Ford heir alleges family duped him into inheritance trust
DETROIT UP I News Benson Ford Jr claims his father in ill health and an alcoholic was duped into placing a 7.5 million inheritance in a family controlled trust. He seeks voting rights to about 100000 Ford Motor Co stock shares to gain a seat on the Ford board, but the affidavit was rejected as evidence as the probate court set a deadline.
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Dangers Seen In Brookside High Picric Acid Stock
Brookside High faces a potential explosive threat from picric acid stored in a crystallized powder form in a locked lab shelf. BATF warns unstable picric acid can equal multiple sticks of dynamite, prompting removal by an explosives team and heightened school safety measures.
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Grieving Cincinnati police stage one day walkout
In Cincinnati hundreds of police officers walked off their jobs in the city’s first police strike in 61 years. The one day action, staged Tuesday afternoon, aimed to pressure City Council for more police support as about half of the 950-member force participated.
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Radar debate prompts statewide test call by Ohio judge
State judge Nagy urged a statewide radar accuracy test amid a Florida case to avoid inconsistent rulings. He warned that without a broad court ruling, efforts to challenge radar could jeopardize uniform enforcement and municipal revenues. He noted Ohio officers are well trained and cited his own driving tests as evidence radar generally works.
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Tax debate over school income tax rider in Ohio bill
Legislation allowing a school district income tax to cover state loans drew mixed votes as Elyria Lorain and North Ridgeville would gain modestly in basic and state categorical aid. Critics said the tax is narrowly drawn and can be renewed only after a referendum, while supporters argued for a statewide funding system to stabilize finance. Officials argued there are no alternatives to avoid borrowing against future state aid.
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Ohio tornado shelter rules signed by Rhodes in brief
Gov. Rhodes signed a measure designating tornado shelter locations per state standards with annual inspections by the state fire marshal. The bill accompanies a separate measure allowing multi county correctional facilities. Existing drills and safety instructions remain, but no shelter area provisions were included.
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Wellson aerosol plant fire injures several in Ohio
A fire and explosion at the Wellston Aerosol Manufacturing Plant in Wellston Ohio injures several firefighters including one seriously. Dozens return home after dousing the blaze which also destroyed a neighboring house and severed a main telephone line cutting long distance service to about 5400 residents. General Telephone Co expects service restoration today.
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Lorain drug trial opens after drugs seized at Moon home
In Lorain a jury heard that drugs found at Dr Tony Wook Moon’s home on Canterbury Court belonged to his son Phillip. Paul Moon 19 is charged with possession of hashish marijuana cocaine and caprisal. Attorney Stephen Walker said the drugs were Phillip’s, who admitted possession as a juvenile. Paul was not living at the residence at the time.
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Image makers cast Carter as diligent ant in energy clash
Washington summary portrays press secretary Jody Powell comparing Jimmy Carter to an ant and Ted Kennedy to a grasshopper. Powell framed Kennedy as a carefree critic while praising Carter's energy policy aims and warning of hard times ahead. He mocked Kennedy's windfall profits tax and ended with a grim note on the grasshopper's fate in November.
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