Real killer confesses frees bikers in New Mexico case
A long investigative effort by The News linked a Chicago led murder to a young drifter Kerry R. Lee who confessed in South Carolina. Extradition was denied, new hearings followed, and a judge ordered a new trial after ballistics matched the Ivor Johnson revolver. Ronald Keine, Richard Greer, Clarence Smith Jr., and Thomas Gladish were released.
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Cleveland economy slows but diverse base remains strength
An Arthur D. Little study for the Ohio Power Siting Commission concludes northern Ohio will grow slower than the state overall due to obsolete plants high labor costs and gas shortages. It notes Cleveland's diversified industrial base will stay its main strength but manufacturing will rise slowly and shrink as a share of national output.
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Fresno drag race crash leaves woman and three children dead
Donnie O Neal of Fresno allegedly drove 90 mph in a drag race, crashing into a sedan and killing a Fresno woman and her three children. Police booked him for investigation of manslaughter, felony hit and run, and felony drunk driving.
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Scouts Consider Move to Cleveland Amid Financial Woes
Kansas City based NHL Scouts discussed relocating to Cleveland after watching Philadelphia Flyers play in Kansas City. Team owner Ed Thompson and associates weighed options as the Scouts faced payroll pressures and poor attendance despite averaging 7,000 fans per game. Cleveland Crusaders had prior payroll issues in WHA.
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Tokyo Rose case recounted from Pages casting fate
The article recalls Iva Toguri and two allied officers Major Charles Cousens and Major Wallace Ince involved with Tokyo Rose broadcasts. It notes charges, wartime recordings, and claims of propaganda intent versus entertainment. Iva’s conviction led to separation from Filipe D Aquino. she awaits a presidential pardon.
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Missing Funds Shake Ohio Auto Office Audit Action
BMW records show missing from page funds including John M. Keller Lebanon 90650 Arthur B. Harmon Lranton 80000 Fred Gosney Columbiana 70000. State auditor confirmed the Marsho shortage last July and Columbus deputy registrar’s office shortage late last year. Three other shortages remain under Ferguson examiner review. Marsho, serving 3 to 10 years for theft in public office for stealing 320000 in 1974 auto tag funds. Eddie Goodwin Elyria awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to receiving more than 150 of the stolen money. Lorain County grand jury to hear from Marsho and Goodwin next Tuesday as audits continue.
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Pezzin fires 33 straight strikes in three games
AP reports John Pezzin at Miracle Lanes rolled 33 consecutive strikes as part of a 2 859 series with back-to-back 300 games. He began with an open frame but later struck in nine straight to end game one and then went perfect in games two and three. Pezzin has averaged about 193 for the last four games. The ABC will rule on whether this marks a new record.
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Ohio firm buys WGCL-FM in Cleveland for 2.5 million
Oliva-Neuhoff Broadcasting Inc signed an agreement with GCC Communications to acquire WGCL-FM for about 2.5 million dollars, a potentially record price for an FM station in Cleveland. The deal awaits FCC approval and Oliva-Neuhoff plans to negotiate to buy WERE-AM, an all-news station.
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Pound Sinks to New All Time Low in London Trading
The British pound dropped to an unprecedented level near 2 dollars, opening around AS$2.01 and sliding further as traders pushed the currency to a historic low. The slide follows a two day streak of record weakness after Thursday’s close at about 2.0138 dollars. Nearby, Tampa port facilities support over 250 shrimp boats.
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Wall Street Opens Higher After Brief Slide
New York stock prices rose today after a two day drop tied to rate worries. The Dow Jones gained about three points while NYSE advancers edged decliners 4 to 3 as trading stayed active. Money supply and credit tightening by the Fed helped fuel expectations of higher rates, contributing to a bullish start earlier in the year.
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Dividends: Ohio grain prices after market close
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio by elevators across principal marketing areas after yesterday's close. Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat at 3.48 per bushel, No 2 shelled corn 2.44, No 2 oats 1.? to 2, No 1 soybeans 4.48. Northwest prices list No 2 wheat 3.53, No 2 shelled corn 2.44, No 2 oats 1.51, No 1 soybeans 4.52. Central Ohio lists No 2 wheat as an?, No 2 shelled corn 2.50, No 7 oats 1.58, No soybeans 4.5.
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Butter and Egg Prices Across Ohio and Midwest Reports
AP dispatch notes butter and egg price activity in Ohio and the Midwest. Retailer deliveries across 10 Columbus area outlets show carton sizes large to medium with mixed prices. hens scarce in New York reports. USDA dairy offerings steady. Chicago wholesale egg prices largely unchanged with slight drops for some sizes.
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