Barbara Walters Leaves NBC for ABC Move After 15 Years
Walters, 44, reevaluates life after divorce from Lee Guber ends 13-year marriage. A child of uncertainty, she reflects on rags to riches and the lure of security and change as she departs NBC for a new role at ABC, saying the risk excites her. She notes the struggle between stability and dramatic shift, born from a lifetime of ambition.
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Walters
Lee Guber
NBC
Barbara Walters
Brookline
Mass
Gallatin Convicted in $324,000 Marsiko Theft Case
Kenneth Gallatin a 29 year old former Oberlin teacher was found guilty of grand theft by deception and receiving stolen property in the Marsiko theft. The verdict followed a five day trial with Andrea Ondrey Gallatin’s daughter clinging to him as he was led away in handcuffs. Marsiko and Eddie Goodwin had previously pleaded guilty in the case and could face consequences linked to the scheme.
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Oberlin
Kenneth Gallatin
Anthony J. Marsho
Gallatin
Lorain County
Andrea Ondreyco Gallatin
Michael Ondreyco
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
IRS abuses of powers cited in senate intelligence report
The Senate intelligence committee report accuses the IRS of giving CIA and FBI access to taxpayer returns and bypassing channels. It notes the FBI used tax data for counterintelligence and identified 11,000 politically active targets, plus informant and eavesdropping programs. The CIA allegedly obtained data unofficially on at least 13 occasions.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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Special Services
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Intelligence Committee
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Senate
Cointerpro
New Left
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Students For A Democratic Society
BMW battle could impact Ohio auto tag sales
A threatened noon walkout by non union employees at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles threatens the state’s ability to issue and distribute new auto tags. The move follows resignations in the bureau’s leadership, including enforcement chief Dwight Joseph, and comes amid clashes over control of resources and morale within the department.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Bureau
Dwight Joseph
BMW
Andrews
Ohio Civil Service Association
OCSA
Communications Workers of America
CWA
New Mouseketeers debut in racially integrated show
A brand-new, racially integrated Mouseketeers will sing the Mickey Mouse Club anthem on TV starting in January in a fresh 1958 era version. The group includes veterans with TV and commercial credits, and several may rise to fame like the original Mouseketeers pictured on Page 4.
McCartney Returns to Cleveland in Wings Over America Show
Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney wowed 21,000 fans at the Coliseum in Cleveland marking his first return since 1966. With Wings he delivered hits on left handed bass piano and acoustic guitar keeping the crowd dancing in the aisles. A photo and full story on Page 8.
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Paul McCartney
Cleveland
Beatles
Stadium
Coliseum
McCartney
Wings
America
Jeff Bishop
Lorain Society Seeks 125000 in Fund Drive at Banquet
The Lorain County Historical Society launched a fund-raising drive targeting 125000 to finance purchase and upkeep of four properties. George D Strom announced the goal to 173 members at the annual banquet at the American Legion Home. The properties include the A L Garford mansion museum, Laundon Williams or Bean mansion, Sally Bronson house, and the old Lorain lighthouse.
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Lorain County Historical Society
George D Strom
American Legion
Ohio Street
A. L. Garford
Washington Ave
Elytia
Society
Laundon-Williams
West Avenue
Third Street
Bean
Vair
Sally Bronson
Columbia Township
Old Lorain
Strom
Dale C. Kellogg
Richard Bergman
Cool Weather Forecast With Light Rain Chance
Partly cloudy and cool tonight and tomorrow with lows in the low to middle 40s. Highs tomorrow in the upper 40s to the low 60s. Ten percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. The high was 75 yesterday at 3 p.m. and the low 56 this morning at 7:30 a.m. Details on Page ?
Shortage drives four hires despite bias concerns
Four white policemen named Ronald C Barry Timothy J Gareau Robert A Hood Jr and Michael Medders were tentatively hired amid warnings a civil service test may be discriminatory The postings come as Elyria faces a nine officer shortfall against a 79 total and awaits physical and agility tests before final hiring The civil service commission chair says a state validation study questions wording though he doubts discrimination leaders seek delay for review.
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Safety Service
Lyle Scott
Police
Scott
Orlando Petrillo
Elyria Civil Service Commission
C-T
Ronald C Barry
McArthur Dr
North Ridgeville
Timothy J. Gareau
Shakespeare Sn
Avon
Robert A Hood Jr
Harwood St
Elyria
Michael Medders
Wallace Blvd
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Marsico
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Tony Denslow
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