Caveman act shocks liquor agents at Amherst show
Frank Petrella, 75, from Cleveland, performed in fur trunks as "Cisco Frankie" amid a Friday VFW Post 1662 event in Amherst. He says the stunt included a simulated sex act, drawing complaints to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Spokeswoman Patty Haskins notes licenses prohibit gambling or physical contact with patrons. the agency issued a notice after three complaints.
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Ford earns record profits in 1994 and 1995 surge
Ford Motor Co posted a record 1994 profit of 5.31 billion dollars and 1995 earnings of 26 billion, as part of the Big Three automakers’ combined 13.9 billion in 1994 profits. Fourth quarter results showed strong revenue driven by automobile and financial services operations worldwide.
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OJ portrayed as blatant cheater in police testimony
AP report details Nicole Brown Simpson telling police a New Year’s Eve fight began after OJ Simpson had sex with another woman in their house. Detective Edwards recalled she was bruised and hysterical, framing the altercation as damaging to Simpson. Prosecutors seek to call Ronald Shipp linked to the case.
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Grace Leads in Elyria Mayoral Primary Funds
In Elyria the 1991 Democratic primary race shows Councilman William Grace ahead in fundraising with $12,137 on hand versus Mayor Michael Keys' $955. Councilwoman Shirley Guinta has not filed, but says she raised under $1,000.
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Campaign finance report contrasts Grace Keys and Guinta
William Grace reports $12,137, Michael Keys $955, and Shirley Guinta did not file noting under $1,000. Campaign committees were required to file yearend reports with the Loram County Board of Elections. Guinta lacks a committee. See GRACE, A4.
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Voinovich budget holds line on taxes in Ohio plan
Gov. George Voinovich's proposed 33.7 billion two year budget keeps taxes flat but raises user fees. Gregory Browning of the Office of Budget and Management outlined the plan noting seven agencies seek 53 million in fee hikes not counted as tax increases. Watercraft fees would rise on registrations from the watercraft division of the Department of Natural Resources with amount varies by vessel type.
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