Shortage confirmed in Lorain auto bureau probe
A high level meeting of state and county officials will discuss a sizeable but not yet final shortage in funds tied to former deputy auto registrar Anthony J. Marsho. The audit covers 1974 transactions on over 60 000 licenses in Lorain County and may expand to people outside the agency. Officials caution the exact figures and potential charges are not yet public.
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Lorain County
Joseph R. Granda
Thomas E. Ferguson
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Ferguson
Granda
Marsho
Curtis Andrews
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Marsico
Broad Street
C-T
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Lorain County tops Ohio in federal wages families eye Oberlin edge
Lorain County federal workers earn the highest weekly pay in Ohio averaging about 374.80 dollars, boosted by Oberlin’s air traffic control center where around 700 of the county’s 1,500 federal employees work. Other counties show lower averages, with modest increases since 1973 and 1974 figures.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Ohio
Bureau of Employment Services
Holmes
Morrow County
Brown
Donald Pawlczak
Lorain-Elyria
Holmes County
Brown County
Chicago
Oberlin Center
Postal Service
Internal Revenue
Social Security
Indira Gandhi Faces Ouster Over 1971 Election Guilty Ruling
An Indian court ruled Prime Minister Indira Gandhi guilty of corrupt practices in her 1971 election campaign. The surprise decision could cost her leadership as the case advances, marking a pivotal political development.
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Indira Gandhi
India
UPI
Stanton claims CIA plotted assassinations
Rep James Stanton D Cleveland heads a new House CIA subcommittee and says he has knowledge of successful assassination plots involving the CIA. He confirmed he talked to sources and would not name the victim, citing the Rockefeller Commission report. The Plain Dealer cites possible targets Patrice Lumumba Rafael Trujillo or Rene Schneider. The story notes CIA mail spying abuses and undercover work posing as New York police.
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UPT
James Stanton
Cleveland
Central Intelligence Agency
Stanton
House
CIA
GOP
Congress
William Colby
Soviet Union
U.S
New York
Louis Stokes
Rockefeller Commission
Unclear Weather Outlook With Chance of Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of rain. Lows tonight in the low to mid 50s. Highs tomorrow in the mid 70s. Details on Page A-10.
Elyria High graduation delayed due to weather rescheduled for tonight
Elyria High School graduation ceremonies were postponed by rain and moved to 7:30 PM at the gym if the field remains unusable. Principal Charles R. Miller said only pink ticket holders can be seated with graduates, while others may listen via auditorium audio broadcast.
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Elyria High
Ely
Charles R. Miller
Inside CIA street man and the quit after 11 years
The street man Mike Ackerman, hailed as a top CIA clandestine officer, resigned May 30 after 11 years. The piece outlines a street man's role, covers his postings in 20 countries across the Americas, Africa, and Europe, and explains how human sources complement other intelligence methods in a democratic society.
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America
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Western Hemisphere
Africa
Europe
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