Arizona land deal insiders slain in murder case
The report details the killings of Warren-linked figures in Arizona, including Lazar murdered by a professional assassin as he prepared to testify to a grand jury about Warren’s land fraud network. Serra, another ex-Warren associate, was killed in prison after hinting at missing documents tied to Warren. Other Warren associates Steuer and Hoffman died in separate incidents.
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Warren
Lazar
Serra
Lonzo McCracken
McCracken
Lazer
Manny Singer
Consolidated Acceptance Corp
Warren Land Company
Verde
China
Castle
Arizona
J. Fred Talley
James Kieffer
Talley
Ire
Richard Frost
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Great Southwest
Frost
White House
William Steuer
E. Northview
Phoenix
Steuer
Leonard Hoffman
Prescott Valley Inc
Hoffman
Los Angeles
Prescott Valley
Palm Springs
Calif
Hoffman’s Insurance
Arizona IRE chief calls Goldwater activities wrongful not crimes
Hubert W. Greene leader of the investigative task force says Barry Goldwater acted wrongfully in associating with mob figures in Arizona for decades, though he did not commit a crime. Greene urged federal action and public pressure to spur reforms from the series linked to the Don Bolles murder.
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Chicago
U. S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hubert W. Greene
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Goldwater
Phoenix
Jacob Scher
Greene
Spiro T. Agnew
Clermont County First Settler Batavia Pioneer 1797
Clermont County's first settler in Batavia, county seat, arrived in 1797. A Virginia veteran built the area’s sole cabin for many years, marking the initial settlement of the region. The text also lists several lottery numbers across Delaware Illinois Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania and other places.
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Pennsylvania
Clermont County
Batavia
Westlake Lottery Winners Highlight Big Payouts
Westlake lottery results list winners including Packis family of Cleveland now in Westlake and a subsequent draw for More money. Lorain residents Joan Brooker and Diana Dorsey won small sums, while Jasper R. Schember of Akron claimed four thousand dollars. Major prizes went to Dorothy I. Rouse of Bellaire at sixty two thousand, Grace A. Distefano of Columbus at twenty six thousand, Patsy C. Wilson of Aston at ten thousand, and Gerald C. Arnold of Medina at eight thousand one hundred with Harvey J. Trueblood of Anderson Indiana at six thousand nine hundred. Pot O Gold numbers were 167 29 BEZER8 and Double Play 641 76574 950869, color Red.
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Packis
Lorain
Joan Brooker
Kingsway Dr
Diana Dorsey
Kimberly Ct
General Tire Company
Jasper R. Schember
Akron
Gerald C. Arnold
Medina
Harvey J. Truebood
Anderson
Indiana
Dorothy i. Rouse
Bellaire
Grace A. Distefano
Columbus
Patsy C. Wilson
Aston
Chemical tainted cows destroyed in Michigan mass cull
Dozens of dead cattle fill a pit in Skaroa Michigan after suspected Penta contamination leads to a large herd destruction. Authorities report more than 158 cows affected as investigations continue into the toxin source and veterinary responses.
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Skaroa
Mich
Barberton press stuns then tests Elrama basketball team
Coach Riley praised his squad after a hard loss to Barberton, noting Barberton's aggressive press and cohesive play. He said Elrama must adapt, highlighted Richard Montague's strong game, and lauded teammates including Hubert Oliver for their character and effort in defeat.
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Wei Ana Wexias
Riley
Barberton’s
Hiley
Barberton
Ohio
Richard Montague
Richard
Elsrna
Hubert Oliver
Chickens Prove Smart In Button-Press Tests At Rutgers
Rutgers nutritionist Robert Squibb reports chickens can learn complex tasks, solving button sequences to obtain food, with rapid adaptation to new sequences. He compares their problem solving to monkeys and notes ongoing tests on malnutrition affecting mental capacity at New Brunswick campus. Local grain bids cited: Wheat 2.24, corn 2.23, oats 1.64, soybeans 8.05 per bushel.
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Philadelphia
Rutgers University
Robert Squibb
Squibb
New Brunswick, N.J
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Opening Wall Street Prices Slip as Dow Dips Early
New York stock prices opened lower on the NYSE with moder ately active trading. The Dow Jones fell 6.65 points yesterday and opened 1.06 points lower at 994.59. In six sessions the Dow has slipped 32.33 points as declines outpaced advances 147 to 118 among 442 issues. About 600,000 shares changed hands.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Grain prices and egg and butter markets in Ohio and Midwest
Ohio grain elevators posted cash prices after market close with No 2 wheat 2.35 in Northeast, 2.41 in Northwest, and 2.50 in Central Ohio. No 2 shelled corn ranged 2.28 to 2.31, oats 1.71 to 1.92, and soybeans 8.07 to 8.15. Trend showed wheat and corn unchanged, soybeans down later. Egg sales to retailers in major Ohio cities listed large white 75-81 cents, medium 65-73, small 65-68. Poultry hens 99 1/2 cents. Butter markets steady to higher in New York with bulk carton prices for creamery 93 to 94.74 cents and class prices per Midwest wholesale egg prices in Chicago show various large and breaking stock levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hensight
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Eheuks
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Penney
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Weston Federated DeptStr
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Hess's Inc
Xerox Corp
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Leslie Sat
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Ashmans Sporting
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Waweek
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Toledo
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Elyria
Lorain
Victor
Geveland Tay ‘Woolworth
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