Mosher retirement called unusually candid, WSJ notes
Wall Street Journal column highlights U S Rep. Charles A. Mosher retirement letter praising timing and stance. Otten calls the speech candid and classy and notes Mosher, 70, a former newspaperman and expert in science policy reform and privacy. He also cites Mosher as the first Republican to oppose further Vietnam involvement.
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U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Allen L. Otten
Wall Street Journal
Otten
Mosher
Vietnam
Judge upholds $508,000 malpractice award in Ohio case
A visiting common pleas judge in Cleveland denied a motion to reduce the $508,000 jury award to Dr. Raymond F. Rooney over unnecessary hysterectomy performed on Claudette M Armstrong. The ruling kept $500,000 for Mrs Armstrong and $8,000 for her husband, amid fight over new medical malpractice limits and related appeals.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Sheffield Lake
Merle Hoddinot
Monroe County
Michael R. Gallegher
Gallegher
Ohio
Claudette M Armstrong
Raymond F. Rooney
Columbia Rd
Olmsted Falls
John
Gallagher
Rooney's Insurance Company
Rooney
Michael Shane
Teen charged in Shaker Heights girl slaying
A Michigan teenager was arrested in Marco Island Florida and charged with first degree murder in the strangulation of 16 year old Linda Greenbaum of Shaker Heights. He is held without bond. The Greenbaums had vacationed there and Linda was to return to Shaker Heights for school. Her naked body was found buried on a resort beach after she vanished from a New Year Eve party. Lionel P. Greenbaum is a VP at Merill Lynch and manages the Investment Plaza office.
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Linda Greenbaum
Shaker Heights
Marco Island
Fla
Judge Offers Bouquet and Fine in New Municipal Court
NORWALK Nebraska man Ronald Chinell 27 of Tiden was cited for driving while intoxicated after New Year’s Eve. Judge Don Derby greeted him as the court’s first defendant then imposed a $200 fine and 30 day driving ban in Ohio. Chinell had completed a three day jail term and left without the flowers. The Norwalk Municipal Court replaces several local courts and will hear cases in most of Huron County except Sherman and Lyle townships. Derby ran unopposed in the November election.
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Norwalk
Nebraska
Don Derby
Chineil
Ohio
Huron County
Sherman and
Lyle
Derby
Reichlin Ends Decade as Elyria Mayor in Quiet Farewell
On his last day in office Reichlin spoke of relief and mixed emotions as he departed Elyria after ten years. A subdued mood followed a decade of controversy, with a final note leaving office details for successor Marguerite Bowman. He refused to sign an $800 pay authorization for Bowman, stating it as her first potential action.
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Peggy
Elyria
Marguerite E Bowman
Bowman
Elyria woman’s son dies in Westlake crash at Crocker and Clements
In Westlake a three car crash at Crocker Road and Clements Drive killed Wayne Croft, 13 months, son of Mrs Valarie Croft of Elyria. Six others were injured and treated at Bay View and Fairview General hospitals. Police said no traffic signal at the intersection and the Smith car from Elyria collided with a Bay Village vehicle and a third car. The coroner will rule on the death next week.
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Westlake
Elyria
Crocker Road
Clements Drive
Wayne Croft
Valarie Croft
Bath St
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Cuyahoga County
Bay View
Fanview General Hospitals
James Smith
Middle Ave
Smith
Ferné Kallerud
Yarmouth Lane
Fairview General Hospital
Gren
David Chowning
Rosita Allen
Conservative Kay Runs For Office Without Party
In Columbus AP report conservative Richard B Kay seeks ballot access as a Democrat for the U S Senate but must first win a court challenge. Secretary of State Ted W Brown says Kay cannot run in the June primary due to voting in the American Independent Party in 1972. Kay joins James Nolan as the only two announced Democratic senatorial hopefuls with others including Rep James V Stanton and former Sen Howard Metzenbaum expected to enter soon. Former Gov John J Gilligan may also announce. Kay plans to file suit in U S District Court within 10 days challenging the law as a First Amendment and equal protection issue, while declining to discuss campaign finance or alliances.
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Columbus
Richard B Kay
Ted W. Brown
Kay
U. S.senate
American Independent Party
Ohio
AIP
Congress
Senate
Cleveland
Democratic Party
James Nolan
James V. Stanton
Howard Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
Asst
James Marsh
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Party
Three Injured in Sandusky Bar Shooting
Three people were wounded when a man opened fire inside Shamrock Bar and Grill on Warren Street. Larry Kuhn, 30, was in serious condition at Toledo’s Medical College of Ohio with a lower abdomen wound. Jack Kaufman, 37, was in satisfactory condition at the same hospital for a groin gunshot. Ernie Wiess, pending age, was in satisfactory condition at Providence Hospital with an upper thigh wound. A suspect identified by witnesses was being sought on a warrant.
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Sandusky
Shamrock Bar and Grill
Warren Street
Larry Kuhn
Ohio Motor Court
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Kuhn
Jack Kaufman
W. Perry St
The
Medical College
Ernie Wiess
Providence Hospital
Vermilion mayor cuts salary for safety director
Vermilion Mayor Art Crow took on safety director duties and proposed eliminating the 2100 dollar salary. The City Council approved combining the roles and is expected to formalize the change at the Monday meeting. Crow said the move streamlines government by removing a middle manager overseen by the mayor. Also named were Jean Maiden as service director, Lawrence Schell as city law director, Jim Odom council president, and David Giese president pro tem. Mary Lou Rubright was named clerk of council.
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Democratic Party
I T
James T. Tracey
Sandra Perkins
Dolores Gidich
Jan Axford
Don Rothgery
Vermilion
Art Crow
Monday Night Crow
Crow
Vermilion Municipal Court
David Daley
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Mela Milles
Alan Zaleski
Virginia Holcomb
Zaleski
Shaker
Marco Island, Fla
Michigan
Ronald Chinell
Tiden, Neb
City Hall
Edward Huffman
Chronicle-Telegram
By Gary Clark
Minneapolis
U. S. District Court
Wallace
Marsh
Brown
Lloyd A. Kinney
Leonard Reichtin
Peg Bowman
Kinney
Lyle Scott
Haven Dr
Kim Tonros
Viermilion
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