Zaccaro pleads guilty in real estate scheme linked to Ferraro
John Zaccaro husband of Geraldine Ferraro admitted guilt in a fraudulent real estate plan intended to spare his family publicity and anguish. He faced a misdemeanor with potential jail time, while co-defendant Harold Farrell also pleaded guilty. Authorities say the deal would have earned Zaccaro a $333,000 commission and 8 percent ownership if completed.
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Couple has 20 kids in 25 years lineville al
In Lineville Alabama Samuel and Betty Jo Hardy marked 25 years of marriage amid a large family. They live in an eight room house with 20 children at home while 22 total include two grown children. The family relies on a cabinet shop job and food stamps. Neighbors praise their unity and care.
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Celeste signs Ohio law to curb child abductions
Gov. Richard Celeste signed a law strengthening child abduction prevention and missing child location efforts. The measure creates school education programs, police training, and requires reporting missing children to the NCIC system. It makes abduction a felony and requires investigations within 12 hours. The signing occurred at Downtown Preschool Development Center with Sen. Lee Fisher and Adam Walsh’s father in attendance. The act takes effect in 90 days.
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John Birch founder Welch dies at 95 in Massachusetts
Robert H. Welch Jr. the farm boy turned candy executive and founder of The John Birch Society has died at a Winchester nursing home at age 95. He led the ultra conservative group from 1958 for nearly 25 years after its founding. Welch aimed to “less government, more individual responsibility” and sought to map global communist control with the United States in deep pink on his world map.
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Civil Service may rule on EMT training dispute
Elyria city officials and the firefighters union debate EMT certification for all city firefighters. Council delayed second reading of a measure requiring EMTs by May 1 1985 pending Civil Service Commission input and possible alternative options.
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Woman charged in Cleveland Hopkins hijack attempt
Cleveland police charged 42 year old Granetta Mays with six counts of attempted aggravated murder for the Hopkins International Airport hijack attempt. She was shot Friday night as authorities stormed the Boeing 727 after four hostages were held for over six hours. Four initial hostages remained unharmed. Detective Bolton said one count stemmed from wounding a gate attendant, two from shots at police, and two from gunfire during the confrontation. A bond hearing was set for Tuesday. Mays remains hospitalized under guard.
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