Olmsted teen laments county engineer insult over bridge plan
Beth Ann Louis, 12, of Olmsted Township, wrote to Cuyahoga County Engineer Albert Porter to save Bagley Road’s Plum Creek Bridge. Porter replied calling residents moochers and parasites while criticizing misspellings. A temporary restraining order blocked Olmsted Falls from delaying the bridge closure as Porter seeks a four lane rebuild.
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Ford aides fear Reagan capture of GOP nomination
In private talks Ford’s aides acknowledge the possibility Reagan could win the Republican nomination after defeats in Indiana Georgia and Alabama. Ford orders a full campaign restudy while Reagan mounts a surge aiming at Michigan Ohio and New Jersey contests.
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Weather Outlook Tonight and Tomorrow
Rain returns tonight with low temperatures in the mid to upper 30s and cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Precipitation chances are 80 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. High was 78 at 4 15 p.m. yesterday and low 58 at 6 30 this morning.
Divers recover stolen car from 45 feet in Avon pond
Lorain County Sheriff underwater recovery unit found a stolen 1978 Lincoln Continental at the bottom of a pond on Keep Court. Divers, led by brothers Bob and Joe Blaner with Maynard Emerich nearby, used an air pocket to lift it. the Avon man’s car, reported stolen in February in Cleveland, surfaced and was towed away during a practice dive.
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Wholesale price jump ends inflation lull in April
Washington reports wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent in April driven by farm and food costs, with a 9.6 percent annual rate. The price surge ends five months of quiet in wholesale markets and may be passed to consumers, constraining President Ford's inflation policy message.
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Mothers Letizia and Minnie Excerpts on Corsican Queen and Marx Matriarch
This excerpt from Mothers profiles Letizia Ramolino the Corsican mother of Napoleon and Minnie Schoenberg Marx. It outlines Letizia’s birth in Corsica, early marriage to Carlo Bonaparte, and twelve children, with Corsican independence history shaping her life. It also sketches Minnie Marx's German origins, parents Lafe and Fanny Schoenberg, emigration to the United States, and her marriage to Sam Marx, noting her hospitality and character.
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Four-hour grilling in Marsico theft trial—Goodwin testifies
Eddie Goodwin, linked to a $320,000 embezzlement claim by Anthony Marsico, denies receiving that amount while testifying in the Kenneth Gallatin case. Prosecutors outline a scheme in which Marsico allegedly stole funds and passed them to Goodwin to get rich, while defense labels witnesses biased.
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