Defense questions ex-FBI agent in Ratterman retrial
In Covington Kentucky defense lawyers pressed ex FBI agent Frank Staub on the stand as the retrial for six defendants in the Campbell County Sheriff George Ratterman civil rights case continues. Hathaway testified on the second week of the retrial following a hung jury in the prior year.
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FBI
Ratterman
Fense
Frank Staub
Campbell County
George Ratterman
Staub
Mac Swinford
Louisville
James Hathaway
Newport
Hathaway
Tito Carinci
Carinci
Tropicana
Gas main severed forces 75 from Maplewood Dr homes
A 30 inch gas main was severed by an earthmover on Interstate 71 near Brunswick. Seventy five residents from 28 Maplewood Drive homes evacuated. Operator Marvin McAkinley, 32, of Ashland, sustained facial bruises and was treated at Medina Community Hospital. Repairs completed by late afternoon. A lightning strike caused further non structural damage to an evacuated home after evacuation ended.
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Brunswick
Fast Ohio Gas Co
Maplewood Dr
Interstate 71
Marvin McAkinley
Ashland
Medina Community Hospital
Carl Erdier
Cleaning of water main ends tonight
Amherst reports that National Pipe Cleaning Co. will finish cleaning the city’s 10 inch feeder main early tomorrow morning. The crew cleansed the line from the Elyria Waterworks Plant on Lake Erie to the pump station at Cooper Foster Park Rd with a final segment to Cleveland Ave after midnight. The effort raises water pressure and adds about 300,000 gallons per day.
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Amherst
National Pipe Cleaning Co
New York
Raymond Muzilla
Amherst Water Co
Elyria
Lake Erie
Cooper Foster Park Rd
Cleveland Ave
City and Water Co
Jamestown Man Killed in Bridge Crash
Jamestown resident Lee Roy Catterlin, 65, died when his pickup struck a bridge abutment on U S 5 one mile east of Jamestown early today. The crash remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Jamestown
Nema
Lee Roy Catterlin
U.S
Here
Ohio Bell union sign wage pact
The Communications Workers of America and Ohio Bell Tele phone Co signed a 38 month contract providing wage increases of $2.50 a week for 19 000 Ohio Bell employees. CWA director Martin Hughs said the pact had enthusiastic approval and broke resistance on company paid medical care and an improved pension plan. The contract adds about $8 million annually in costs with wage reopeners after 14 and 26 months.
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Cleveland
UPI
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Cc. K. Milner
Ohio
CWA
Martin Hughs
Otyio Bell
Funnels Threaten Midwest as Strong Storms Rake South
Weather service reports funnels spotted near Chicago suburbs and in eastern Iowa with no touchdown. Gusts reached 68 mph at Pensacola NAS and 53 mph in Harrison Arkansas damaging a drive in theater roof. Power lines downed near Farmersville Louisiana and a private plane search paused in St Petersburg Florida area. Lightning knocked Pine Bluff radio off air and 1200 customers lost power in Little Rock. Temperatures ranged 37 to 113 across western states.
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Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Indiana
Iowa
Pensacola
Fla., Naval Air Station
Farmersville
St. Petersburg
Fila
Harrison
Ark
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Plains
Stampede Pass
Wash
Needles
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Contract let for cemetery addition in Elyria
The Elyria Board of Control awarded Matlock Construction Co. the $28,850 contract to add a chapel, storage and office space to Brookdale Cemetery on Oberlin Rd. Completion is to occur in 90 days. The city also awarded Toledo Scale Corp. a $4,822 contract for landfill scales with installation to be readvertised. Elyria Harley Davidson Sales Co. won a $1,638 three wheeled police motorcycle with trade in.
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Brookdale Cemetery
Oberlin Rd
Elyria Board of Control
Matlock Construction Co
Charles V. Neeson
Matt Herman
Elyria
Toledo Scale Corp
Toledo
Neeson
Fairbanks, Morse and Co
Cleveland
Elyria Harley-Davidson Sales Co
Playground contests shape junior Olympic semifinals
Elimination contests at Ely Stadium on August 2 determine semifinalists in the Junior Olympics amid dense city playground activity. Readouts from 9 to 11, 12 to 13, and 14 to 15 age groups list winners across sprint, jumps, relays, pole funds, and team events with numerous schools and venues named.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria
Charles R. Hoagland
Walter Moody
Edison
Nole Pallas
Cascade
William Beard
Larry Pietch
McKinley
Paul Edwards
Hamilton
Frank Waldovitch
Ron Miller
Eastgate
Ron Widner
Spring Valley
Craig
Williams
Denny Rothel
Greg Horace
Hastgate
John Schandersky
Ely
Levi Wingard
Carl Leslie
Craig Williams
David Jackson
Larry Thurman
Allen
Randy Stevenson
Jim Couch
Elg
Civil rights troubleshooter meets with Cambridge men
United Press International reports Justice Department aide Burke Marshall met with Cambridge Negro leaders and Maryland officials for nine hours to ease racial tensions in Cambridge Maryland. The meeting followed a marathon session with Kennedy allies and city leaders.
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Cambridge
Justice Department
Washington
Burke Marshall
Maryland
Marshall
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago Board of Education
New Bern
N.C
Defense Department
Havelock
Camp Lejeune
Kennedy
Seattle
Trenton
N.J
Elyria Mayor proposes annexing 29 acres of South Recreation Field
Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson says the city may seek to annex 29 acres of South Recreation Field under a new state law. The field borders the city on two sides and 16th Street on the third, surrounding nearby residents with city property and possibly encouraging annexation.
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Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
16Th St
Utilities billing not on schedule in Elyria
Elyria officials say a billing changeover is in progress causing late bills and occasional on time bills. Utilities Supt. Joseph M. Grace says calls to the department have increased as the office works to restore a regular schedule. A few duplicate bills were sent out and about 25 customers were wrongly billed as in arrears before receiving corrected statements.
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Elyria
Joseph M. Grace
Grace
Woodards Indicted in Fatal Home Assault
Grand jury expected to indict John BE Woodards 25 of North Ridgeville for the July 13 fatal beating of Margaret Van Arsdale in her Rt 82 home. Assistant Prosecutor Otero says first degree murder indictment likely. Investigator Ondreyev to testify. 13 cases set. two substitutes named for the grand jury.
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John BE. Weodards
Jayveux Rd
North Ridgeville
Margaret van Arsdale
Woodards
John B. Otero
Paul J. Mikus
Michael Ondreyev
Sherif
John D. Pincura
John Pleska
Pasadena Ave
Tihel M. Tesier
Walnut St
Pauline Urvanek
Lorain
William Peter
Eivria
State farm escapees back in jail
GRAFTON The two prisoners missing from State Farm were captured by Lorain County deputies at 12 37 am on Rt 252 near Sprague Rd and taken to Mansfield Reformatory. Alvin T Shade and William H Bryner were identified by residents and no resistance was offered.
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Grafton
Lorain County
Rt. 252
Sprague Rd
Alvin T. Shade
Diamond
Ohio
William H. Bryner
Newton Falls
Mansfield Reformatory
Shade
Bryner
Eight Filings Listed at Lorain County Elections Office
The Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria shows eight filings for local offices. Names include Garnard H. Cowling Oberlin for Oberlin Board of Education George Robson Elyria for Carlisle Township clerk Helen Allsop South Amherst for treasurer George Dennison Kipton for Kipton council Glenn Baker Kipton for Kipton council Raymond Braun Kipton for Kipton council Lowell Sellers Avon Lake for treasurer Paw Boase Oberlin for Oberlin Board of Education.
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Lorain County Board of Elections
Elyria
Garnard H. Cowling
South Main St
Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education
George Robson
Grafton Rd
Carlisle Township
Helen Allsop
East Main St
South Amherst
George Dennison
Haigh Rd
Kipton
Glenn Baker
West St
Raymond
Red Cross Learn-To Swim Begins at Cascade Park Pool
The Red Cross Learn-To Swim program at Cascade Park pool starts Monday after a one day delay due to scheduling. Mrs. Mona Barnes notes all five city pools are at capacity for the June 24 to August 13 program with many children already enrolled and fees due.
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Red Cross
Cascade Park Pool
Mona Barnes
Red Croas Water Safety
Elyria
Lago
Virginia Senator Robertson Faces Crumbling Oligarchy Grip
Long-time Virginia senator A Willis Robertson, chairman of the banking committee, endures pushback as hearings on the truth in lending bill proceed without his consent. The episode signals eroding power amid proposed new rules and a liberal majority reshaping committee control.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Banking Committee
Senate
Robertson
White House
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Sen
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Joseph J. Williams
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
New Frontier
Eisenhower
Williams
Douglas
Chicago
John
Sparkman
Alabama
Missouri
Edward Long
Jacob Javits
New York
Javits
Ivery
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Covington, Ky
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Ken Mahl
John McDivitt
Paul Wesebaum
Les Welton
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Ken Woodell
Greg Crist
Charlies Armstrong
Jack Phillips
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Mike Evans
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Michelle Thurman
Denny Dowling
Pam Tanner
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Sondra Wilburn
Chris Casey
Square
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Gary Benz
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Don Watters
Rod Began
Patty Sheaffer
Rob Began
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Foursquare
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Shelli Willbond
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Twist
Shelia Snyder
Pony
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Willy
Ron Palmer
Checkers
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Mill
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Johnny Kaczmarczyk
Bill Milchen
Dorrie Phiel
Jack Staff
Mary Yost
Eddie O'Donnell
Four Square
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Gary Cowley
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Mike Schunk
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Leake County
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