Mitchell warns on rising securities theft harming markets
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told the Senate Investigations panel that spiraling organized theft of securities has profoundly affected the U S financial system. He warned counterfeiting could undermine public confidence in securities as investments and in day to day transactions.
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Washington (Ap
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wall Street
Senate
John J. McClelan
D-Ark
Two AmStan pickets found guilty of disorderly conduct
Police arrested two pickets from Molders Union Local 268 this morning at American Standard Co Air Conditioning Division after they kicked cars and formed a 10 man blockade. Austin Koch and Steve Clouse were fined $100 and costs each after pleading no contest before Elyria Municipal Judge Frank M. Wilcox.
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Molders Union
American Standard Co
Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Austin Paul Koch
Bagley Rd
North Ridgeville
Steve Albert Clouse
Jackson St
Wilcox
Severe storms blame death in Oberlin area
Severe thunderstorms last night caused widespread damage in Oberlin with a fatality. Casey Dellisanti 48 died in Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack while helping move horses from a barn struck by lightning. A tornado warning was issued for Lorain County as a mobile twister spotted east of Elyria did not touch down. Up to a third of Oberlin residents lost power and traffic on Route 58 was heavily disrupted. Police noted eerie pinkish green skies between storm waves and residents described a 1968 recall. Electric service interruptions affected city hall and the power plant reported about 100 without power overnight.
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Schrempf
Frank McNally
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Oberlin
Casey Dellisanti
Collins
Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Rt. 58
North Main Street
South Main Street
Lawrence Nowery
Howard Reichenbach
Oberlin Municipal
South East Side
Reichenbach
Weather outlook with cooler temperatures and variable winds
Partly cloudy and cooler today tonight and tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows in the low to mid 50s. Tomorrow highs in the low to mid 70s. Winds west to northwest 15 to 20 mph, then northwest to north 10 to 15 mph tonight and tomorrow. Also a brief note on a science fiction movie titled Boy meets girl boy loses girl boy builds girl.
Budget Trim Reduces Industrial Arts Area in New High School
Elyria Board of Education, with two members present, voted to cut 6,750 square feet of industrial arts space from the base high school contract to stay within budget. The area will be offered as an alternate, allowing bidding without binding the board. Architect Jack Paul Curtis and Superintendent Dr. George Smitile led the session, noting first phase costs exceed the budget by about 100000. Bids for steelwork and final specifications are to be set for the week of June 21 after formal board approval.
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Elyria Board of Education
Jack Paul Curtis
Qutcalt, Rede, Kaplan and
Curtis
George Smitile
Cosmonauts begin lab system tests aboard Salyut station
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Salyut space laboratory docked Soyuz 11 and began scientific work including medico biological research, cosmic ray studies, and life support tests. The station, 65 feet long and 12 feet across, orbits Earth every 88 minutes as more ships may join.
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Moscow
UPI
Space House
Nikolai Sirota
Tass
Salyut
Georgi Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Konstantin Feoklistov
Communist Party
Pravda
Dobrovolsky
Salut
Soviet Union
Baikonur
Central Asia
Wellington East Street residents seek action on page 11
North Glensted awards noted for Mr and Mrs. eee, page 1. Lorain police ask fringe benefits detailed on page 18. Oberlin planning commission backs neighborhood commercial districts on page 12. North Ridgeville mayor threatens veto as council tables sewer on page 18. contract bridge and datebook feature. deaths and editorials across sections. sports and TV listings rounded out in the issue.
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Wellington
East Street
North Glmsted
Eee
Secercaeed
Lorain
Oberlin — Planning Commission
North Ridgeville
Diederich
New York Reopens Seven Drawbridges as Sewage Strike Expands
Supervisors reopened seven of 25 Manhattan drawbridges easing traffic, while 1,500 sewage treatment workers and 300 city incinerator staff walked out, risking raw sewage dumping into rivers. Mayor Lindsay toured by helicopter as congestion improved from the prior day.
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New York
Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
N Ridgeville man dies in Rt 10 car crash
A 43 year old North Ridgeville man died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three car collision on Route 10 two miles west of Durkee Road. Frank Harmon succumbed to chest injuries at 8 10 p m. Kinney and Bryg were involved. Kinney in fair condition and Bryg severely injured. The crash remains under sheriff investigation. Obituary on page 11.
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Harmon
John Payne
N. Ridgeville
Rt. 10
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route 10
Durkee Road
Frank Everett Harmon
Deborah Dr
Lorain County
Kenneth Murphy
Thomas Louis Bryg
Rt. $8
Pittsfield Center
Ernest Clifton Kinney
Eagle Circle
Elyria
Kinney
Murphy
Rt 10
Bryg
Burg
Cleveland draftee awaits orders from World War II
U.S. Rep. Willam K. Minshall of Ohio said a Cleveland man drafted in May 1944 was deemed militarily fit and sworn in but told to wait at home until active duty. The soldier reports no orders to report and asks Minshall to help secure discharge papers. Minshall will contact the Pentagon.
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Washington
U.S
Willam K. Minshall
Ohio
Minshall
Cleveland
Pentagon
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AmStan
D. W. Schrempf
Koch
Clouse
Paul Brand
Thomas Graham
Brand
Fred Fitzpatrick
McNally
Fitzpatrick
Quy
C-T
Janice Arthrell
Dellisanti
National Weather Service
Rudy Neumann
Lorain County Community College
Norman Smith
Neumann
Pittsfield
Eugene Redden
Satyut
Arthur Lewis
Department of Sanitation
Harlem
Bronx
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