Saturday mail cutback under review by postal service
Washington AP The Postal Service considers ending Saturday deliveries but will not decide until a new public opinion survey is completed Postmaster General Bailor notes a Nielsen survey found 79 percent would accept skipping a sixth delivery to curb rates but subsequent surveys differ prompting thorough analysis Bailar emphasizes a comprehensive study before any service reduction.
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Washington
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Bailor
A.C. Nielsen
Study Commission
Nielsen
Bailar
Seven Hills man linked to war crimes faces citizenship loss
U.S. Justice Department asked U.S. District Court to revoke the citizenship of John Demjanjuk of Seven Hills, alleging he lied on his 1961 immigration form about being a Treblinka guard and mistreatment of Jewish prisoners. The suit says he was nicknamed Ivan the Terrible in 1942 and 1943. Deportation could follow if citizenship is revoked.
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UPI
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Frank Battisti
John Demjanjuk
Seven Hills
Poland
Demjanjuk
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Joseph Cipollone
Treblinka Concentration Camp
Ivan the Terrible
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Greater Cleveland
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Perk appoints Ahrens as Cleveland police chief
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk swore in Detective Bureau commander Michael Ahrens as the citys new police chief replacing Lloyd Garey who was dismissed in May. Ahrens took over from acting chief Robert Gallagher after midnight. He was named from finalists including inspectors Harry Ante] and Alexander Kozak amid controversy over a meeting with William Seawright. Leaders of two police groups praised the appointment.
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Cleveland
UPI
Michael Ahrens
Ralph Perk
Lloyd Garey
Ahrens
Robert Gallagher
Perk
Harry Ante
Alexander Kozak
William Seawright
William McNea
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
William Farragher
Fraternal Order of Police
Inventor warns of radar misuse by police devices
Dale Smith of Elec trolert Inc Troy Ohio outlines several ways radar can be tampered to show wrong speeds and trigger fraudulent speeding charges. He notes legal bans may be unconstitutional and cites FCC guidance while state Rep Dale Locker presses a bill to outlaw Fuzzbusters.
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Dale Smith
Electrolert, Inc
Troy
Ohio
Dale Locker
D-Anna
Smith
Federal Communications Commission
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