Mystery figure "The Professor" tied to Goodwin case
Testimony details a taped interview and witnesses linking Kenneth Gallatin alias "The Professor" to phone calls and payments in the national Goodwin-Marsico financial scandal. Mrs Henderson identified Gallatin as the recipient of payments and described alleged money transfers, bonds, and an inheritance angle, while noting inconsistencies in statements and potential defense arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Henderson
Elyria
Goodwin
Marsho
Kenneth Rothgery
Marsico
Dominick Olivito
Tolliver
Marice
Brazil
Gallatin
the Professor
Drenkin
Henry Williams
Williams
Elyria Municipal
Ford area plants name Harmon Major in new posts
Thomas J. Harmon becomes industrial relations manager at Lorain Assembly and Onlo Truck Plant in Avon Lake, succeeding Robert M. Major who is now commercial operations manager at the truck plant. Harmon, a Middletown native with a business degree, is married with two children. Major joined Ford in 1963, rose through labor relations roles, and now serves as commercial operations manager, with two children and residing in Bay Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Ford Motor Company
Lorain
Avon Lake
Freeeeas Uesentanee
Thomas J. Harmon
Robert M. Major
Thomas C. Brand
Ford
Norfolk, Va
Louisville, Kssembly
Chicago
Michigan
Automotive Assembly Division
Mahwah, N.J
Middletown
Wilmington College
Major
The
Corporation
Utica
Mich
Wixom
General Ice
Wayne State University
Bay Village
Tappan Co earnings up after losses in prior years
MANSFIELD AP The Tappan Co reported net earnings of 1 million for the fourth quarter of 1975 ending December 31, reversing seven straight quarterly losses. Earnings were 34 cents a share on 65 million in sales, vs a 5.3 million loss or 1.75 a share on 58.2 million in 1974. Full year 1975 net loss was 2.7 million, down from 7.3 million in 1974, helped by strong microwave oven demand and better production in the appliance division.
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TRE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
U.S
New York
Rainers
Expf
API
Mobil
NatSul Wl
Norttk
NCRC
AIRCO
Ohio
Owen
ADM
Penn Cent
Alcoa
UN Penne
Wr Arm Airhin
Co Wah
Pfizer Papal
Acan
Phil Morr
Oun
Phill Pet
Am Motors Sa
Moth Ralston
RCA Grabs
Armco
Asbi
Rieh
Sears
Scott Pap
Shell
Sperry
Cal Wu
Chrysler
Coca
Col Bret 4 Ltd
CPC
Pierre Crw
Zel
Stm
R. Srath
American Machine & Foundry
Dresser Am
Te Bendix de DuPont
ISI
Tire
Gillette
Fitchmond Club
Searle G.D
Goody
Smucker
Sybron
Hercules
Toledo Edison Am
Asi Boat
Union Pacific Corp
Wav
Victor
Innick
Woolworth
Marcor
Love affair with a job from Page
Air traffic controllers describe a demanding career with high variety and camaraderie. They emphasize trust among team members, irregular hours, strong pay, and perks like leave, while noting the personal sacrifice and pride in solving complex traffic problems. Chrysler reports a record 1975 loss of 238.5 million dollars.
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FAA
Nelrapors
Presti's
Oberlin
Hemingway
Columbia Gas seeks voiding injunction over rate hike
Columbia Gas of Ohio asks the Ohio Supreme Court to void a Franklin County injunction blocking collection of part of emergency natural gas purchase costs from residential customers. The suit argues lack of jurisdiction, aiming to allow a $17.1 million roll-in from a $33 million emergency buy. A related suit was filed in Franklin County Common Pleas, with hearings not yet set.
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Columbus
UPI
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Franklin County Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Columbia Gas
Attorney General of
Ohio
Columbia
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
State Supreme Court
PUCO
PUCC
Ohio grain and farm product prices report fragment
Ohio market prices show No 7 wheat at 3.48 dollars per bushel and No 2 wheat around 3.55 in central regions with varied oats and corn quotes. The item lists prices for Northeast Northwest and Central zones, plus poultry and butter wholesale figures, reflecting a dated 1976 newspaper snippet.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central
New York
USDA
AES
Chicago
Midwest
Cleveland forgers kept notebook rating easy marks
Cleveland police arrested Jean Hayes and Henia D Johnson on forgery charges and found a notebook rating Cleveland businesses for cashing phony checks. The two women, both from Cleveland, are free on 1000 dollars bond. The notebook listed 12 targets with a star system and even names tellers at times. Police seized the Cadillac outside Cleveland Trust Bank where the arrests occurred.
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Cleveland
Jean Hayes
Henia D. Johnson
Cleveland Trust Bank
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Mr. Drenkin
Page
Robert Gary
Kenneth Gallatin
John Drenkin
FBI
Garrett Murray
Teven
Mr. Kristoff
Eddie
License Bureau
Kristoff
Marsio
Rybka
Rubka
Ken
Mr. Marsico
Olivito
Mrs. Henderson
Ween
Etyria
Bulletin
Beck
Levain
Cleve
J. C. Insurance
Elyma
Cron Cae
John Fuller
Bisdonas
Wall Street
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
bin Rounty Printing
Isha Carcier
United States
Wee
Lorate
Erin Ee Eeeland Tagtss
Insulation Systems CO
Dellefield RD
Elywia