Ohio lawmakers push auto theft control package
State Sens. Ronald Nabakowski and Anthony Celebrezze advance a comprehensive bill to curb auto theft. The measure tightens salvaging rules, requires identification numbers on parts, licenses salvage dealers, and tightens titling for restored vehicles. Support from Senate officials faces Detroit automakers' opposition.
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Workshop Players present Anastasia in Amherst theater
The Workshop Players stage Anastasia at the Middle Ridge Road theater in Amherst with Sally Gillmore in the title role. Yvonne Alford, Joe Patton, Morton Burgin, and Francis McDonough fill key roles as the cast brings the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution tale to life with performances through May 7.
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Olmsted Falls
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Brezhnev Rejects Neutron Bomb Weighs Curbs
In a national address Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev denounced the neutron bomb as inhumane and said Moscow would not produce it unless Washington also imposes curbs. He urged a sensible compromise toward a new strategic arms limitation treaty following talks with U S secretary of state Cyrus Vance in Moscow.
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Ohio Lottery Commission to fire three staffers on May 1
The Ohio Lottery Commission plans to dismiss three employees at its May 1 meeting. Suspended personnel coordinator Joseph Tirone regional manager John Burnworth a former Marietta mayor and former acting security director Thomas Crowley face firing. Crowley concealed a 1964 felony from the lottery director.
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Marietta
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Thomas Crowley
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Papp gets 25 year parole ban for rape murder
Timothy Papp is sentenced to a second life term for the rape and murder of Roxie Ann Keathley with terms consecutive, making parole in about 25 years. Judge James Barbuto notes the crime as deterrent to similar offenses.
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Summit County Common Pleas
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Papp
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Ford outlines 24 billion tax cut plan in 1976 tour
Ford proposes a 24 billion tax cut targeted mainly at individuals with 25 percent of the relief for businesses. He argues businesses must modernize to compete with foreign industry and calls for slowing the rapid growth of federal spending, a key White House concern.
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White House
Weather Forecast With Mild Clears Tonight
Sunny and mild conditions continue with clear skies and light frost possible as temperatures dip to the low or mid 30s. Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs around the upper 50s to lower 60s and near zero precipitation. Northeast winds under 10 mph tonight, sunrise at 5 33 a m and sunset at 7 18 p m.
Soap operas and their dramatic twists described
A columnist extols the lure of daytime soaps noting endless plots of pregnancy, weddings, betrayals, and murders. It highlights the genre’s staple devices such as mistaken deaths and ex-spouses resurfacing, comparing fiction’s turmoil to real life and fantasy endings.
Betty Ford gets thunderous backing at Ford event
Former President Gerald Ford spoke at Front Row Theatre in Highland Heights while Betty Ford, recently disclosed to have alcohol and pain-killing drug addictions, sent greetings from Long Beach Naval Hospital. The audience cheered each mention of Mrs. Ford as Ford described her condition and candor as helping others.
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Long Beach Naval Hospital
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Cleveland Plaza Hotel
Life Magazine to Reopen in Magazine Boom Era
A Life Magazine dummy cover signals a revival with Life set to publish in October as part of a broader magazine boom. Look magazine is rumored to follow. The note appears in a montage comparing Life and Look issues with details on page 4.
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