Pay-for-aid scheme charged to welfare office staff
Allegations claim a department office pressed repayment demands while the Welfare Action Center and 648 Board faced improper funding questions. affidavits name several staffers and indicate misuse of emergency welfare funds, including food and clothing subsidies, with Dickerson pleading guilty to welfare fraud.
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WAC
Stan
Szanyi
Dickerson
Grand Jury
Prinz
Lewis
Lorain
Welfare County Board of Mental Health and Mental Welfare
Welfare Action Center
Stany
648
James Tesult
Welfare Department
Grand jury probes $300K Elyria Auto Bureau shortage
A Lorain County grand jury sits through late August and may indict and widen probe into more than $325,000 missing from Elyria Auto License Bureau during Marsico era. Ex convict linked via investigator Rybka and a state audit confirms the shortage. police and patrol reports mention bagmen and uncharged activity.
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Elyria Auto License Bureau
Ass’t County
John D. Pincura
Chronicle-Telegram
Anthony J. Marsico
Elyria
Grand Jury
Pincura
Joseph T. Ferguson
Marsha
Michael
Rybka
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Marsho
East River St
John J. Gilligan
Broad Street
James A. Rhodes
Marsico
Gilligan
C-T
Curtis Andrews
Ferguson
The Music Man rehearsals in Sheffield Village stage show
Con man with musical pitch Darin Schwarz as professor Har old Hill gestures during a scene from The Music Man. Cast members rehearse for the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Summer Theatre presentation at Sheffield Middle School Harris Road and Colorado Avenue Sheffield Village. Schwarz, 15, is son of Frank and Mrs Schwarz 4520 Day St. Other actors include Stephan Zaborniak 14 as Winthrop Paroo Marian the Librarian played by Carol Van Treuren 14 Eulalie Shinn played by Michele DiLuciano 15 and Mayor Shinn played by Jeffrey Janosik 14. Photo by Gene Krebs.
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Darin Schwarz
Harold Hill
Henry Zaborniak
Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Carol van Treuren
Marian
Deanne van Treuren
Redwood
Michele DiLuciano
Eulalie Shinn
Gabriel DiLuciano
Gayle
Jeffrey Janosik
Mayor Shinn
Edward J. Janosik
Northwood Dr
Gene Krebs
Prices rise sharply in June with 0.8 percent jump
The Labor Department reports the Consumer Price Index rose 0.8 percent in June, double May’s increase and the steepest rise since September. Food costs climbed 1.5 percent, grocery food 1.9 percent, with meat up 5.8 percent and fruits and vegetables 2.4 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Egypt to extend Sinai buffer pact and advance peace talks
Diplomatic sources in Cairo say Egypt will accept the UN Security Council appeal to extend the Sinai peacekeeping mandate and that progress is being made on a new interim peace agreement with Israel. Sadat may announce acceptance tonight or review developments later as Israeli forces stay on alert amid Jordanian troop shifts. Gasoline prices rise about three percent to 57 cents regular and 60 cents premium, with real earnings and CPI data showing June inflation and labor earnings changes.
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Cairo
Egypt
UN Security Council
Sinai
Israel
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
Security Council
Labor Department
City Eyes Purchase of Lanes for Downtown Youth Center
Elyria plans to evaluate Adams Lanes and Tangerine Room bordering the Ely Building at 621 W Broad St for a downtown youth center. Mayor Leonard Reichlin said the building will be appraised soon to gauge price suitability and recommended purchase for a Police Department administered recreation center in the Ely Building.
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Elyria
Adams Lanes
Tangerine Room
Ely
West Broad Street
Leonard Reichlin
Broad St
Kelley plans new citizen crime fighting program
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley and Police Foundation president Patrick Murphy announce a joint push to mobilize citizens in crime fighting after an 18 percent rise in serious U.S. crime in the first quarter. The plan includes community organizing to shield the elderly from predators amid a nationwide crime surge.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Patrick Murphy
The
Police Foundation
Weather outlook with clear night and mild heat
Clear tonight with a low in the mid 60s and light variable winds. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of showers and highs in the low 80s. Sunset today is 8 54 p m and sunrise tomorrow 6 12 a m.
Batavia Boy Wins Real Fire Engine Toy For Birthday
Augie Gering, age four, won a 16 Dodge fire engine at auction from St Charles Fire Department for 511 dollars. The family plans to use the truck for parades and local rides, though sirens and red lights cannot be operated legally. Augie eagerly imagines a fireman future alongside his father and sister Katherine.
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August Gering
Batavia, I
Joba
Shannon
Batavia
Ill
Elynor Gering
Augie
Mary Sue Bowman
St. Charles
Gering
Chicago
August
John Peterson
Batavia Police Department
John
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