Indicted Cleveland Officials Face Kickback Charges
Eighteen Cleveland city officials including Council President George Forbes and 17 others were indicted on charges linked to carnival operator kickbacks. Arraignments set for November 6 with bonds and hearings to follow. potential penalties range up to 105 years and substantial fines depending on counts. Former council members James H. Boyd and Carol A. McClendon also indicted for bribery and related offenses.
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Cuyahoga Common Pleas
George J. McMonagle
Lot
McMonagle
Forbes
Ceasar Moss
David Collier
Lonnie L. Burton
John E. Barnes
Mary Ann Lecate
Council
James H. Boyd
Carol A. McClendon
Backlash by Black Voters Threatens Celeste Run
The Associated Press reports that indictments of six Cleveland council members, five of them Black, risk a voter backlash that could depress Black turnout aiding Lt Governor Richard F Celeste in the governor’s race. Campaign workers warn turnout shifts could alter results while Black leaders urge voting on election day.
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Cleveland
Richard F Celeste
Celeste
East Side
Large loans for every kind of homeowner equity loan
A credit ad promises loans for all kinds of people with large sums available against home equity. It showcases figures and a chart claiming to fit every size, including up to 25 000 dollars, and lists a Middletown address for Credithrift.
Fencing operation closes in Buffalo auto theft ring
In Buffalo New York state troopers and the FBI shut an auto garage and warehouse fencing ring after 14 months ending with 111 cars a tow truck two motor homes a boat and trailer 80 pounds of marijuana and cash and property worth 750000. Among the suspects were three policemen a fireman and an Attica prison guard with referrals from an undercover trooper posing as a stolen car buyer. The operation included many auto owners trying to collect on fraudulent insurance claims and was videotaped by federal authorities.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Attica
FBI
U.S
Richard Arcara
Church celebrates doctor's acquittal in New Jersey
In West New York New Jersey Dr Mario Jascalevich was acquitted on murder charges stemming from the 1960s. About 1000 well wishers packed the St Joseph of the Palisades basement chapel for a Spanish mass as patients friends and parishioners celebrated results and thanked the physician.
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New York
N. J
Mario Jascalevich
St. Joseph of the Palisades
Pats
Jascalevich
New Jersey
Maude Vega
Nora
Nelly Arriola
New York Times
Myron Farber
Dr. X
Farber
Bergen County
The
Times
St. Joseph
Seaboard
Kenneth Jones
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Carnival
George Forbes
Associated Press
Gayle Channing
Gerri Hart
WPFB
David
Middletown
Jackson Lane
Oftside Church
Finst
Rgfirst National Bank
Butler County Court of Common Pleas
Fairfield Municipal Court
Butler County
City of
Fairfield
Ohio Supreme Court
J. C. Fetters
Bruewer
Promittes
Pleasant Ave
Ohio
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