Mounted police lead final tribute to comrade
A Cleveland Mounted Police honor guard of six headed the funeral procession for Fred F. Kneiss, 68, a 40-year veteran of the force. Kneiss died Friday and retired three years ago as a sergeant after 38 years of service. Reichlin Funeral Home handled arrangements and burial was in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Kneiss lived most of his life in Elyria.
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Cleveland Mounted Police
Fred F. Kneiss
Police Department
Olive Street
Kneiss
Mounted Police
Reichlin
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria
John Kenney
Deputy defuses bombs at Holiday Inn in Ohio incident
Lt. Dennis Moskal, a New York City bomb disposal graduate, defused two explosives after a blast destroyed a pickup cab at the Holiday Inn in Elyria. With James Tracey assisting, he deactivated two more bombs in nearby vehicles, evacuating about 15 rooms as authorities secured the scene.
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New York City
Moskal
Stret
James T. Tracey
Elyria Safety-Service
Tracey
Bombs Fail to Detonate in Motel Parking Lot Attack
Two dynamite bombs failed to explode at a Holiday Inn in Elyria while three trucks owned by Marshall Maintenance Co. were targeted. One truck was damaged. the others were defused by Sheriff’s Lt. Dennis Moskal. Drivers say Kasper Foundry workers recently rejected a union drive.
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New Jersey
Elyria
Dennis Moskal
Moskal
Holiday Inn
Rt. 57
Lorain County
Operet Dt
Marshall Maintenance Co
Trenton
N.J
Kasper Foundry
Gerald Quinnam
Quinnam
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
Thomas Bowen
Ptl
Dennis Cluley
James T. Tracey
Elyria Safety-Service
You'll be the death of me yet Mortimer topic discussed
A grim theater dialogue centers on a corpse stuffed in a window seat as Mortimer leads the discussion. Neighbors speculate on the macabre scene and its implications for the house and its occupants. The exchange hints at secrets hidden within the residence.
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Mortimer
Ohio plan aims to save jobs and cut energy costs
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio member David Sweet unveiled a seven point program to create or save 800,000 jobs, cut utility bills, and push Ohio toward energy independence. The plan forecasts 15,000 energy jobs in year one, 100,000 by 1978, and over 300,000 by 10 years, with no new taxes or bureaucracy.
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Columbus
UPI
David Sweet
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
State Emergency Energy Commission
Sweet
Thomas J. Carney
Youngstown
Energy Emergency Commission
Department of Natural Resources
Weather Outlook for North Ridgeville Tonight and Tomorrow
Clearing late this afternoon and tonight with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and lows in the upper teens to lower 20s. Cloudy tomorrow with highs in the upper 30s. Details on Page 12.
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