Crime fighter to switch jobs in Cleveland turnover
William J. Tomlinson, head of Cleveland strike force against organized crime, will resign effective July 1 and join Bally Manufacturing Co. as a program head to safeguard the firm from questionable business ties and ensure gambling-law compliance. He reportedly will more than double his $21,000 annual government salary.
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Cleveland
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UWS Justice Department
William J .Yormlinson
Bally Manufacturing Co
Bally
Tomlinson
Juste Department
Silent diseases and overhauls for a healthy checkup
A physician explains why diseases labeled silent can threaten health without symptoms. Regular checkups catch hidden problems like silent gallstones, coronary disease, tuberculosis, hypertension, diabetes, and cancer. Diet questions and medical resources are noted, including how to obtain Dr Steinerohn’s booklet via The Chronicle Telegram.
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Steinerohn
Chronicle Telegram
Man Pleads Guilty to Robbery in Lorain Case
John Lee Phillips of 814 Reid Ave Lorain admitted participating in the March 31 unarmed robbery of John Karabogias, from whom $7 was taken. A pre-sentence report was ordered after his guilty plea before Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F Kelly. Two co-defendants pleaded not guilty and sought jury trials. Three other unarmed robbery charges against Phillips were dismissed with prosecutor approval.
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John Lee Phillips
Reid Ave
Lorain
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Phillips
John Karabogias
Loram
Frank Horvath
Reading skills gap hits Americans over age sixteen
A nationwide poll finds 13 of every 100 Americans over 16 cannot read well enough for daily life and about one in eight struggle to complete applications for government aid loans or to note their Social Security number.
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New York
Coast Guard appeals to public on river spill pollution
The U S Coast Guard urged residents to report oil spills and waste discharges into the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. It is tracing about 125 gallons of oily wastes that closed the river to navigation, believed to have come from a city storm sewer near the Third Street Bridge. A contractor cleaned up the spill after containment and samples are being analyzed to locate the source.
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Cleveland
U.S. Coast Guard
Cuyahoga River
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Cuyahoga
G. Fred L. Smith
Third Street
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