Witnesses identify suspects in Cleveland mob case
Prosecutors presented Mrs Spoth and Gregory Spoth in court identifying Ferritto as the getaway driver from photos and testimonies. The Spoths disputed the in car sighting of the other man, while jurors heard about the broader Cleveland mob case involving Licavoli Lonardo Cisternino Calabrese and Sinito. Two men, Guiliani and Aratari, face federal firearms charges tied to the Greene slaying and Liberatore’s alleged backup team role.
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Ant
Carmen Marino
Gregory Spoth
Ralph Sperk
Lyndhurst
Common Preas
James J. Carroll
James T
Jack White
Licavoli
Ohio
Angelo ‘Big Ange
Lonardo
Pasquale
Butchie” Cisternino
Greene
Cleveland
Ronald A. Guiliani
Guiliani
Louis J. Aratari
Aratari
Anthony
Tony Lib
Liberatore
Kill Greene
Ralph Perk
Mexico
Buckeye Ford's Rise and Fall in Lorain County
Former Buckeye Ford advertising manager Tom McConibe recalls rumors of mishandling after Ford placed a full time auditor. The dealer once led Lorain County in sales but collapsed amid high volume tactics, 1970s auto market slump, 1976 77 winter slowdown, and Ford UAW strike. Deninger fled to Phoenix, extradition pending on $1,680 bond.
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Tom McConibe
Buckeye Ford
FORD
McConibe
Lorain
Deninger
Lorain County
Smith
Buckeye
United Auto Workers
Avon Lake
Ford Assembly
McConihe
Phoenix
Ohio
Teacher plea delays 24 of 35 jailed staff transfer
A judge delayed an order to move 24 of 35 jailed teachers to area jails for health concerns from overcrowding. Ten women were to go to Wayne County Jail in Wooster and 14 men to Cuyahoga County Justice Center in Cleveland. CFA representative Gary Kassander said the move would place inmates with hardened criminals away from their families, drawing protests from Brunswick residents outside the courthouse Wednesday night.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
CFA
Gary Kassander
Brunswick teachers strike jailed amid push for negotiated contract
Miss Williams and seventh grade science teacher Paul Tomashefski describe hardship inside a jail during a teacher strike. Tomashefski, 25, hopes a no reprisal clause protects his one year job as 55 other teachers face back to work orders. Outside, supporters discuss conditions and preparing for possible jail.
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Williams
Paul Tomashefski
Brunswick
Tomashefski
Neil Whitfield
Traditions Remain Strong in Engagement and Wedding Plans
Seventeen magazine reports a survey of 420 engaged or soon to be engaged girls over 15 showing a strong preference for formal weddings with traditional gowns and several attendants. The study also covers bridal market ownership patterns including linens, towels, bed and table items, and other products like flatware and chinaware.
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Seventeen Magazine
Research Dept
Third Avenue
New York
N.Y
Wall Street gains as Fed report unsettles markets
Opening market data shows the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.38 to 767.67 in early trading despite fears sparked by a Federal Reserve money supply report. Gainers edge ahead of lasers on the New York Stock Exchange as early hours unfold with mixed activity across sectors.
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New York
Federal Reserve
UPI
Pening Storks Jones
AMAX
Braid
Anideatt Cyan
Bethelem Steel
Owens Ishinows
Pan Am Air
Pena Central
Gsaoa
Milacra
Penney
Coca Cola
Colgate
Bay — Columbia Gas
Consel Edison
Prem Ind
Consel NG
Cook
RCA
Curtiss Wit
Ford Motor
Tenneco
Gen Fleeting
Goodrich
Goodyear
Inurays
Grace
United Brands
Ah ‘Bound
US Steel
Gulf
Hershey Food
Industrie C Indus
Weyertraus
Ing Rand
Ipod
Waite Motor T
Woolworth
Kellogg
Kennecott
Krak Ind
Zenih Rado Kray
Mattel Inc
Lam Ryan
Pyerre R. McLouthlin
Mobil Corp
Monsanto
Emerson Ah Fruehauf
1C Indus
Elyria Telephone workers approve three year pact
Elyria Telephone Co union members ratified a three year contract by 134 to 48 in a mail in vote, retroactive to March 24. The pact provides an 87 percent wage rise first year and 8 percent in years two and three, plus better major medical and vacation benefits. The settlement ends a wage reopener dispute and avoided a strike. Elyria Telephone serves Elyria North Ridgeville and Columbia as a Mid- Continent subsidiary.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America Local
Elyria Telephone
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Columbia
Mid- Continent Corp
James Herbert
Grain prices in Ohio grain elevators market report
UPI reports cash grain prices per bushel in Ohio markets after Wednesday through today. Prices list shelled corn, No 2 oats, No 1 soybeans, and No 2 wheat for Northwest Central and Northeast Ohio with variations noted such as No 2 wheat at 289 in Northeast, No 2 oats unchanged, and soybeans around 6.86 in central markets.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northwest
Central Ohio
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Joseph Zahorec
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Midwest
Elyria Telephone Workers OK New Pact
John Fuller
Cart Lehman Johnson
Mutuals Allstate
Dreyfus
Fidelity Trend
Ted Lakoct
Middle Ave
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West River Road
Anchor Hocking
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Oberlin Avenue
Amherst
Cleveland Avenue
Broad Street
Midway Mall
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