Heir dispute looms over recluse's promised fortune
Jacksonville. After Clarence Royston died in a fire that destroyed his shack, relatives and neighbors dispute a rumored 100000 to 200000 in his estate. An 80000 dollar sum once given to a neighbor is held in escrow as probate court battles start. Royston left no will and had few known kin.
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UPI
Clarence Royston
Savings and Loan Association
Royston
Leslie Cochran
Treasury
Cochran
Dan Japour
Mystery over death call: Rockefeller aide linked to 911 call
The Times reports contradict earlier statements about the timing of John D. Rockefeller Jr. death and the caller to 911. Miss Marshack and Miss Pierce are named, with Morrow tying her testimony to Rockefeller’s art work. Autopsy debate follows, as Baden urges prudence despite no crime.
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Rockefeller
Morrow
Miss Marshack
Marshack
Michael Baden
Cleveland battles over light plant sale and rate hike plans
Mayor fights CEI rate hike and sale of the light system with help from Con gress members. Cleveland Trust holds 5 million of the 15.5 million defaulted notes as federal probes into CEI and the utility unfold. Antitrust action, other power suppliers, and divergent local groups shape the dispute.
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CEI
Cleveland Trust Co
Ohio
Cleveland Trust
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Bank and Utility Company
Cleveland
CET
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
United Auto Workers Cap Council
Cleveland Consumer Action Foundation
California girl offered Washington trip to quit smoking
Health official Joe Califano offered 16 year old Shawn Galloway a trip to Washington if she quits smoking. She has quit for two days, facing six years of cigarette breath coughing and yellow fingers.
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Shawn Galloway
Health, Education and Welfare
Joe Goodway
Washington
Califano
UPI
New JFK film may support dual assassin theory
A Denver Post report says a home movie taken on November 22 1963 may show the grassy knoll and the site of a second possible assassin. The film could illuminate the location of officer H B McLain whose motorcycle radio transmissions fed conspiracy theories. The Warren Commission found three shots by Oswald. later acoustical reviews raised the conspiracy possibility.
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Denver
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Dealey Plaza
Denver Post
John Sigalos
H.B. McLain
U.S. House
Ohio Governor Awardees Highlight Fuldheim Farr DiMaggio
At the Ohio Newspaper Association convention 14 people received Ohio Governor's Awards. Jamie Farr Toledo native and longtime MASH star joked in suit about Marines and Army. Dorothy Fuldheim Cleveland commentator praised by Gov Rhodes who honored Joe DiMaggio as a guest recipient connected to Mr. Coffee co invention Vincent Marotta introduced DiMaggio and the awards emphasized excellence benefiting Ohioans.
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Klinger
Dorothy Fuldheim
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Jamie Farr
Toledo
Cpl. Klinger
Farr
Vincent G. Marotta
Cleveland
Rhodes
Mr. Coffee
Joe DiMaggio
Marotta
Devel
America
Classifieds notice from Elyria paper outlines delivery and rates
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists mailing details and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It indicates carrier delivery and annual payment options, with old fashioned phrasing referencing addresses in Elyria and Lorain County.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
United States
Chang
Chronicle Telegram
Es East Ave
Lyra
Lottery numbers from multiple states this week
A roundup of recent state lottery results across Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Listings include game names and winning numbers such as Big Pay Day Treasure Island Weekly Lottery Super 50-cent and 17 for 1 Lotteries Michigame Win-a-thon and more with various color coded digits and bonuses.
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Treasure Island
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Riverside girl, 9, escapes abuse to seek safety
Tracy Crews, a scarred nine year old from Pedley, Riverside County, fled her home after years of neglect and beatings. She walked a mile to a stranger’s house asking to live there to avoid further abuse. Authorities said her mother Mary Crews and stepfather William Crews faced felony neglect charges and Tracy was hospitalized for possible fractures and contusions. The other three children were placed in shelter homes.
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Riverside
Calif
Tracy Crews
Riverside County
Thomas Hallenhorst
Hallenhorst
Tracy
Pedley
Harvey Shapiro
Hollenhorst
Mary Crewl
Massillon
Ohio
Delarise Dabney
Massidon Community Hospital
Soviets May Buy Lighter Computer Despite Ban
Washington reports the administration is reconsidering a ban on Sperry Univac selling a lighter computer to the Soviet Union. State and Commerce back the move though Brzezinski opposes it. Moscow says it could approve if the license is granted, citing eased dissident treatment and high emigration.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Sperry~ Univac
White House
State and Commerce Departments
Zbigniew Brzezinski
TASS
Sperry-Univac
Aeroflot
Commerce and State Department
Bucyrus schools plan three week shutdown meets state action
The State Education Department urged Bucyrus to keep city schools open while the board agrees to a three week closure starting next Monday. An emergency meeting was set to discuss possible state legal action as the district faces a $7 million shortfall in property tax revenue and has borrowed $250,000 locally.
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Bucyrus
UPI
State Education Department
Walter Joseph
Joseph
OSHA monitors Batavia Ford plant for carbon monoxide
OSHA inspectors plan daily monitoring of carbon monoxide at Ford Motor Co transmission plant in Batavia. Tests found gas within safe limits during reduced activities, but workers were not tested for air pollution effects.
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Batavia
UPI
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Ford Motor Co
Victim of vandal gang collapses at Bainbridge home
Ira Bainbridge, carpentry instructor at Polaris Vocational Center in Middlebury Heights, recounts the damage to their seven-year-old home after a vandalism incident. The Bainbridges cleaned debris, worried items were stolen, planning contractor repairs. no injuries were reported when an ambulance struck their vehicle at Center Ridge and Case Roads.
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Ira Bainbridge
Polaris Vocational Center
Middlebury Heights
Bainbridge
North Ridgeville
Center Ridge
Case Roads
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