Mannequin trooper Claude gets plainclothes transfer
Westport, Conn. UPI reports Claude the borrowed mannequin in a state police uniform will move from the cruiser to plainclothes duty after protests from some troopers. The project aimed to slow traffic, with Beavers and Berluti defending its safety and effectiveness.
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Westport
Merritt Parkway
Claude
Roy Beavers
Beavers
Idaho State Police
Scuttlebutt
Adam Berluti
Berluti
Michael Ruffino
State Police Union
Ruffino
Cleveland double murder mutilations trigger state wide manhunt
Police seek Gordon J. Geiger 26 suspected of aggravated murder in the knife killings of his parents in suburban North Olmsted. Bodies found inside their home with grisly mutilation described, Geiger possibly using aliases Robert J. Jones or James R. Jones. A 1972 light blue Ford Pinto with primer patches and Ohio plate RX1954 is linked to the suspect. Coroner notes victims found nude, clothing stacked, and 10 hours or more since death.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gordon J. Geiger
North Olmsted
John J. Geiger
Margarite
Marion Taylor
Geiger
Taylor
Gordon Geiger
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
648 board weighs 1 W Main for Linn center site
Edward Prack and George Bud Brady confirmed a signed agreement for Brady to buy 1 W Main St from Prack, home to Fabric Post, with deed not yet filed. Brady plans to move his real estate office there, while Canfield Canfield III Trust bought the old depot and surrounding property for 165000.
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Edward Prack
George ‘‘Bud’’ Brady
Brady
Main St
Fabric Post
Prack
Huron County Recorder
Prospect St
Calvert Canfield IV
Elizabeth Murdock
Wakeman
Calvert Canfield III
Norwalk
Huron County
648 Board
Canfield
648
W. Main St
Linn Mental Health Center
Huron County Commissioners
E. Main St
Nobil Shoes
Harold Freeman
Linn Center
Rose Bates
Benedict Avenue
Bar patron cited after refusing to leave Norwalk tavern
A 23 year old Norwalk man Willie Hardie Ray was cited for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after he refused to leave Buckhannon's Tavern in Norwalk at 2 10 a m. He allegedly threw money and belongings and fought with officers before being placed in a cell. Separate incidents involve a Maple Leaf Lanes fight with James Goostree and Gerald Jameson treated at Fisher Titus Hospital and released. Police also arrested Ray Mullins for threatening his wife after a reported break in. Monroeville officers cited two men for possessing a loaded firearm in a vehicle near Prospect and West streets. William Roeder and Roger Schaffer 20 of Monroeville face Mayor's Court.
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Norwalk
Buckhannon’s
Willie Hardie Ray
Willard Ave
Ray
James Goostree
South Norwalk Road
Goostree
Gerald Jameson
Ray Mullins
W. Semnary Sr
Mary Mullins
Mullins
Prospect
West Streets
William C. Roeder
Roger J. Schaffer
Monroeville
Milan girl wins Gould Foundation Scholarship
Carla Ackerman, daughter of Gould employee Dick Ackerman of Milan, earns the Gould Foundation Scholarship for 1979 for high school leadership and academics. The Edison High senior, a Who's Who listing nominee, has a 3.97 GPA and plans to study nursing at Bowling Green State University.
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Carla Ackerman
Dick Ackerman
Milan
Gould Inc
Elastomer Products
Gould Foundation
Gould
Ms. Ackerman
Edison High School
Bowling Green State University School of Nursing
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Huron County Animal Shelter
Shady Lane
Paul Stafford
U.S. Forces
Korea
Donald A. Fey Jr
Donald A. Fey
Spangler St
Willard
38Th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
Fey
Ehove Vocational School
Arthur G. McKee & Co
RENCH
Tate
Ealtor
Better Business Bureau
FTC
Ralph Nader
Rench Diversified Real Estate Co
Citizen's National Bank
Intel 101S Inc
W. Main
Maple Leaf Lanes
Whittlesey
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville Village
Peru
ST. Alphonsus
AAA
California
Florida
Las Vegas
New England
Western Resorts
Hawaii
United
American Airlines
Avis
Caribbean
Pacific
Mediterranean
U.S.A
Canada
Europe
Probled Wide Travel Agency
Huron County Automobile Club
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