Witness Testimony Plants Doubts In Greene Killing Trial
Debbie Spoth testified she saw one suspect Ronald The Crab Carabbia in the back seat of a blue getaway car near a Lyndhurst parking lot when a bomb killed Daniel Greene. She identified Raymond Ferritto as the other man in the car. Prosecutors noted the potential misidentification as a flaw in the mounting case.
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Raymond W Ferritto
Erie
Ferritto
Knicks Take Game One Behind McAdoo's 41 Points
Bob McAdoo powered the Knicks to a 132-114 win over the Cavaliers at the Coliseum in the opening game of a best of three series. He frustrated Cavs center Elmore Smith and tallied 41 points as New York seized the early series lead.
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Buckeye Ford scandal shocks former employees
Former Buckeye Ford workers were stunned by the arrest of Deninger, president and part owner, in Phoenix on two counts of grand theft. The dealership allegedly used duplicate titles to defraud Ford Credit Co of 11 million dollars, a scheme uncovered after a 1976 audit.
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Deninger
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Ariz
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Kennedy weighs 1980 bid against Carter
Boston report says Senator Edward M Kennedy is considering a 1980 run for president citing possible Carter vulnerability and Kennedy's view that 1984 would be his last effective bid The Christian Science Monitor notes Kennedy fears Chappaquiddick fallout persists but believes speed is needed if he hopes to capitalize on his family name
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Jimmy Carter
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Mary Joe Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
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California
Edmund G Brown
Carter
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Teachers face longer jail stay as Ohio court delays release appeal
Thirty five Brunswick teachers in Medina County Jail await possible extra ten days behind bars after the Ohio Supreme Court delayed action on their release. The court ordered the sheriff to show cause why they should remain jailed, a process possibly exceeding a week.
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Brunswick
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Oho Supreme Court
Bert the Deep Thinker poses a threat to press freedom
The piece argues Bert the Banker turned thinker warned editors that absent self discipline others might impose ethical standards on the press. It defends free unrestrained journalism, noting that censorship threats undermine liberty and that even controversial figures like Bert Lance should be free to speak and err without losing press freedom.
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Bert Lance
Medina Brunswick teachers in jail visit behind fence
About 35 Brunswick teachers jailed for contempt of court spent two hours Wednesday during a general visitation period behind a cyclone fence in a Medina County jail yard. They wore red white and blue shirts and spoke of strong outside support while one teacher recalled the first jail shower and discussed the strike.
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Carol Williams
Medina County
Alice Luddington
Medina
Crestview School
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