Tornado haunts Xenia survivors five years later
Xenia marks fifth anniversary of the April 3 1974 tornado that carved a 7 mile by 3 quarter mile path killing 32 and injuring about 1000. Survivors recount memories as they rebuilt homes in the affected Southern Ohio city. Families memory lingers in rebuilt houses and tornado safe features.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, O
Xenia
Tom
Sandy Young
Youngs
Ohio
Dick Ruper
Jean
Larry Minnix
Dayton
Prisoner to face charges over Dayton jail cell fire
Dayton police say inmate Roderick Trice, 20, may face additional charges after a fire in his fourth floor padded cell flooded the jail with smoke. Twenty eight people were hospitalized and several remained in serious condition.
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Dayton
UPI
Grover W. O'Connor
Roderick Trice
O'Connor
Trice
James C. Locker
City Crime Laboratory
First jury seated in Beverly Hills nightclub fire suit
A federal jury of eight women and four men sits in Covington for the first trial arising from the May 28 1977 Southgate Kentucky blaze that killed 165 and injured 100 others. Relatives sue Union Light Heat Power Co alleging it supplied power with alleged electrical deficiencies to the Beverly Hills nightclub.
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Covington, Ky
UPI
Beverly Hills
Southgate
Northern Kentucky
Union Light, Heat & Power Co
Judge Denies Bail for Liberatore
Anthony D. Liberatore, 57, smiled shyly as he reunited with family after 13 months onthe run with the FBI list of ten most wanted fugitives. In federal court Magistrate Charles R. Laurie denied bond, setting a preliminary hearing for April 10. He faces charges of murder, conspiracy to commit murder, racketeering, and unlawful flight, plus a county indictment for aggravated murder, aggravated arson, and organized crime tied to the Oct. 6, 1977, bombing death of Daniel J. Greene. His attorney said Liberatore was preparing to surrender when seized in Eastlake. FBI notes no deal reached. Justice Department Strike Force cautioned the bail decision reflects FBI efforts. Liberatore previously served 20 years for killings of two Cleveland police officers and later worked as a union official and sewer board member.
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Cleveland
Anthony D. Liberatore
Margaret
FBI
U.S
Charles R. Laurie
Liberatore
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Daniel J. Greene
Gerald Gold
Laurie
Lyndhurst
Eastlake
Kenneth Bravo
Justice Department
Organized Crime Strike Force
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Mattress Factory
Elyria
Polsky
Schubert Industries
Chiropractic
Steen
Prica Soege
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Parkpg Lot Delvert Avalanle
Aly
Vieltare
W. Shord
Wayne Amerson
Michael Kahoe
Kahoe
Laborers Local 860
Cleveland Regional Sewer Board
First National Bank of
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First National Bank Etc
Broad St
Lake Ave
Midway Mall
Abbe
RT. 57
Ohio Turnpike
Elyria - Lorain
Lorain
Colonel Sanders
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kenny Kings
Kenny King's
Kentucky
Kenny King’s
Kenny King
FDIC
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