Lorain mob probe tangled in political clash
The Lorain investigation links to area probes and memo exchanges with Brown and Starrett. Starrett was charged with theft by deception, found guilty, and fined $1,000 before moving to California. The grand jury cases spanned local and federal courts, with indictments and convictions in both venues and public statements from Brown and Grunda.
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Bowling Green
Cincinnati
Dayton
Starrett
California
Grand Jury
Granda
Elyria
Federal Crime Strike Force
Cleveland
Robert Gary
Grunda
Brown
Suspect sought in Bob Crane killing in Arizona
Scottsdale police say they have a suspect in the murder of actor Bob Crane but lack sufficient evidence to indict. The Arizona Republic cited John Carpenter as the suspect, with Maricopa County Attorney Charles Hyder saying evidence to show probable cause is lacking. Crane was found beaten to death in his Scottsdale hotel room on June 29.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Scottsdale
Bob Crane
The
Arizona Republic
John Carpenter
Maricopa County
Charles Hyder
Bolivia coup bid by Pereda shocks La Paz and Cochabamba
Gen. Juan Pereda led a coup attempt after Bolivia's July 9 election was cancelled. Pro-Pereda broadcasts demanded recognition of his victory and power transfer while the army occupied La Paz to restore order. Opposition accused fraud and transport of pro-military voters.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Juan Pereda
Santa Cruz
Cocahabamba
Pereda
Walter Rios Gamboa
Air Force College
Hugo Banzer
National Election Board
Banzer
Cochabamba
Peoples Nationalist Union
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Miami flight attendant wins Nevada slot jackpot
Laura O Neil, a 52 year old National Airlines worker from Miami, won a 250000 dollar jackpot at the Las Vegas Hilton. The payout is believed to be Nevada's largest slot machine payoff. O Neil shared plans to retire from the airline and reward her daughters, while celebrating with her sister and brother in law.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Laura O'Neill
Miami
Nevada
Las Vegas Hilton
41 colleges accused of bias against women in sports
Federal civil rights officials say 41 colleges nationwide face charges of violating Title IX by failing to provide equal opportunities in intercollegiate and intramural sports. Yale Cornell Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Laney College Carroll College Pensacola Junior College are among the institutions cited. action and possible loss of federal funds possible with appeals rights.
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Washington
UPI
Yale
Cornell
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Laney College
California
Carrol College
Montana
Pensacola
Fla
Ms. Brown
The
Office For Civil Rights
HEW
There's more than just luck says lottery winner
Leon Matusoff, a 72 year old Dayton shop owner, credits faith and luck as he reaches 300000 in Ohio Lottery winnings after a 150000 win this week with a possible 200000 on deck. Co winners include Barbara Hopes 10000, Andrew Ondus 8000, Dave Regiec 7100, Leona Hall 7000. Extra prizes add up across several finalists and regional lotteries.
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Cleveland
UPI
Leon Matusoff
Ohio Lottery
Dayton
Martha
Barbara E. Hopes
Orwell
Andrew P. Ondus
Fairview Park
Dave Regiec
Canton
Leona Hall
Edinboro
Area districts miss big state aid boost in revised figures
The latest state aid revisions cut area basic aid to 818 655 more than 1.7 million expected, with Lorain, North Olmsted, and Strongsville among the hit. North Olmsted drops to 254 280 from about 575 000. Strongsville to 150 083, sparking concern over near-zero year-end cash and potential deficits. Amherst gains 634 378 rather than 436 680, while Avon Lake and others benefit from guarantees and adjusted valuations.
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Lorain
Charles Nunley
North Olmsted
Strongsville
Brown
North Ridgeville
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Amherst
Wellington
Avon
Clearview
Columbia
Firelands
Keystone
Midview
South Amherst
Berin-Milan
Vermulion
Bay Village
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Bell
Israel and Egypt clash over Leeds Castle talks follow-up
Israel and Egypt said no agreement was reached on a new round of talks urged by Cyrus Vance after Leeds Castle discussions. Dayan dismissed a two week timetable, while Kamel warned for flexible Israeli proposals and a site change. Begin offered to meet Sadat anywhere with no preconditions.
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Egypt
Israel
Leeds Castle
Cyrus Vance
Vance
London
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Cairo
Ibrahim Kamel
Kamel
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Vance Sees August Restart For Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and President Carter plan the next steps after a 10 day European trip. Vance presided over talks between Egyptian and Israeli ministers in England, signaling a resumed push in early August. Egypt signaled potential attendance contingent on Israeli changes, while U.S. mediator Atherton prepares to organize the plan in Cairo and Jerusalem.
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Washington
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Carter
Middle East
Vance
England
Jerusalem
Secretary of State
Muhammed Kamel
London
U.S
Alfred Atherton
Cairo
Midway Mall to get new manager Monday
Midway Mall will change managers on Monday with Karl Woodard leaving Elyria to lead Euclid Square Mall in Euclid. His successor is 23-year-old Mike Thompson, previously assistant manager at Hanes Mall in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, now joining the Elyria center.
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Midway Mall
Karl Woodard
Euclid Square Mall
Euclid
Mike Thompson
Elyria
Hanes Mall
Winston-Salem
N.C
Jacobs, Visconsi and
Jacobs
Sydney
Thompson
Woodard
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