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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1975

Page

2

Missing soldier Nolan may be alive in Cambodia

Mary Nolan insists her husband Army Cpl McKinley Nolan, missing since 1966, is alive somewhere in Cambodia. Army officials say there are suspicions he defected or was seen with Viet Cong forces, but Nolan’s wife seeks solid proof and stronger inquiries from the Pentagon.

Washington ON the Brazos Tex Mary Nolan Cambodia Army Pentagon Defense Department McKinley Nolan al- Nolan Nolan Leters Vietnam An Ameri

State agency boss uncovers missing staff in transfer

Ohio state agency leaders find about a quarter of the staff moved by outgoing Democrats to the Industrial Commission to save jobs. Helen Evans names William Sillins to head the missing unit and probes how records show the switch. Investigators say no political motive proven yet, with financial reasons cited for the transfer.

Columbus State Department ‘of Industrial Relations State Industrial Commission Helen W Evans William Sillins Ohio Evans GOP James A. Rhodes Sullins Sam McAdow Tam Department The Industrial Commission

Ohio bills would issue ID cards for non drivers

A proposal in Columbus would let the registrar of motor vehicles issue photo ID cards to residents 18 or older who do not hold a driver's license. The cards, valid five years and costing $2, would be surrendered if the person later obtains a license. Opponents fear the measure could aid law enforcement in verifying ages for drinking youths.

Columbus Registrar of Motor Vehicles Thomas J. Carney Youngstown George D. Tablack Campbell Senate

Bill aims at $5000 tax break for elderly homeowners

State Rep. George D. Tablack Campbell introduced a flat $5,000 exemption on the taxable value of property for owners over a certain age. The bill was offered yesterday during a skeleton session of the Ohio House in adjournment until next week. Current homestead exemption in Ohio is graduated by income and efforts are under way to broaden lower income brackets.

Columbus UPI George D. Tablack Campbell Tablack Ohio

Presley anger hits British radio as Piccadilly bans music

UPI reports Elvis Presley angered Radio Piccadilly in London by saying the station will not play any more Presley records. The station cited the rock star as ungrateful to British fans, noting Presley has reportedly written only three times to the British fan duo in the last decade.

London UPI Elvis Presley Radio Piccadilly Presley

Trucker school accused of cheating hundreds

A federal grand jury charged United States Trucking Services with defrauding about 300 people of roughly 250000 by false promises of jobs as tractor-trailer drivers. The scheme spanned 10 states, with deposits of 200 to 1200 per student, and indictments named London Caputo Cheung Pfeiffer Herder among others.

Philadelphia United States Trucking Services East Looat Gilbert London Huntingdon Valley USTS London Studenta Connecticut Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia Triangle Industrial Park Medford N.J Jack London Alphonso A. Caputo Hedrick Cheung Michael J. Pfeiffer Audubon Melvin T. Herder Willingboro U.S. Atty Robert E. J. Curran U.S Pennsylvania Department of Justice

Second Ohio man sentenced to death in Cincinnati case

In Hamilton County Ohio a three judge panel sentenced Richard A Woods to die in the electric chair for aggravated murder in the July 17 shooting of Cincinnati Police Officer David Cole. Teammate Tidcourt received the same sentence and May Roland Reaves is slated for May 15. No executions in Ohio for over a decade and appeals likely delay any execution.

Cincinnati UPI Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Richard A. Woods David Cole Tidcourt Ayin May Roland Reaves Frank M. Gusweller Ohio Woods and Reaves

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