Left handed sergeant to testify at Kent State grand jury
National Guard Sgt Myron C Pryor, photographed with a left handed pistol before the Kent State shooting, will be called to testify as the grand jury probes the May 4 1970 killings of four students. Jurors heard wounded students testifying last week and more witnesses are due.
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Cleveland
UPL
Kent State University
National Guard
Myron C. Pryor
FBI
Cambodia
Dean Kahler
Kent State
Joseph Lewis Jr
Massillon
Canfora
John R. Cleary
Scotia
N. Y
State of the State speech outlines reforms in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan is expected to update Ohio lawmakers on fiscal and fuel issues and push election reform and campaign finance laws. House and Senate schedules include votes on tax exemptions changes, a one year divorce ground, Veterans Day date, and various judiciary and transportation bills amid plans to adjust speed limits for fuel policy.
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UPI
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Ohio
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Gilligan
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
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Senate Elections Committee
Ted. W. Brown
Metzenbaum
Judiciary Committee
Claude Fiocca
Akron
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Transportation Committee
State Director of Transportation
Faymore wins fight to treat welfare relief clients
Dr Leonard Faymore head physician at Doctor's Clinic avoids loss of Medicaid eligibility after state drops proceedings. Ohio welfare officials admit misunderstanding and will not pursue charges while continuing to seek accountability. Faymore, 37, also challenges the Ohio Medical Board over a six month license suspension for prescribing methadone.
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Faymore
Leonard Faymore
Doctor's Clinic
Charles W. Bates
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
James Bender
Lorain County
Bender
Welfare Department
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Medical Board
Breed pair brought to Cleveland on murder charges
MERCER Pennsylvania two Breed motorcycle gang members released for lack of evidence in Lorain murder were extradited to Cleveland to face first degree murder charges over the March 4 slaying of John W Hanson of Brook Park. John Bingo Griker 34 of West Middlesex and David Animal Byerly 22 of Sharon face criminal homicide and conspiracy charges with seven other Breed members.
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Mercer
Breed
Mark
Lorain
Cleveland
John ‘Bingo’ Griker
West Middlesex
David
Animal” Byerly
Sharon
John W. Hanson
Brook Park
Mercer County Common Pleas Court
Gilkey and
Byerly
Gilkey
Chancellor
Breed Gang
Donald "Kraut" Treftz
Lyndon, Ill
Mercer County
Grand Jury
New York
New Jersey
William “Hoss” Zillgit
Troy
N.Y
Gary Roman
Frank Howell
E. Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Terrence Weiss
Indianapolis
Ind
Shenago
Twp
Elyria Sues to Recover Court Fines from County
Elyria files in Common Pleas Court to recover 61195 paid to Lorain County over five years for salaries of the Elyria Municipal Court judge clerk and prosecutor. Judge Vetter ruled reimbursements after law library costs. Solicitor seeks full refund and to bar further reimbursements. case brought by Kosma J Glavas for taxpayer Roy A West.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Kosma J Glavas
Robert Vetter
Norwalk
Vetter
D.W. Trubey
Glavas
Roy A. West
West
Ritenauer Heads Lorain County Commissioners
Lorain County votes their three member board during reorganization with Fred M Ritenauer elected president. Elected in 1968 and 1972, he succeeds Ludwig M Pincura as president, a role tied to real estate tax valuation and official duties. The board also reappointed clerk Thomas St Marie and other assistants. A formal 1974 objective statement is planned for tomorrow.
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Lorain
Fred M Ritenauer
Board of County Commissioners
Ritenauer
Ludwig M Pincura
Board of Revision
Thomas St Marie
Saxbe urges basic changes in local police forces
U S Attorney General William B. Saxbe says local police departments are often ineffective and must undergo basic and necessary changes. He criticizes the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for prioritizing hardware over essential reform and stresses the certainty of apprehension as a deterrent to crime. He links organized crime to gambling foundations and notes businessmen betting on games fuel underworld activity.
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Mechanicsburg
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Saxbe
Thedea
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