Ferritto links Licavoli to Cleveland murder plot
Erie native Himan Ferritto testified in Cleveland's Justice Center amid tight security that James T. Licavoli approved a murder contract and headed Ohio organized crime. He described a remote control bombing in Lyndhurst last October and said Licavoli promised him membership if the plan succeeded.
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Flynt returns to Ohio for treatment at OSU Hospital
Larry Flynt, wounded by a sniper in Georgia and paralyzed from the mid thighs, was flown to Ohio State University Hospital Columbus for treatment. He arrived under tight security with his wife Althea and aides, awaiting further updates on his condition as doctors monitor him on the seventh floor.
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Brunswick teachers to be released as strike feud continues
In Medina County jail 35 Brunswick teachers held since last Saturday are to be released today after a school board request following a late morning meeting with Common Pleas Judge Neil Whitfield who also ordered schools closed until the strike dispute is resolved. A separate move to recall five school board members gathers momentum with petitions near the required signatures amid ongoing tensions over pay raises and a fair dismissal policy.
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Flynt Seeks Home After Atlanta Hospital Interview
In a Chicago Tribune interview by Bob Greene, Larry Flynt, recovering at Emory Hospital, speaks through pain and tubes after a Georgia shooting. He sobs, asks to go home, and recalls his assailants while aides and his wife watch over him in intensive care.
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Dogpatch Comes to Oberlin in Li'l Abner Musical
Oberlin High School presents the Li'l Abner musical with Roger Smith as Pappy Yokum Jerry Armstrong as Li'l Abner Peggy Elder as Daisy Mae and Charles Harps as Marryin Sam The teen cast includes Roger 15 Jerry 18 Peggy 17 and Charles 18 with addresses listed Performances run tonight and Saturday at 8 p m.
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Daisy Mae
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Thelma Smith
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E. College St
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John D. Elder
Forest St
Charles
Harold L. Harps
Main St
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Renner for Radican shift in City Hall
Democratic City Auditor Thomas Radican reportedly plans to resign soon and be replaced by at large council member Beverly J. Renner. The Chronicle Telegram cites party and city hall sources saying Radican will announce after returning from a Florida vacation.
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ConRail blamed for poor service on Elyria line
Amtrak President Paul Reistrup denounces ConRail as delivering an absolutely lousy operation of the New York to Chicago and Kansas City routes via Elyria and Cleveland. He cites chronic lateness on the Lake Shore Limited and Broadway Limited as evidence of the system's failures, despite track work improvements.
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