Shortage at Marsico deputy registrar office eyed for grand jury
The Columbus bureau reports a large shortage in the four years Anthony J. Marsico ran the Elyria deputy registrar office. Officials say the estimated gap near 325000, with talks of criminal indictments likely. The audit will be shown to a Lorain County Grand Jury July 22.
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Marsho
Broad Street
Curtis Andrews
Ferguson
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
Grunda
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
East River St
Ford blasts federal bureaucracy at GOP fund raiser in Cleveland
President Ford told 1,300 Ohio Republicans that shortages of natural gas stem from federal controls. He faulted the Federal Power Commission and urged Congress to curb interstate gas transport rules to free supplies, warn ing Ohio could face winter shortages and jobs losses. Cleveland venue eyed for 1976 convention. no site decision made.
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Louisiana
Texas
South
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U.S
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Miami
New Orleans
Kansas City
Fourth of July fete marks 200 years since 1775
United Press International reports America prepared for a special Fourth of July weekend 260 years after the start of the struggle for independence. President Ford planned to visit Baltimore to reenact the 1814 Ft McHenry event as fireworks lit the skies in states authorizing displays while a federal sparkler ban debate lingered before rules take effect.
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Ft. McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Federal
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Ruppert found guilty in record mass murder case
James Ruppert, 41, convicted on 11 counts of aggravated murder in the Easter Sunday killings of his mother, brother, sister-in-law and eight nieces and nephews at their Hamilton home. A three-judge panel deliberated 3 1/2 hours before delivering the verdict amid a somber crowd. Sentencing set before the same panel. defense plans an appeal after transcripts. Psychiatrists found Ruppert psychotic, a factor in possible capital punishment considerations.
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James Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ruppert
Hugh Holbrook
Rappert
Butler County
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Fireworks and foundry display spark nation’s image
A photo from Elyria Foundry shows three induction-melting electric surfaces pouring molten iron into a ladle for use in casting. The plant’s $1.5 million installation heats to 2650 degrees and reflects industrial progress. Page 29 features the full story with a Gene Krebs credit.
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Elyria Foundry
Gene Krebs
Chrysler chairman Townsend resigns from post
Detroit AP report says Lynn Townsend plans to retire as Chrysler Corp chairman on Oct 1 after leading since 1967 amid heavy 1974 losses. A management shakeup expands President Riccardo J. to broader duties, with Townsend resigning and a special directors meeting planned.
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Townsend
United States
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Riccardo
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