorage Bowl
University of Alaska
Mt. McKinley
North America
Mellon denies mob ties in kidnapping case
New York authorities focus on men with underworld links in the Mellon custody kidnapping. Seward Mellon denies paying mob figures to stage the daylight abduction of his daughters Catherine Leigh and Constance Elizabeth, ages 7 and 4, while Karen Boyd Mellon questions organized crime involvement.
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New York
Seward Prosser
Mellon Mellon
Karen Boyd Mellon
Catherine Leigh
Constance Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Mellon
Pittsburgh
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Trenton
S. Breiel Blvd
Norelco
Danny Thomas
West Bend
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Cleane
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Dasons Home Center
Grand Ave
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