Tragic Back Bay fire claims Diana Bryant and others
In Boston Back Bay a five story apartment blaze yesterday left 19 year old Diana Bryant dead and her 2 year old goddaughter Tiamie Jones injured, fireman Robert ONeill narrowly escaped as the fire escape failed. Bryant died in the fall while the child survived in fair condition and ONeill clung to the ladder to safety. Meanwhile an unrelated indictment has Anthony J Marsho charged with theft in office for $320,431.22 missing from Marsico's Auto License Bureau in 1974, with two misdemeanors and further probe planned. Marsho bonded at $50,000 and due in Lorain County Common Pleas Court next Monday. The case raises questions about missing funds and possible other charges.
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Gives Way
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Anthony J. Marsho
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Frank Horvath
Lorain County
Marsho
Ohio
West Broad Street
Lincoln Cars and Food Stamps Case Highlights Policy
Lorain County Welfare Department officials explain eligibility for food stamps tied to income and transportation needs. A 1973 Lincoln Continental in a courthouse lot prompted public scrutiny when a related applicant's husband, on sick leave, met income rules and vehicle ownership used for essential transport.
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Lorain
Wworan
Welfare Office
Outright lies denied by Lorain Welfare Action Center head
WAC Director James Dickerson called charges that staff demanded repayment for emergency aid outright lies. Welfare department spokesmen say some clients were told to repay aid, while Dickerson notes loans to clients occurred and some donations came from staff. Board meeting held to discuss agency problems as Dickerson faced a prior welfare fraud guilty plea.
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Lorain County Welfare Department
Gerard Prinz
Welfare Action Center
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Welfare Action Group
Joann Jones
End of era Stafford predicts new space age
Houston AP Thomas P Stafford, commanding the last US manned space mission for years, regrets the era ending but foresees a space shuttle era. He spoke at a news conference aboard the orbiting Apollo as Slayton and Brand joined, answering questions via radio from space. He said the shuttle will expand space work, be costly in the near term, and bring great, Earth benefiting achievements. The trio, linked to Soyuz, prepared for return as Leonov and Kubasov finished their mission.
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Alexei Leonovy
Valeri Kubasov
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