Ashland Farm Bureau stock called worthless by farmer
Norma Williams told a hearing led by Rep. Joseph Resnick that Ashland County Farm Bureau Cooperative offered stock or shares that cannot be exchanged for cash or used to settle estates. She cited farmers who say shares were re issued or rejected against debts and taxes. The session examined the Farm Bureau Landmark co operatives amid protests the group runs a commercial enterprise.
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Farm Bureau Co-Op
Landmark Co-Op
Williams
Resnick
Don D. Snyder
Farm Bureau
Clayton H
Can't Legally Redeem Stock Says County Bureau Manager
Verlin Meier, manager of the Huron County Farm Bureau, says the stock is impaired and cannot be redeemed legally. He notes it can be sold to third parties and that the board must approve redemptions based on financial condition and demand. He mentions a lone congressional hearing claim of worthlessness but sees no widespread complaints locally. People buy the stock hoping for future dividends.
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County Farm Bureau
Verlin Meier
Huron County Farm Bureau
Meier
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Widow Told of Husband's Death En Route to Hawaii
Mary Ellen Link, 21, was at Greater Pittsburgh Airport expecting to fly to Hawaii with her Marine husband Sgt Raymond Link when Capt Edward Conte delivered news of his death in Vietnam. Link, in Vietnam about nine months, had requested a rest and recuperation leave. He had returned to enlist again after his daughter's birth.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Mary Ellen Link
Greater Pittsburgh
Hawaii
Marine Corps
Edward Conte
Link
Raymond
Vietnam
Jacquiline
Mary Ellen
Capt. Conte
Prostitute Convicted of Perjury in Hoffa Jury Case
In Chattanooga a 1964 Hoffa jury tampering trial witness was convicted of perjury. Cath erine Johnson, an admitted prostitute, testified she had sex with jurors. an all male jury deliberated about six hours. Patricia Essex, 17, also claimed relations and was to face trial under the Juvenile Delinquency Act.
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Hoffa
Chattanooga
Federal Court
Catherine Johnson
Patricia Ann Clark
Essex
U.S. District Court
Frank Wilson
Johnson
U.S. Marshals
Reac House
Parents Hire 2 Teachers In Greenfield Kindergarten
In Greenfield Ohio a group of parents will run a tuition kindergarten this fall after the school board eliminated the regular program and voters rejected a 3.5 mill operating levy. About 50 children will attend, taught by two teachers hired by the parents at a Methodist church.
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Greenfield
Ohio
UPI
New London Urged to Decide on Reservoir Plan
City officials were urged to study finances for a surface water treatment plant and assess the village state partnership for a proposed upground reservoir. Attorney John Brukel outlined three planning steps and possible financing options while experts urged decisive action.
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New London
Ohio
John Brukel
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey
Cleveland
Board of Public Affairs
Planning Commissions
Brukel
Council
Sewer and Water Department
Wayne Kuhn
Floyd G. Browne Engineers Inc
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Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
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Huron County Education Association
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Star View Drive
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Indianapolis
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Whittlesey Ave
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Marion
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