Lorain teacher’s killer seeks damages over wiretaps
Lorain bomber Orville E. Stifel seeks 60,000 in a federal suit against four postal inspectors. He claims illegal wiretaps between July and October 1968 in Cincinnati area aided his conviction for the 1968 bomb death of Daniel Ronee in Lorain. He requests 25,000 compensatory and 35,000 punitive damages, with a default judgment sought March 7.
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Marion Correctional Institution
Frank J. Farrell
William J. Gill
J. A. Mock
F. E. Maki
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Daniel Ronee
Ronee
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United States
U.S
U.S. Postal Department
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Inflation jump spurs Meany to call for controls
Washington AFP reports critics cite a 1.2 percent February rise in consumer prices as evidence that Carter's voluntary wage and price controls fail. AFL-CIO leader George Meany urges full controls on all prices and incomes, while White House officials defend guidelines though acknowledge higher costs in food, fuel, and housing. Alfred Kahn remains hopeful the rate will slow, reiterating no mandatory controls.
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AFP
Carter
America
Afl-Cto
George Meany
Meany
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Alfred Kahn
Sadat heads for U S signing as Begin arrives cheerful
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat flew to Washington to sign a landmark peace treaty with Israel after his Jerusalem visit. Prime Minister Menachem Begin landed in New York in upbeat mood before heading to the capital, praising Carter’s efforts and joking with reporters about Yasser Arafat.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
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Andrei Gromyko
Damascus
Syria
Carter
Tass
Gromyko
Menachem Begin
New York
U.S
Norwalk A&P to close. 172 stores nationwide shut down
A&P announces the Norwalk Oberlin and Abbe Road stores will close within about 10 days along with 172 other outlets. Merchandise will be sold at 10 percent off starting Monday to clear stock within a week, with employees terminated per contract.
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Abbe
James Caudill
Caudill
Lorain
New London
Vermilion
Wellington
Norwalk
Mertz Wins Acting Lorain County Sheriff Post
Lorain County deputy and captain James Mertz is named acting sheriff after the death of Vernon Smith. At 41, he oversaw 100 deputies and a modern facility, saying the appointment fulfills a childhood dream and citing respect for Smith’s ideology after a 20 year rise through the department.
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Mertz
Vernon £. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Smith
Department
Snow Weather Shifts to Snow Tonight and Sunday
Weather forecast notes rain changing to snow tonight with a low in the lower 30s. Snow flurries and windy Sunday with highs in the lower 30s and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Details on page B3.
Year of the Rose promoters push 1979 theme
A year after Katy’s birth, her mother notes love over sympathy as Kathy grows into a normal baby. The New Day Scene reports on “Til the Year of the Rose” and 12 groups backing 1979 branding. Meanwhile, the new airline deregulation act creates state level confusion.
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