Mileti group awaits another hearing on Indians bid
Nick Mileti and four Cleveland associates face a new American League hearing on their $9 million bid to buy the Cleveland Indians. League President Joe Cronin cited need for more information on operating capital and a public stock sale plan, setting a March 22 date in St. Petersburg, Florida for additional details. The group, which includes Ted Bonda Howard Metzenbaum and Joseph Zingale, seeks to purchase from Vernon Stouffer amid financial reverses and a club slumping to a 60-102 record last season with poor attendance.
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Vernon Stouffer
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Stouffer
Ted Bonda
The
Cavaliers
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
US Senate
Marshall Fine
Bruce
Joseph Zingale
Seattle
Washington
Miles
San Diego
American League
Sarasota
Irving and wife indicted in Hughes autobiography case
New York County grand jury indicted author Clifford Irving his wife Edith and their researcher Richard Suskind on grand larceny conspiracy and forgery charges linked to the Hughes autobiography. A separate indictment charged Irving and Suskind with second degree perjury. 25 counts cover larceny and conspiracy with forged documents.
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Howard Hughes
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Kleindienst Called Unfit for Attorney General
Washington based columnist Jack Anderson told the Senate Judiciary Committee Kleindienst is unfit to be attorney general because of his major role in ITT antitrust settlements and alleged links to a $400,000 convention contribution. Anderson testified that the settlement was a sham and violated the corrupt practices act, while Kleindienst denied knowledge of any impropriety and Nixon nominated him to replace Mitchell.
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Attorney General's Office
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Washington
Beard
Denver
Cold and cloudy with light snow possible tonight
A weather report notes cold conditions with a chance of light snow and lows in the upper teens to lower 20s. Tomorrow stays chilly with highs in the mid to upper 30s and a 20 to 30 percent precipitation probability. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunset today 6 27 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6 50 a.m.
500 Babies Exposed to TB in Cincinnati Ward
Cincinnati officials announce 500 newborns in Hamilton County were exposed to tuberculosis by a hospital aide between December 14 and February 23. Free examinations and treatment will be provided. 250 families have been contacted and tests underway. The aide, hired July 1971, tested positive in February and is hospitalized.
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Hamilton County
University of Cincinnati Medical College
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Charles Maurmeier
Irwin Light
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Pratt
Index Career Corner and Datebook Highlights
The page blends career notes and contract bridge datebook with brief entries across sections. It lists death notices births editorials entertainment finance stocks and sports across pages 34 and 35, plus features on television and Wellington Women and birthday reminders.
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FDA lead paint rule could trigger toy buyback refunds
The FDA prepares a sweeping lead paint rule that could force manufacturers to buy back painted toys and household items now banned as hazardous. Debates split lawyers within FDA over refunds timing, with a strong push for refunds to buyers from the earliest sale. The plan aims to lower lead limits and may set a nationwide precedent, risking lawsuits from toy makers and scrutiny from consumers.
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Washington
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PDA
Fi Muilar
Malcolm W Jensen
Bureau of Product Safely
Jensen
Congress
TWA at center of $2 million ransom plot
New York AP report says Trans World Airlines faces extortionists who placed bombs on two jets and demanded a $2 million ransom. One ransom delivery attempt failed. police report negotiations continue despite company denials. A bomb exploded in a Las Vegas cockpit yesterday. another cockpit bomb was defused in Reno. A private jet in Atlanta is linked to the ransom plot per police.
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Lorainite Sues to Reclaim Civil Service Post
Lorainite John Haemk sues in Ninth District Court of Appeals seeking reinstatement after being fired from the Lorain Civil Service Commission by Mayor Joseph Zahoree. The suit argues due process violations and US and Ohio law. Nicoloff appointed to fill unexpired term. Haemk and former commissioner Hacnik were impacted by Zahoree’s removals following a city solicitor report of 1200 illegal decisions during Mathina’s mayoralty.
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Lorain Ciil Service Commission
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Zahoree
Blagoy E Nicoloff
Hacnik
Woodrow W. Mathna
Nicoloff
Joseph Rosso Jr
Zaharec
Lorain
John Iritsko
Matlina
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