Ex-jeweler identifies Marsico as major coke dealer in Ohio
In U S District Court a former North Olmsted jeweler named Elyrian Richard Marsico is identified as a leading cocaine supplier in northern Ohio. Frank Ferenczy testified Marsico, Stella and Adamo arranged drugs from 1976 to 1980. Stella bought a $1,500 watch linked to cocaine trafficking. The trial includes Lisa Babcock, a key government witness, as defense efforts seek to discredit her.
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Columbus
North Olmsted
Elyrian Richard Marsico
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Frank Ferenczy
Cowell and Hubbard
Marsico
Raymond Hipley
Elyria
Ferenczy
Bernard Stella
Richard Marsico
Mario Adamo
Miami
Fla
Stella
Adamo
Lisa Babcock
Star
Ms. Babcock
Westerville
Inside Accent Auctions Business and Editorial Highlights
A compact wrap covers Accent Auctions business moves and industry deals, plus editorials on market trends. It also notes entertainment and sports items, TV listings, and Wellington area tracking for recent television releases.
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Accent
Entertainment Sports
Sear Tracking Television
Wellington
Weather Outlook Mixed Tonight Through Friday
Outside shows mostly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows fall to the low or mid 40s, while Friday highs reach the low 60s, about 59. Sunrise today at 6 26 a.m. Sunset tonight at 8 24 p.m. Details on Page 4-3.
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Atlanta
Clarkins Stores to Close in Elyria and Lorain amid Slump
Diane Eisenhuth of Retail Store Employees Union Local 880 denounced Clarkins closures as deplorable, citing 75 to 100 Elyria workers and fewer in Lorain facing job loss as 11 stores nationwide plan shutdowns. Arthur Blackburn, Clarkins president, links closings to regional economic slump, with layoffs anticipated for managers and staff.
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Elyria
Clarkins
Diane Eisenhuth
Employees Union Local 880
Elyria Clarkins
Esco Jewelers and Distributors
Oberlin Ave
Lorain
Eisenhuth
Broad St
Leavitt Road
Brookpark Road
Rockside Road
Greater Cleveland
Ashland
Blackburn
Amid Protests Reagan Plan Cuts Amtrak Budget
About 18,000 railroad workers rallied outside the Capitol to protest President Reagan’s proposal to cut Amtrak and Conrail funding. The Senate Commerce Committee backed reducing Amtrak’s budget to 613 million dollars, 237 million less than needed to operate fully, and warned many routes could end October 1.
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Washington
Capitol
Reagan
Amtrak
Conrail
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Alan Boyd
Boston-Washington Corridor
Midwest
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
America
Kirkland
Congress
House
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
John Danforth
R-Mo
Surface Transportation
Rhodes inner city jobs bill drives firms from Cleveland
Governor Rhodes tours Cleveland’s Hough and Glenville to promote a tax abatement bill for inner city jobs. The measure, amended to include Lorain and Summit counties, risks diverting industries to outlying suburbs where land is available and tax breaks are easier to obtain.
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Cleveland
Jim Rhodes
Hough
Rhodes
Glenville
North Olmsted
Vermilion
Olmsted Falls
Shelby
Carroll County
Ford Motor Co
Clermont County
General Motors
Delco
Dayton
Kettering
Richfield
Peninsula
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Medina
OBES
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Proud Appeal
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Stanley Hough
John Campo
Clarkins, Esco
Tom Fordat
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