Police hunt for missing BMW records in Ohio bureau case
Ohio highway patrol detectives searched the BMW four story northside Columbus headquarters seeking a box of auto tag stickers tied to a large shortage in local auto license accounts. The probe also targets possible monetary problems at the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles involving over 590 employees. Local shortages total 27 cases across the state with losses pegged near 14 million dollars.
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Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio State Highway Patrol
BMW
Columbus
C-T
Ohio Highway Safety
Donald Cook
Bureau
Cook
James A Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Rhodes
State Patrol
Jack Stamper
Streetsboro
Stamper
James DeVoll
DeVoll
Ohio
Nee
Curtis Andrews
C T
Judge lowers alimony amid wardrobe showcase in Chicago
Circuit Judge Hyman Feldman reduced Irving Barr’s monthly alimony to 4850 for his wife Marlene, after she highlighted a lavish wardrobe including 60 purses, 92 pairs of slacks, 62 pant-suits and 106 blouses. Barr, owner of 13 currency exchanges, earns about 250000 yearly after taxes. he and Marlene are divorcing on grounds of mental cruelty.
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Chicago
Hyman Feldman
Irving Barr
Marlene
Judge Feldman
Feldman
Barr
Tomorrow’s CT Aims at Seafaring Island Dream
The piece notes jet liners over Lake Erie may land on a man made underwater island 60 feet below the surface with Neil Bibler of the Associated Press detailing ambitious plans. It previews a CT feature on Elyria High athlete Ovey Fitzpatrick praised as a standout both in sports and art. A Bronsor Elementary red schoolhouse study is also highlighted with Connie Davis and Jeff Bishop photos.
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Lake Erie
Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Elyria High
Ovey Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Bronsor
Columbia District
Root Road
Connie Davis
Jeff Bishop
Intolerable Rivalry Threatens Israel Cabinet Cohesion
In Israel the Rabin Peres rift deepens as ministers clash over arms purchases West Bank policy and peace tradeoffs. Rabin silences Peres during briefings while threats loom from the Religious party over West Bank settlements. Allon’s stance contrasts with Rabin and Peres amid a tense political climate and upcoming cabinet tests.
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United States
West Bank
Israel
Rabin
Peres
Bin
Religious
Kadum
Yigal Allon
Yankee banker debates Arkansas residents in Helena
In Helena Arkansas Mary Burch voices bias against New York bankers while Chase Manhattan Bank defends its forecast of a 15 trillion capital shortage and high unemployment by 1984. Richard Everett and five aides visit the Mississippi River town meeting about 600 residents, with Sitarzewski noting varied opinions and local hospitality shaping the event.
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Helena, Ark
New York
Mary Burch
Newark
Robert Sitarzewski
Chase Manhattan Bank
Sitarzewski
Chase
Richard W Everett
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Everett
Chase Manhattan
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