Hoffa Jury May Be Locked Up For Four Months
In Chicago federal court James R. Hoffa and seven associates face a $20 million pension fund loan fraud trial. Jurors may be isolated up to four months with limited home calls, as prosecutors and defense expect a lengthy case. Hoffa, appealing a prior conviction, remains silent as eight defendants plead innocent.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
US District Court
Richard B. Austin
Austin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hoffa faces challenge to leadership over union expenses
Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa appears to be weakening as pressure mounts from vice president John J. O'Rourke over paying Hoffa's legal bills. The 15 member executive board must decide if payments comply with law and union rules.
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Washington
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
John J. O'Rourke
International Union
O'Rourke
New York City
Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
Paymcus
O’rourke
Harold J. Gibbons
St Louis
Nurse suspect freed in 2 day old baby kidnapping case
Chicago police questioned and released a nurse after she answered to the description of a woman who abducted a two day old boy from Michael Reese Hospital. The infant, first child of Dora and Chester Fronczak, was taken while the mother breast fed, prompting a citywide alert and a hospital-wide search led by homicide detectives with FBI involvement.
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Chicago
UPI
Michael Reese Hospital
Dora Fronczak
Chester
Mrs. Franczak
North Ridgeville seeks state aid for school building plan
North Ridgeville officials report a state aid recommendation of 1 241 309 dollars for the school building program. The total project is 1 876 584 dollars with 635 275 dollars to be placed on the ballot and the remainder covered by state aid contingent on final approvals and a bond issue and levy.
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North Ridgeville
State Board of Education
T. V. Utterbach
Utterbach
Ridgeville Board of Education
Umterbach
Heli
Ridgeville
iState Board of Education
State Board of Central
Ridgeville Area
Lorain County Voters Face First Time Ballots and Page 18
Voters in Lorain County are directed to cast ballots for the first time on a combined county health and welfare levy, with details on page 18. Also noted are updates on local school and district topics and upcoming retirements.
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Lorain County
Weather tops club members with huge weight loss
Northeast and Northwest Ohio outlook shows scattered thundershowers today with a high near 68. A cooler trend continues tonight and through Wednesday with showers likely. Humidity readings and a daily weather map appear on page two with 0.45 inch of 24 hour rainfall reported.
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Ohio
Rhodes backs Appalachia aid for Southeast Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes cleared the way for a federal Appalachia program to fund hundreds of millions in development across 18 Ohio counties. He announced Ohio will join the program after a Athens gathering of 400 officials urged participation, outlining highways parks tourism flood control and grape and wine industries as priorities. US Rep Wayne L Hays praised Rhodes for backing federal investment to boost the region’s economy.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Appalachia
Athens
Eernment
Appalachian Mountain States
Rhodes
Ohio University
Athens Assembly
Congress
Vernon Alden
Alden
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Triplets born in Columbia Station to a growing family
Leonard and Jeanne Boey of 13021 West River Road welcome three baby boys born Friday, A B and C temporarily while names are chosen. A weighed 3 pounds 13 ounces at birth, B 4 pounds 13 ounces, C slightly lighter. All are progressing, with two possibly identical and one distinct, and will move into a nursery on the second floor of their new home as mother recovers and father takes shared time off to help.
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Columbia
Columbia Station
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Leonard Boey
West River Rd
Boey
Harry Stinchcomb
Boeys
Forest Adams
Olmsted Falls
Jeanne Betts
Brunswick
Chalmer Betts
Leo Boey
Whitney Rd
Strongsville
Leonard
West River Rd. North
Johnson Ear Lift Sparks Humane Society Outcry
Washington dispatch says President Johnson pulled the family dogs by their ears to amuse guests including bankers and reporters. He claimed it was good for the dogs and they were rewarded with vitamin treats. Chicago Humane Society head J J Shafter called the act the wrong way to treat animals. The item ends with an ad for a Premier Fabric showing at Singer Sewing Center on Broad Street.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Chicago Humane Society
Beagles
The
Joanson
Singer Sewing Center
Broad St
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Calvin Kovens
Zachary A. Strate, Jr
New Orleans
Alice Pemberton
Midview Board of Education
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Cora Shepard
the Elephant
Oberlin
Tops Club
Wellington
Amherst
Avon Lake
Contract Bridge
Dear Abby
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South Amherst
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U.S. Appalachia Drive
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