Indictment in Mile of Dimes embezzlement case in Cincinnati
Three people face charges over a $166,066 embezzlement from the annual Mile of Dimes Christmas fund for the poor in Cincinnati. Stanley Dahlman, Dolors Haynes, and Everett Haynes are named. Dahlman and Mrs. Haynes held roles with the charity and the Post & Times Star, while Everett Haynes is charged with receiving embezzled Sears Roebuck merchandise coupons. The suspects were free on bond. Dahlman was to be arraigned today. The grand jury heard 174 witnesses after deliberations that began August 25.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Post-Firemen’s Mile of Dimes
Cincinnati Post & Times Star
Cincinnati and Springdale
Dolors Haynes
Dahlman
Everett Haynes
Haynes
Sears & Roebuck Co
Hamilton County
Robert Black. Dahlman
Maynard Jackson Wins Atlanta Mayors Runoff
Maynard Jackson, Atlanta's first black mayor, wins a decisive runoff over Sam Massell with 74,404 votes to 51,237. White precincts' results uncertain. Hosea Williams loses council bid to Wyche Fowler, leaving Jackson poised to lead a young administration starting Jan. 7.
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Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Atlanta
Jackson
Sam Massell
Massell
Wyche Fowler
Hosea Williams
Fowler
Teachers appeal contempt fine in Youngstown strike case
Attorney Eugene Green says Public Employes Union Local 1143 will appeal a $15,000 contempt fine by Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge Clyde Osborne. The judge levied $68,000 total against four unions for defying orders to return to work in Youngstown schools after a 22 day strike. Green calls the PEU fine excessive and improperly levied.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Eugene Green
Mahoning County
Probation Given in Vehicular Homicide Case in Hamilton
Hamilton judge Fred B. Cramer sentenced Sizemore of 1719 Pleasant Ave to two years probation and 250 fine plus costs after guilty plea to first degree vehicular homicide. He must cover funeral expenses beyond insurance and lose pleasure driving rights for one year linked to the Aug 28 death of 50 year old Donald George Lothes of Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Herman R. Sizemore
Pleasant Ave
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Sizemore
Cramer
Donald George Lothes
Man given 2 life terms for slaying of parents
Howard Thomas Hoffman III of Mentor received two consecutive life sentences for the murders of his mother and father. A Lucas County jury found him guilty of two counts of first degree murder, and Judge John F. Clair ordered the terms with no parole eligibility for 40 years, despite defense appeals for concurrent sentences. A key element in the state's case was a nine hour police interrogation recording.
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Toledo, Ohio
Howard Thomas Hoffman III
Mentor
Ohio
Hoffman
Chillicothe
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Lake County Common Pleas Court
John F. Clair
Fred Watson
Man Bound Over to Butler County Grand Jury in Armed Robbery Case
A Middletown man, Ernest Manning, 56, was bound over to the Butler County grand jury in Municipal Court by Judge J T Lamb for an armed holdup at the B&J Carry-out on 100 N Miami Ave Trenton. Manning’s bond was set at 5000 dollars. Also bound over were Allen Turner 24 of 808 Yankee Road on a bad check charge. The cases of Jerry Spencer 31 Edwin Adams 32 and John McManus 40 tied to a tractor theft worth 10000 were continued to Oct 10. Fannie Mae Robinson 41 was sentenced to 60 days in jail for petit larceny. Toleman Marcum 41 was fined 200 dollars, jailed three days, and had license suspended for one year for driving while intoxicated. Lucius Bigby 27 pleaded guilty to careless driving reduced from DWI and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. He also pled guilty to improper conduct toward a police officer and was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
J.T. Lamb
B&j
Miami Ave
Trenton
Ernest Manning
Lewis St
Manning
Allen Turner
Yankee Road
Jerry Spencer
Michael Road
Edwin Adams
Park Drive
Carlisle
John McManus
Miamisburg
Fannie Mae Robinson
18Th Ave
Toleman Marcum
Sherman Ave
Lucius Bigby
17Th Ave
Bigby
Ohio General Assembly Recalled for Special Session
Columbus Ohio AP reports the Ohio General Assembly has been convened in special session on October 23 to discuss campaign spending limits and the reporting of contributions and expenditures by lawmakers and groups.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Four in counterfeiting gang plead guilty in Ohio raids
Four members of a Cincinnati area counterfeiting gang pleaded guilty in U S District Court to a large scale operation. Federal agents seized 240000 dollars in counterfeit $20 bills during May 15 raids at Towne Printing Co and a Reading plant. The presses were still printing money at the time of the raids.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Perry Baker
Reading
Donald L. Fales
Hamilton
Thomas E. Dowdle
London
Ohio
Emory Lucas
Norwood
Towne Printing Co
U.S
Anthony Nyktas
Egg production climbs in West Germany in 1972
West Germany reported by the Agricultural Ministry that about 70.5 million hens produced 16.1 billion eggs in 1972. Average per hen rose to 229 eggs, an increase of five over 1971.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Agricultural Ministry
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Stanley Dahlman
Brotherhood
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
David P. Freed
Freed
Cocounsel
Richard C. Cosgrove
Monroe
Filberts
J.H. Filbert, Inc
Southwestern Boulevard
Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Bogus Sane
John J. Gilligan
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
House
Gilligan
Whitewall
BankAmericard
American Express
Old Tire
Carte Blanche
Toyota
Datsun
N. Verity Pkwy
Plymouth
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