Probe links BMW shortages to state officials and 1970s cases
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a springboard probe by BMW and Rhodes alleging shortages and missing records from 1974 and 1975, with 28 000 licenses backlogged and 16 000 inherited in 1975. Stamper denies the charges while calls for recoveries and prosecutions accompany findings of 1.1 million tied to Marsico thefts, only about 2 500 recovered. The article cites political actors Fauver and others backing investigative reporting and notes past criminal actions in Lorain County, including Marsico’s theft and related pleas.
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Stimper
BMW
John J. Gilligan
Rhodes
Stamper
C-T
Bureau
Arthur Hudnult
Otto Schoepile
Curtis Andrews
Chronicle-Telegram
Eddie Goodwin
Elyria
Marsico
Goodwin
Kenneth Gallatin
Oberlin City
Rhodes' directive to the Patrol March 31 1976 Frank Blackstone
Superintendent Ohio Highway Patrol Columbus Ohio requests a comprehensive probe into missing motor vehicle registration funds totaling over 1 million dollars. The call targets state accountability for losses peaking in 1974 under prior administration and seeks to identify who took the funds and where they are now.
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Frank Blackstone
Ohio Highway Patrol
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
Highway Patrol
Rhodes endorses state probe of license plate scheme
By today's date I ordered a thorough investigation by the state highway patrol into apparent criminal activity linked to Ohio license plate distribution. The probe follows articles on the Bureau of Motor Vehicles by Paul Schroeder and Karel Neikirk in The Chronicle Telegram and Rep. Scribner Fauver's interest. Auto licenses by last names A through K go on sale now and must be on cars by April end. L through Z tags proceed in May.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Paul Schroeder
Karel Neikirk
Chronicle-Telegram
Scribner
Fauver
Elyria
Rhodes
State
Highway Patrol
Ohio
Scribner Fauver
Rep. Fauver
Schroeder
Neikirk
Biologists: 20 to 60 percent of blackbird flocks are starlings
In Jefferson City Missouri UPI reports biologists say that 20 to 60 percent of the blackbird flocks are starlings, a small bird imported in 1890 when New Yorkers sought to have all birds mentioned in Shakespearean plays.
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Jefferson City
UPI
United States
Ford Lorain plant idles 3000 as part shortage grips cars
A parts shortage at Ford Motor Co. Lorain Assembly Plant forces a shutdown today and tomorrow of the passenger car operation, idling 3000 workers. The suspension affects Ford Torinos and Mercury Montegos tied to the Sterling Heights UAW strike, while 5000 other Lorain and Avon Lake workers keep Econoline van production.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Ford
United Auto Workers
Sterling Heights
Mich
Ohio
Avon Lake
Teamsters
Prison writing censorship ends
The Federal Bureau of Prisons ends censorship of inmate writing and art. Director Norman A. Carlson issues an order reversing prior rules and encouraging inmates to publish works on prison life or any subject. Spokesman Michael Aun says the change promotes keeping contact with family and community.
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Washington
Federal
Norman A. Carlson
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bureau
Michael Aun
Local grain prices at Lorain County market close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's market in grain with Wheat at 2.93 per bushel Shelled Corn 2.45 Oats 1.40 and Soybeans 4.29 per bushel The Miami and Erie Canal is traced from Cincinnati Ohio to the Maumee River at Defiance passing through Hamilton Middletown Dayton Troy Piqua Fort Loramie St Marys and Delphos.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Miami and Erie Canal
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maumee River
Defiance
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
Troy
Piqua
Fort Loramie
St. Marys
Delphos
Frelin
Indusmain Ltd
Lewis
Palmer
Proval
Scott Paper
Nome
Ford Motor
Commerce Clear
Dow Jones Lewis, Palmer
Sfinsur
New York
Aba
Penn Central
Madsworth Phi
Campbell Soup
de Monte
Alcoa Abi
Domain Indust
Afrka
Dymo Indust
Pullmn
Acan
Ralston
RCA
Amelpw
Mego
Am Motors
T&t
Scott Pap
Sears
Armco Wat Shell
Mick
Dreyfus
Fidelity Trend
Babeck
Bendix
Boeing
Borden
Chessie
Texaco
Timkn Putnam Funds
Cora Co Bnet
Windsor
Dynam
Emerson
Tel el Batts Goodrich
Bs Ga Pac
LC Industries
Kewanee Industries
Bi G Tire Koehring
Gillette
A Goodric Tuy — Ly Lear Siegler Goodyr
Greyhound
National Gypsum
Ohio Edison I
Hercules
Richmond Corp
Searle
Inger ‘Smucker
IBM
Sybron
Hare
Innick
Tappan
Toledo Edison Vu
JhnMan
Union Pacific Corp
Woolworth
Kresges Wo
Kroger
Marcor
UN McDond
TA My Mead Co
Mabil
Ncrco Norfik
Occid
Amherst church to offer lunch
Park Avenue United Methodist Church at Park Avenue and Spring Street will host a lunch next Thursday from 11 30 a m to 1 p m. The meal features a salad bar roast beef and beverage for a dollar fifty.
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Amherst
Park Avenue United Methodist Church
Park Avenue
Spring Street
Wall Street advances as Dow nears 1000 mark gains widen
Opening market report shows the Dow Jones industrial average approaching the 1000 level after a gain day. NYSE issues show more gainers than losers by 5 to 4 as brokers note solid demand. Ohio retailers report sales, poultry and butter price listings appear for regional markets.
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New York
Columbus
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