Hoffa Disappearance Remains a Year Later Mystery
Detroit report on the one year anniversary of James R. Hoffa's disappearance from the Machus Red Fox parking lot. The FBI and grand jury probe focus on Teamsters connections to organized crime, with two witnesses before the grand jury and ongoing speculation about suspects and locations. Rewards total 300000, no indictments yet, and Hoffa’s son expects justice eventually.
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Mich
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Philip van Dam
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Saga of Mickey Patty Shondor and the Cleveland syndicate
A former boxer Cohen battles an IRS claim for 100000 while speculating on using Patty Hearst as a tool for publicity. He rejected offers to aid a potential Hearst capture, fearing a gunfight and felony charges. The piece traces Cohen’s links with Hearst, the Birns bombing, and hinted mob involved Cleveland figures aiming to profit from Hearst’s fate.
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City service workers approve me too wage deal pact
City administration and Local 277 of the AFSCME union reached a me too agreement to equalize wage and fringe benefits across departments. The pact provides a 5 percent wage increase for service workers, with any higher package in other city units added to the union’s overall benefits. Safety Service Director Lyle C. Scott said the goal is city wide parity, though some wage differences may remain. The accord followed the union’s lead in accepting a settlement.
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Lorain County S and T Assets Rise in First Half
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co reports assets for the first half at 134.974 million, up about 9 percent from last year. Deposits rose by 9.5 million, while net income per share edged down to 2.18 from 2.23. Dividends of 25 cents per share were declared for both quarters.
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Off the field into the kitchen: two coaches open restaurant
Two former Marion L. Steele High School football coaches bring gridiron expertise to O'Armours hot Dog Heaven in Amherst. Walt Armour and Jack O'Flanagan operate a dining venue on Washington Street and Cleveland Avenue with indoor and outdoor seating, a signature hot dog sauce, and multiple toppings. Grand opening this weekend with varied hours.
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C-T
George Hudnutt
Automaker profits reach record high in second quarter
DETROIT AP Auto industry profits rose to a record 1.5 billion in Q2 as Ford Motor Co reports 442 million in net profit. General Motors and Chrysler also hit new marks amid industry recovery. Analysts say high earnings may prompt price hikes, while UAW seeks profit abatement and buyers brace for higher car prices in fall.
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Air controller slowup has no Ohio effect
Nationwide work slow down by air traffic controllers shows no impact at Ohio airports. Cincinnati chief notes the action seems formal with no slowdown. Port Columbus reports no delays and Hopkins flights arrive on time. Spokesmen for TWA Delta and American in Columbus say Ohio flights are on schedule.
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George Hessler
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van Ginty
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Night for Lovers Highlights Lorain Arts Council Event
Attendees praised Tony Bennett and the Bendix retirement party as the Lorain County Night at Blossom drew Amherst Rotary members and local residents. Patrons from Elyria to LaGrange enjoyed bus rides, box lunches, and a tureen dinner, with many urging the Chronicle-Telegram to repeat the annual event.
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Wilbur Krueger
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Ray Muzilla
Don Boddy
Little Joe’s Electric Inc
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Boddys
Opening Wall Street Rise as Banks Cut Prime Rate
New York stocks opened higher with the Dow up to 979.38 as advances outpaced declines. Citibank reduced its prime lending rate to 7 percent just as the bell rang, a move echoed by other big banks earlier in the week, though the market barely reacted.
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Grain price report from Ohio elevators by region
UPI grain prices show Ohio elevator quotes by region with No 2 wheat at 2.92 to 2.95 dollars per bushel, No 2 shelled corn around 2.70, No 2 oats near 1.42, and No 1 soybeans about 85.79 to 55.05 dollars for Northeast Northwest and Central Ohio respectively. The Chronicle Telegram notes regional figures and publication details for Elyria Lorain County and Cleveland areas.
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Mental health experts clash over murder trials and insanity
Psychiatrists criticize the adversary system in murder cases, arguing that court battles over expertise distort truth. Lunde, who helped evaluate Patricia Hearst, calls for removing medical experts from trials and stresses assessing need for care before testing sanity. He notes Hearst appeared different in person than in widely seen photographs.
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San Francisco
Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Sidewalk Sale Runs Through Saturday in Elyria
Richard Elliott secretary of the Elyria Merchants Association says the sidewalk sale underway will end Saturday at 5 20 p m. The event features participating merchants and shopping opportunities in Elyria.
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