Elyria Teller Charged in $118000 Union Savings Embezzlement
FBI accuses Mrs Marie Klinar of head teller theft at Union Savings Midway Mall branch, issuing phony collateral loans to steal $118,000. Bail set at $10,000. she faces U S Magistrate and possible grand jury indictment. Neighbors describe lavish lifestyle and altered aliases used during the scheme.
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FBI
Elyria
Union Savings Association
Midway Mall
U.S
Herbert T. Maher
Cleveland
Louis Klinar
Northfield Dr
Union Savings Branch
Marie Klinar
William Beyer
Klinar
Savings and Loan
Robert Davis
Northfield
School boundary changes split session plan listed
A plan to relieve overcrowding in Elyria City Schools includes split sessions and boundary shifts. A Feb. 11 public hearing at Northwood Junior High invites input as five tax issues fueled overcrowding this year. The proposal, called a working paper, outlines boundary moves among Prospect Hamilton Spring Valley Eastgate McKinley and Windsor plus split classes for fifth and sixth grades at several schools.
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Elyria
Northwood Junior High
Roy Berko
Dr. Berko
Thomas L. Showalter
Prospect
Hamilton
Spring Valley
Eastgate
McKinley
Columbia Avenue
James Earl Ray Granted Hearing on New Trial Hint
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Ray, serving 99 years for King’s murder, entitled to an evidentiary hearing that could lead to a new trial. The decision, 2-1, followed claims of coercion and bribery to plead guilty.
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Ray
King
William Bradford
Huie
Foreman
Finsterwald
Six Willard residents survive lake plane crash near Burke Lakefront
A single engine Cherokee crashed into Lake Erie near Edgewater Park early today after takeoff from Burke. Pilot Arthur Heck and five passengers Arthur Buurma Richard Buurma Max Arndt Michael Weener and Arlyce Amphien, all from Willard, swam through icy water to safety, were treated for exposure at Lutheran Medical Center and released. Authorities expect to recover the aircraft as Coast Guard and Army Corps crews assist.
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Cleveland
Willard
Burke
Lake Erie
Lutheran Medical Center
Arthur Heck
Heck Flying Service
Robert Buurma
Richard Buurma
Max Arndt
Michael Weener
Arlyce Amphien
Buurma Brothers
Arndt
Weener
Amphien
Midwest Industries
Edgewater Park
Heck
Coast Guard
Too Tall Jones Goes to Dallas in 1973 NFL Draft
Eddie Too Tall Jones, a 6-foot-8, 260-pound defensive lineman from Tennessee State, was the No. 1 pick of the Dallas Cowboys. The 22-year-old, nicknamed Too Tall, could play tackle or end and was praised for a dominant season and a national small college title. Bo Mathews of Colorado was also selected by San Diego. The draft notes list several picks by other teams.
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Dallas Cowboys
Too Tall
San Francisco
Bill Sandifer
UCLA
Los Angeles
John Cappelletti
Penn State
Green Bay Packers
Barry Smith
Richmond
New Orleans
Rick Middleton
Ohio State
Denver
Randy Gradishar
NEW York
UPI
Eddie
Jones
Tennessee State
Cowboys
Walt Patulski
Buffalo
John Matuszak
Houston
Billy Parks
Tody Smith
Jackson
Tenn
Deacon Jones
San Diego
Bo Mathews
Colorado
Mathews
Defeative Pat urges prayers for President and the press
First Lady Pat Nixon, in Washington after Camp David secrecy, tells reporters the President is in great health and expresses faith. She comments on sleep, says the President wakes at night and plays before bed, and urges prayers for the President and the press, noting everyone needs prayers.
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Pat
Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
Camp David
Nixon
White House
Tno
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Dave Russ
Davis
A. J. Janowicz
Northfield Ave
Abbe Rd
Avon Lake
Lorain
Oberlin—Council
Amherst
Elyria Avenue
Open of the People
Denison
Prospect Street
Stanford
Concord Streets
Ely School
Wilkes Villa
Roosevelt
ERIE
Windsor
Hollywood
Sandalwood Drives
Abbe Road
Ely
Westwood
N. Y. Harbor
Harbor
World Trade Center
Lady Liberty
Harry Phillips
William Miller
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare
Bernard Finsterwald
Percy Foreman
C-T
Army Corps of Engineers
Hicks
Giants
Tall’ Jones
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