Thief Disguised as Janitor Steals 400 Auto Titles
In Cleveland authorities say a janitor disguise helped a thief steal 400 blank auto titles from the Cuyahoga County auto title bureau. Two other janitors had noted plans to “check out tomorrow.” Emil Masgay, County Clerk of Courts, warns the titles could be used to sell stolen cars. The title bureau is in a downtown building near the courthouse and employs 76, operating until 4 30 p.m.
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Cleveland
API
Cuyahoga County
Auto Title Bureau
Emil Masgay
Ohio High Court yanks rehearing on tax repeal petition
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to grant a rehearing for Citizens for Repeal of Ohio's Income Tax. The group sought to restore 12,000 signatures to anti tax petitions, claiming new evidence. The court previously ruled signatures were void for improper verification.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Citizens For
Ohio
High Court
Sunny Norwalk Forecast and Local Life Notes
Weather today shows sunny skies with highs around 71 in Norwalk and lower 70s elsewhere. Tonight is mostly clear with lows near 43 and a small chance of showers Saturday. Also includes births in North Fairfield, and several marriage license applications listing names and occupations.
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Norwalk
Ohio McGovern Campaign Violates Filing Deadlines
Ohio campaign staff for McGovern and the Ohio Democratic Party face possible penalties for late federal and state filing of receipts and expenditures. The McGovern Ohio committee report arrived past the deadline, while the party had not filed complete federal or state reports as of Thursday.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
George McGovern
Ohio Democratic Party
McGovern
Cleveland
Comptroller General’s
Washington
Ted W. Brown
John E. Jones
Alan Cohen
Jones
Freighters Collision Leaves Ships Fused in Graveyard of the Atlantic
Two 544 and 520 foot freighters, the Republica de Colombia and the Trans Hawaii, collided off Cape Hatteras and became locked together. One crewman is missing and four injured as salvage crews decide whether to separate the vessels or tow them joined.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
UPI
Atlantic
Republica de Colombia
Baltimore
Trans
Colombia
Coast Guard
Hawkins
Chilula
Laurel
Curb
New York
Cape Henry
Norfolk
West Virginia Woman Wins Privacy Suit Against Cleveland Publisher
A U S District Court jury awarded 60 000 against Forest City Publishing Co publisher of the Cleveland Plain Dealer in a suit by Mrs Margaret M Centrell of Pt Pleasant claiming libel and invasion of privacy over a article about her family after the Silver Bridge collapse Judge Krupansky dismissed libel but allowed invasion of privacy claim to proceed awarding 45000 to Mrs Centrell and 15000 to her 17 year old son William.
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Cleveland
UPI
Forest City Publishing Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
West Virginia
Margaret M. Centrell
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
Silver Bridge
Robert B. Krupansky
Centrells
Centrell
William
Collins man sued for shooting injuries in Perkins Township
John A. March of Sandusky filed a $50,000 civil suit in Huron County Common Pleas naming Harlan E. Parsons of Collins as defendant. March alleges he was shot three times on April 15 at his home and seeks $15,000 compensatory and $35,000 punitive damages plus costs and a jury trial. Parsons earlier pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of assault and battery after being indicted for shooting with intent to kill.
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Collins
John A. March
Sandusky
Thursday
Huron County Crimon Pleas Court
Harlan E. Parsons
March
Parsons
Erie County Grand Jury
Perkins Township
Minister Sues Over Marlboro Ad Use
Rev. George W. Watkins longtime anti smoking crusader sues Philip Morris Inc for 500000 claiming his image used in Marlboro ads and billboards harmed his reputation. He notes he was photographed in February 1971 while wearing old coveralls and is a nonsmoker. Case assigned to Judge Abraham L. Marovitz.
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Chicago
UPI
George W. Watkins
Philip Morris Inc
Watkins
U.S
Abraham L. Marovitz
Widow loses 164000 in lonely dance scam case
Miami widow Ann Bogh says loneliness led her to invest $164,000 in Savoy Continental Dance Studio after joining a get acquainted club. Attorneys note she financed lessons up to 7000 dollars biweekly and ended owning the club, with payments routed elsewhere and no salary or dividends.
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Miami
UPS
William Tunkey
Ann Bogh
Martin Nathan
Nathan
Lombardo
Bogh
State Attorney's Office
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Xuan Thuy
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North Fairfield
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Wakeman
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Monroeville
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