Trial notes link Ramstead case to Sheppard ruling
The High Court ordered a new trial for Sheppard as Miss Ramstead on leave is connected to his employ. Bailey and Sherman served as de meme attorneys and secured the doctor’s freeing. In 1870 Sherman and Haynes, later to face each other in Ramstead, defended Richard Sargent on a double murder charge and won a victory discussed by lawyers. Sargent and two victims names appear in the battered 1968 case, with innocent pleas to felony theft also noted.
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Sheppard
Bailey
Sherman
Haynes
Ramstead
Richard Sargent
Sargent
Louis Horwath
Amherst
Jarvis Metcalf
Weather and Local Homicide Report From Lorain
A weather outlook forecasts cloudy windy cold conditions with a 50 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 4 percent tomorrow. The high yesterday was 00 at 7 30 p m and the low 35 this morning. Lorain homicide coverage details narcotic motives cited in the execution style killings of Raymond Cruzado 22 and Maida Ridenour 24 at the Grandview Motel on West Erie Avenue. Police report multiple gunshot wounds and drug paraphernalia found in the room, with time of death undetermined.
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Raymond Cruzado
Maida Ridenour
Grandview
West Erie Ave
Industrial Ave
Cruzado
Garden Ave
William Kishman
Malinovsky
Leonard Payne
Lonnie Smith
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Georgia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
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Smithfield Estates
Ala
Fultondale
St. Clair County
Shell Display Marks President Home Town Snapshot
A shell of a man serves as a photo backdrop at the Plains railroad depot platform to remind visitors they are in the home town associated with the 38th President.
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Old Plains Railroad
Union protests city layoffs over budget woes and tax boost
Local 277 unions oppose 23 full time layoffs and five fireman openings amid city cash shortages. They fear wider cuts unless revenue rises. a 0.5 percent income tax vote set for June 7 could trigger further actions, including picketing and possible strikes in off hours. Concerns arise over whether federally funded CETA workers should stay as regular staff faces cuts.
Chronicle-Telegram wins two AP state awards in sports
The Chronicle-Telegram sports department earned two awards in the Ohio AP Sports Writers Association contest. Don Norris won first place in Sports News for a story on the Virginia Slims tennis tourney at the Coliseum. The staff also earned second place for best sports section.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Associated Press Sports Writers Association
Don Norris
Virginia Slims
Coliseum
Willoughby News-Herald
Pete
Alternatives to Traditional Funeral Costs Rise in Thoughtful Weighing
A Seattle Federal Trade Commission handbook outlines low cost funeral options including cremation and simplified arrangements. It notes that 36 percent of U S bodies are cremated yearly and discusses choosing caskets embalming and viewing cremation after viewing and other decisions that affect price.
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Seattle
Federal Trade Commission
Nmber
David Dempsey
Continental Association of Funeral and Memorial Societies
Peeters
United States
Memorial Society Association
PTC
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