Indictments looming in Lorain Clinic drug probe
Arrests linked to the Doctors Clinic at Butternut Ridge Road may reach 75, as Sheriff Mertz said, with indictments already issued. First arrest made for aggravated trafficking, while the clinic remains in operation after a Wednesday raid by federal and state agents. Officials expect more arrests and federal involvement as the six month multi-agency probe continues.
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President Carter may face subpoena in Billy Libya case
Senate panel leader said a subpoena for President Carter to testify is possible over Billy Carter's $220000 Libyan linked dealings. Carter has offered to testify to put the storm behind him, while Billy denies exerting influence on Washington and has registered as a Libyan foreign agent. Brzezinski involvement noted. first lady Roberta Carter speculated about testifying. DOJ previously dropped the matter.
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Letter-bomb killer paroled in Lorain murder case
Orville Stifel II, 33, paroled after ten years for the 1968 letter bomb death of Daniel J. Ronec, a Lorain man killed when he opened a bomb mailed to his mother's West 32nd Street home. Stifel, a former Cincinnati lab tech, now works as a law clerk and seeks to clear his name with new motions and access to 1,400 previously secret USPS documents. He lives in Cleveland Heights with his sister and is represented by Ford L. Noble and others who previously won malpractice damages against Stifel’s former defense counsel.
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Grafton
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Cincinnati Laboratory
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Cincinnati
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Fred H. Mandel
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Hronec
U.S
Orville
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Massive $17 million marina proposal for Bay Village
Bay Village considers a $17 million 2 Lake Exie marina near the Bay Boat Club after 15 years of discussion. Mayor James Cowles asks council to approve a $9,000 study to test feasibility. He argues the project could boost revenue through gas and boat sales, storage, launching fees, and a restaurant, funded by federal bonds and river division cooperation. The plan includes winter storage for 600 boats and a 2,000 foot lakefront extension, with significant land donation history cited.
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GM and AMC Post Historic Second-Quarter Losses
GM and AMC reported their largest quarterly deficits ever with GM at 413 million and AMC at 84.9 million. The industry faces its steepest sales drop since the early 1970s, as Ford and Chrysler plan temporary production halts and layoffs rise to about 247,450 workers nationwide.
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Weather Update Cloudy Skies With Showers Possible
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 65 tonight. Saturday highs around 82 with south to southwest winds near 15 mph. High reached 82 at 3:38 p.m. Thursday. low 61 earlier today. Details on Page B-3.
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