Celeste pledges to repay funds after audit findings
Celeste's aide says the lieutenant governor has pledged personal restitution if the state auditor recovers part of the 5922 dollars paid to five transition staffers between late 1974 and early 1975. Auditor Ferguson is expected to issue findings next week, with Celeste taking personal responsibility for repayments.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard F. Celeste
Thomas E. Ferguson
Celste
Attornney
William J. Brown
Ferguson
Celeste
John W. Brown
Girl ordered to pay 20000 for assault on Cleveland teacher
Virginia M. Verzi, 16, was found liable for beating teacher Linda Sharpe during a study hall at a Cleveland junior high. Judge Kilbane ruled the girl must pay 20000, with collection possible every six years if unpaid, amid the family’s claims of inability to pay.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Virginia M. Verzi
Cuyahoga County Community Common Pleas
James P. Kilbane
Linda Sharpe
Miss Verzi
Verzi
Kilbane
Stop Signs at Intersections Cited as Risk to Funds
Elyria city officials discuss removing stop signs at signalized intersections to comply with uniform traffic code and avoid loss of state and federal dollars. Lon Shippy notes state law requires removal. council member Beverly Renner criticizes delay in Elyria Telephone Co. strike negotiations affecting service and bills. Images of fishing and car wash proposals appear among city topics, plus parking lot use requests and a county recorder campaign.
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John S. Blevins
A-at-large
Elyria
Lon Shippy
Shippy
Elyria Telephone Co
Beverly J. Renner
D-7
Council
Utilities Committee
Rubber talks recessed till Monday in Firestone dispute
URW members met in Akron to hear bargaining table progress since the April 21 strike against Firestone. UAW President Pete Bommarito said the group would explain talks and boycott support as federal mediator recessed discussions for the weekend. Firestone leaders warned that ongoing boycotts could hamper negotiations and jobs. Louise Lasser of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman was arraigned in Beverly Hills on cocaine possession. judge considered drug diversion program.
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Cleveland
UPI
United Rubber Workers
URW
Akcon
UAW
Pete Bommarito
Beverly Hills
Calif
Louise Lasser
Mary Hartman
Miss Lasser
Leonard Wolf
Mother of abandoned boy charged in Georgia
Judy Hendrix, 20, mother of a baby found crawling along a river infested with snakes and alligators, was arraigned on child abandonment charges and held on a $5,000 bond. Her husband Larry, 24, is jailed in Nassau County, Florida, on grand larceny tied to a car theft. Sheriff Ray Gibson noted a warrant for Hendrix and prepared extradition actions if needed.
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Folkston
UPI
Judy Hendrix
Larry
Nassau County
Fla
Charlton County
Ray Gibson
Hendrix
Gibson
Barbiturate pamphlet distribution halted by YSI board
Youth Services Inc. stopped distribution of a Do It Now Foundation pamphlet urging overdose victims to purge drugs and “prepare a good story” after Franklin Junior High teachers and parents criticized its guidance. Officials fear misdirection while emphasizing the broader pamphlet's warning of barbiturate dangers. The incident follows objections from Judge Henry Webber and Elyria juvenile officer Bob Bates.
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Youth Services Inc
YSI Board of Directors
Franklin Junior High
YSI
PTA
Do It Now Foundation of
Phoenix
Ariz
Domestic Relations
Henry T. Webber
Elyria
Bob Bates
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R.N. Darlene Knechige
Franklin
John Bara
Do It Now Foundation
Lorain
Lorain County
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Gerald J. Austin
Austin
QO. F. Knippenberg
Knippenberg
Franklin County
George C. Smith
John J. Gilli
William Brown
Ohio
Kevin
Sherry Sorg
Harry
Sorg
Hallouer Rd
Oberlin
John Kenney
Ron Jones
Jones
Peter van Wormer
Community Development Department
Middle Avenue
Marie Crowell
Ted Patouhds
Holiday Inn
Margaret Bulzami
Leota Babcock Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Erie Avenue
Robert L. Sturtz
John H. Zimmerman
Firestone
Zimmerman
Richard A. Riley
Riley
Mikie
Trman
Bates
Edward Brunner
Brunner
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