Sirhan admits slaying RFK in calmer courtroom moment
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan testifies calmly that he killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy in a June 1968 shooting. He confirms the fatal act and admits wounding others, while denying ill will toward victims, as defense questions continue about his state of mind.
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Elyria police seek 30 percent pay raise to start April
Attorney for Elyria Lodge 30 FOP delivers demand to city council asking for a 30 percent across the board raise effective April 1. The move, backed by class B to chief pay scales, follows prior raises and seeks parity with positions and economic conditions.
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Bond Revoked In Bank Theft Case Father Seeks Higher Surety
Charles F. Grisham’s $25,000 bond on a $93,000 theft from a Lorain County bank was revoked after his father requested a higher bond. U.S. District Judge Kalbfleisch set $60,000 and Grisham remains jailed in Cuyahoga County. Co-defendants include Donald Coates Joseph Drago and Joseph Diorio. Diorio was freed on $25,000 bond and arraignment is pending in Cleveland federal court.
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Brook Park
Joseph Drago
Joseph Diorio
Youngstown
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Mahoning County
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Thomas Moore
Cuyahoga County
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Bernard J. Stuplinski
Torney Joseph Rader
Moyel
Frank M. Wilcox
Elyria City
Moyer
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Wellington spends extra 22400 this year
Wellington officials report the town will allocate an additional 22400 during the current year compared with last year. The item appears in the index under Wellington page 6 and notes budgetary adjustments impacting city services and projects.
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Two youths face hearing in Elyria narcotics raid
In Elyria a Friday Broad Street apartment narcotics raid leads to a preliminary juvenile hearing for two youths, a 15 year old Oberlin High student and a 17 year old Elyria High student. One adult, Thomas Moyer, 21, also appears in court for hallucinogen possession with bond changes.
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Apollo 9 boosts orbit to aid maneuvering and rescue tests
Apollo 9 astronauts McDivitt Scott and Schweickart fired their engine for nearly two minutes raising the craft to about 221 miles high and 123 miles low. They described the scene in a bright, brisk onboard exchange as Mission Control confirmed the new orbit figures.
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State auditor places South Amherst records on high priority
The state auditor’s office announced a special focus on South Amherst village records, seeking mayor Jack Walker’s mayor’s court and building permit fee accounts. Councilman Swinehart pressed for a mandamus to compel release, citing no monthly reports since July 1967 and previous findings of missing funds.
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Peking Accuses Kremlin as Mass Protests Grow
Peking declares tens of millions joined anti-Soviet demonstrations across China including 400 000 in front of the Soviet embassy. China accuses Moscow of military pressure to provoke war along the Sino Soviet border. Tass reports Soviet workers holding mass meetings near Blagoveschensk and Khabarovsk praising frontier guards.
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