Rhodes orders patrol probe into BMW shortages and missing funds
Gov James A Rhodes ordered a thorough investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol into missing BMW funds. The probe followed Chronicle Telegram exposure and targets who took the money and where it now stands, with emphasis on public funds improperly used in motor vehicle operations. The request cited shortages totaling over $1 million and highlighted specific cases including Elyria and Streetsboro deputy registrars.
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BMW
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Elyria
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Rhoades
Ohio
Anthony J Marsho
Columbus
Clarabell Jones
Thomas E Ferguson
Jack Stamper
Streetsboro
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Quinlan case seeks doctor permission to pull plug
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled the respirator sustaining Karen Ann Quinlan in a yearlong coma may be turned off if doctors and a hospital ethics panel agree there is no reasonable possibility of recovery. Her father, with court sanction, seeks physicians to disconnect life support at St. Clare's Hospital in Roxbury, as her guardians pursue medical panels and further guidance.
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Karen Ann Quinlan
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New Jersey Supreme Court
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St. Clare's Hospital
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Roxbury
Teamsters Strike Impacts Began Across Nation
News graphs the first nationwide Teamsters strike, with 400000 workers walking out, 60 percent of US manufactured goods halted as negotiations stalled in Chicago. Pickets at major freight firms and locked gates echoed the walkout while independent drivers continued routes amid shortages and safety incidents.
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Nationwide strikes halt industry wide in crewed walkouts
United Press International reports a crippling series of strikes stopping movement from trucks to beer and bread. Teamsters shut down trucks early as NBC technicians and newswriters walkout at 12 00 am prompting picket lines at network offices nationwide. San Francisco city workers strike defies a court order causing transit disruptions and emergency crews to operate essential services.
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Anheuser-Busch
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Cleveland
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Channel 3
Weather and labor storms threaten city and nation
Tonight brings flurries with a 4 percent chance of precipitation and a higher 38 percent tomorrow. Bligh records 42 at 3 p.m. yesterday and a low at 4 a.m. today. City unions threaten a walkout as 400 000 Teamsters risk auto plants and fuel shortages while Ford eyes a cooling off period. In New York Transport Workers Union reaches a tentative deal to avert a strike affecting 3.5 million riders. terms not yet released.
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New York
Transport Workers Union Executive Board
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