Shaul pledges aid in bribe case and denies links
Shaul pledged full cooperation with FBI in an alleged $50 000 bribe involving his securities division and said he would use collected information in an internal probe. A federal grand jury met in Columbus but did not indict Anthony LaFatch, Akron real estate man tied to the case. LaFatch’s Florida home was raided and $50,000 seized.
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Nixon Considering Tightening Phase 3 Wage Price Rules
Washington reports administration officials expect some tightening of Phase 3 wage price controls after Nixon meets with top advisers. No new broad freeze or mandatory measures planned, as experts argue inflation cannot be curbed by controls. Edgar Fielder predicts a price bulge easing by year’s middle and food price growth slowing by year end. Congress extended controls to April 30, 1974.
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Ex Nazi Faces West Germany Trial
Former Nazi prison guard Mrs. Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan was ordered by a federal judge to surrender to West German authorities to stand trial for alleged murder and torture of Jews in concentration camps, according to UPI.
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Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
UPI
Shortage of manpower looms in volunteer army
The GAO warns the all volunteer force may miss targets without more civilians and women. It projects a shortfall of 11 000 to 83 000 recruits toward 345 000, mainly Army and Marines, under current IQ and HS grad caps. It cites potential for 433 000 to 580 000 women in civilian jobs and notes 35 000 jobs to civilian hands next year.
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General Accounting Office
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House
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Wrong house raid leads to suspended FBI agents with pay
An Illinois man says four federal narcotics agents suspended with pay after a mistaken raid on his Collinsville home are effectively on vacation. The incident also hit the Askew residence, prompting a $100,000 damage suit. Myles Ambrose announced the suspensions and a grand jury probe while naming no individuals.
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Illinois
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Collinsville
Myles J. Ambrose
Ohioan wins 75000 in Pa lottery pays hospital bills
Mary B. Jaunsis of Euclid Ohio won Pennsylvania lottery s first 75000 prize in the high bracket. She plans to use part of the money to clear a hospital bill from her husband s four year illness and keep the rest in bank pending tax guidance.
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Ohio
Mary B. Jaunsis
Euclid
Jaunsis
Damage suit filed in auto accident in Norwalk
A Wakeman man filed a 325,000 wrongful injury suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court over a March collision at the Rs. 20 and 601 intersection. Plaintiff John Hrdlick of 56 East Main St. says he injured his right hand and arm when Bernell F. Jacobs of Bellevue, driving a track, pulled out in front of him.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Wakeman
John Hrdlick
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Bellevue
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