FBI secret telephone directory kept from public view
A Washington report details the FBI telephone directory as a secret tool not accessible to reporters or the public. The dispute began Feb 21 with a petition under FOIA and ended July 17 when Attorney General Levi modified a Kelley ruling, saying leaks could harm privacy and that the switchboard can route calls to any needed office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iap
FBI
Edward H. Levi
Clarence M Kelley
Kelley
Levi
Japanese youth fails hijacking of ANA jet in Tokyo
A 17 year old high school student seized control of an All Nippon Airways Lockheed L1011 after boarding at Tokyo airport. He ordered Hawaii or Okinawa as passengers, was overpowered by undercover guards, and no one aboard was hurt. Airport operations were halted as authorities questioned the suspect Hidekatsu Oshima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Hawaii
Hidekatsu Oshima
Okinawa
All Nippon Airways
Japan
Hokkaido
Takaaki Kimura
Save railroads plan sent to Congress
Washington UPI reports the US Railway Association outlines a 15000 mile consolidated rail system with 5700 miles of branches and a $186 billion to $2.5 billion direct government aid range. ConRail would take over Penn Central and six other bankrupt lines with private return possible if profitable by 1979. Six Ohio crosslines prioritized for rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
US Railway Association
USRA
Congress
Ohio
House
Senate
Consolidated Rail Corp
Penn Central
ConRail
Erie Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ann Arbor
Secretary of Transportation
Turkish officers to take over 12 U S bases in Turkey
Ankara said Turkish officers will relieve American commanders at 12 bases tomorrow. Six sites, including four intelligence facilities and a U S 6th Fleet navigational aid station at Incirlik, suspended operations yesterday. The other six small communications installations will run under Turkish command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
UPI
United States
U.S
Turkey
Incirlik
Former roller derby skater dies after ornament accident
Elyria man John T. Biequett 6120 Elyna Ave died at 5 50 am after tripping on a glass ornament on a table and falling onto a sharp prism. Lorain County Coroner Dr William Kishman and sheriff deputies said no foul play. authorities awaiting ruling. Biequett, born in Cleveland, formerly skated for the Los Angeles Bombers and lived in the area about two years. Funeral plans not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Avenue
Los Angeles Bombers
John T. Biequett
Elyna Ave
William Kishman
Lorain County
Kishman
Lorain County Sheriff's
Helton
McArthur
Cleveland
Plea of Innocent Reached by Marsico in Fund Theft
Anthony J Marsico former deputy auto registrar charged with theft of more than $320000 from Elyria Auto License Bureau planned to plead innocent in Lorain County Common Pleas Court The case involves a 1974 theft of 820431 22 while he ran the bureau and includes two misdemeanor counts of dereliction of duty and falsification of records Marsico posted $50000 bail after surrendering and faces potential 1 to 10 years if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsico
Anthony J Marsico
Elyria
Lorain County
John D Pincura II
Pincura
Durta Auto License Bureau
Two Bay Village Sisters Die in Train Collision
Bay Village sisters Mrs. Dorothea Honchell and Omeda Stratton, both 58, were killed yesterday when the car Honchell drove was struck by a train crossing near Canterbury Road while en route to Westlake Christian Church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Gentry
Sions
Justice Department
Uare
Bath St
Jeff E. Bishop
ANA
Save Railroads
New York Central
Buffalo
Chicago
Toledo
Indianapolis
Crestline
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Alliance
Detroit
Cincinnati
Dayton
Galion
Columbus
Gerald Ford
Elyrian
By Mike Benbow
William McArthur
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Jeffrey Helton
Tego Starn
Mia Saeed
Elyria Township
Biegack
W. P. Biegacki Jr
Georgetown Ave
Earel Neikirk
Editorial
Penance Entertainment
Ae Eterens Mela Television
Eevee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!