Elyria seeks second judge to tackle 560 jury trial requests
Elyria Municipal Court faces a backlog of 560 pending jury trial requests in criminal misdemeanor cases. Judge Frank Wilcox cites one courtroom and two days per trial, with last year’s filings double those of Lorain Municipal Court. Many cases involve DWI and related charges, creating months or years of backlogging.
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Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Elyria’s
Lorain Municipal Court
Lorain’s
Harry Lee Jackson
Jackson
Samuel J. Kailes
Griswold Rd
Lorain
Russell Sherman
Ohio
Steve Meckler
Meckler
Sherman
Ken Rothgery
Elyria Municipal Court
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Dietrich manuscript may back Irving Hughes book claims
AP writer Bob Thomas details how Noah Dietrich and James Phelan may have supplied source material for Clifford Irving's Howard Hughes autobiography. The piece traces a possible path of manuscript circulation, Dietrich's doubt and eventual belief the Irving work derived from Dietrich's reminiscences, and McGraw-Hill's involvement amid publishing rivalries.
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Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
AP Hollywood
Bob Thomas
Dietrich
Los Angeles
Irving
McGraw-Hill, Inc
James Phelan
New York
Phelan
Howard
Mr. Hughes
Fawcett
Stanley Meyer
Dragnet
Hollywood
Jane Russell
Noah
Meyer
Harry Cohn
Irving Thalberg
Winchell
Century City
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Ralph Daigh
Houston
Perry Lieber
Palm Springs
Cliff
Lieber
Thomas
Nevada
Court says Time may print excerpt from Irving book
New York AP state appeals court judge ruled Time Inc may publish four passages from the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax, not exceeding 1000 words, denying prior restraint. Full appeals bench to hear case Thursday.
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Irving
New York
Time Inc
Howard Hughes
Manhattan
Theodore Kupferman
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Kupferman
Gerald P. Culkin
Time
Alan J. Hruska
Ulster rights march violence feared in Enniskillen
An uneasy lull in Northern Ireland as civil rights marchers prepare to converge on Enniskillen amid clashes with police and troops. The section of territory has seen 243 deaths since 1969, with Bloody Sunday and internment shaping the protests. Bernadette Devlin will address the marchers as authorities vow to block entry to the town if needed.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Enniskillen
Newry
Londonderry
Bernadette Devlin
Britain rocked by largest blackout since WWII strikes
Britons endured a sweeping power outage as coal supplies dwindled due to a miners strike. Factories shifted to four days per week. hours shortened or workers laid off. Prime Minister Heath faced criticism from Labour and Harold Wilson, who demanded rapid settlement. Miners earn about 50 a week and protest over wage control.
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London
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Heath
Britain
Weather outlook turns colder with chances of snow flurries
Forecast shows cloudy conditions with highs in the 30s and a 40 percent chance of precipitation today. Tonight and tomorrow will be partly cloudy and cold with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. A 10 percent chance of precip tonight. Mild Tuesday then cooler later in the week. Details on page A-2.
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Labor Party
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