Rhodes promises study from Ohio expert in Elyria meeting
Governor James A Rhodes met with Elyria officials at City Hall to discuss the city’s fiscal crisis and plan a study by a state financial expert. Rhodes said no immediate cash aid would be provided but offered free expert advice and a potential program to put Elyria back on track.
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Ohio panel probes BMW Rhodes role in BMV probe
The Ohio Senate Finance Committee opened in Columbus an informal probe into possible mismanagement at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The move targets BMW leadership and Rhodes' involvement as the inquiry unfolds.
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RAF Canberra crashes into houses near school in Hartford England
A Royal Air Force Canberra fighter crashed into a row of eight houses near a school in Hartford England killing five children and injuring at least five others. Witnesses say the plane aimed to miss the school as it went down two miles from its airfield at Whitten. A mother described the scene as three houses in the row demolished and the rest badly damaged while the pilot appeared to steer clear of the school before the crash.
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Ohio GOP elects Barnes as new party chairman
Hamilton County Republican Chairman Earl T. Barnes defeated former Lieutenant Governor John W. Brown to win the Ohio Republican Party chairmanship, a $40,000-a-year post, in Columbus.
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Weather forecast reads variable rain with mild temps
Rain partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper forties. A ten percent chance tonight and seventy percent tomorrow. Winds southeast around nineteen mph. Sunrise six forty five A.M. Sunset three twenty seven P.M. High yesterday measured eleven forty two. Details on Page twenty one.
Convention Center to stay open amid budget fight
Cleveland City Council voted to halt funding for the Public Auditorium and Convention Center within weeks while it probes payroll and labor concerns. Mayor Perk vowed the center would remain open with funds to cover operations, affirming events would proceed as scheduled despite the investigation into FBI and police involvement.
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Fines differ widely for parking violations across cities
A UPI survey of about 30 U.S. cities shows Columbus imposes $10 meter fines the highest outside Times Square, with Chicago at $7 and Los Angeles at $35 per hour in meters. Other notes include Ohio capi tal fines for no stopping zones, hydrants, and restricted areas.
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Comedian George Kirby Released On Bond After Heroin Arrest
Comedian George Kirby was released on a $10,008 bond and ordered to return to federal court in Las Vegas to enter a plea. He refused comment. Seven others were arrested in a raid police and federal agents say seized about a million dollars in heroin and related substances.
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Promoted Boone Ariedge Named ABC News Sports President
Boone Ariedge has been named president of ABC News and Sports, ending rumors about a boxing scandal blocking his rise. The promotion follows months of speculation amid alleged kickbacks and falsified boxing records that led to the cancellation of ABC Sports boxing events.
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Socked Stockholer Evelyn Davis Attacked at Airline Meeting
Evelyn Davis, a Stockholm gadfly, received an earful of fist at an Eastern Airlines annual meeting in New York last week. She required five stitches and was hospitalized briefly before returning to the event. The incident echoes a prior Sockholders meeting in Lorain three years earlier.
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Sid Collins Dies in Suspected Suicide in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police report Sid Collins, 34, longtime voice of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Network, took his own life yesterday. The veteran broadcaster, known as the Voice of the 300, was terminally ill and was to front this year’s 300-mile race broadcast before his death.
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