Hearst Given Probation for Robbery and Assault
Patty Hearst, 23, former America’s Junior Miss, received five years probation for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, judged not a threat to society. A probation report notes she aims to work for Good Housekeeping and hopes for release from a seven year federal term tied to a San Francisco bank robbery.
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Indiana police arrest two in heiress murder and theft
Marion County sheriffs say John Williams and Manuel Robinson, both of Indianapolis, were arrested in connection with the murder of grocery heiress Marjorie V. Jackson and the theft of about $3 million in cash and valuables from her estate. Police recovered over $1 million and jewelry, with Robinson charged with first degree murder and Williams as an accessory. Further details note multiple earlier burglaries at the Jackson estate and the heiress’s reticence to report crimes.
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Frost Hits Crops as Temperatures Dip and Repairs Begin
Damage loans offered as frost damages prompt farmers to seek aid. Orchard reports show minimal harm on Vermilion Road while Roy Rock Berry Farm notes blooms at 36 degrees. Ohio Farm Bureau cites possible low interest loans from the Farmers Home Administration via the ASCS for growers with severe losses.
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Americans may quit coffee as prices rise says survey
Survey hints Americans may kick coffee habit as prices soar. Ben Maddox of McNulty's in New York cites dwindling affluent diehards while Murray Kline notes a 500 percent chicory sales rise. Chicago and St Louis reports show declines. Meyer Goldberg notes seasonal dip but offers keep-demand promos.
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Two Alligators Loose From Sea World Lurk Near Geauga Lake
In Aurora Ohio two alligators escaped Sea World and are being hunted around Geauga Lake as boat crews expect warm weather to bring them ashore. A third gator was captured on a lakefront beach Saturday with officials confirming sizes of 6 and 4.74 feet.
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Salared city workers eye bargaining unit counse
Elyria city department heads pursue a nonprofit association to act as bargaining agent for salaried staff. Joseph Grace would chair the group, about 30 attendees at a meeting at Elora Community Recreation Center.
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