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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1977

Page

6

Three defendants await trial on securities and theft charges

Lewis F. Stelton Janes M. Darrough and John J. Derry face 50 counts each of securities violations conspiracy and felony theft in a scheme that allegedly defrauded 19 early investors of 200000 and 634000 from 1600 Illinois farmers as losses totaled 3.8 million across ten states.

Lewis F. Stelton Janes M. Darrough John J. Derry Illinois

Fraudulent co terco-ops bilking farmers

Investigative reports detail Missouri based Progressive Farmers Association and related co-ops that lured farmers with estate builder plans and high commissions. Promoters used complex structures to bypass securities rules, triggering lawsuits in multiple states and civil actions. Federal probes, bankruptcy rulings, and indictments follow, with losses running into millions as farmers were promised wholesale prices while funds funded promoters and management fees.

Patrick A. Malone Tettlebaum PFA ATL Missouri Progressive Farmers Association Attorney General's Office Securities Commission Missouri Securities Commission Securities Missouri Attorney General FBI Kansas City Federal Securities and Exchange Commission PFA Farmers Market Association Springfield Arkansas Oklahoma Illinois Indiana Kentucky Virginia Kansas Mississippi Alabama North Carolina Kansas Bi-Agra Association Maryland Dennis Marshall Tast Marshall Alexandria Phillips Gibson Bible City Holy Land U.S.A Ohio Texas Christ Charles Luna Branson Progressive Investors, Inc Progressive Investors Harvey Tettlebaum Phillips Pointblank

Blind typist proves value of Opticon in Albany

Liz Bailey, a 23 year old blind Buffalo native, works at New York's Department of Motor Vehicles using the Opticon device to read letters by fingertip vibrations. She types about ten letters daily with accuracy praised by her supervisor, and credits faith in God for her success.

Liz Bailey New York State Motor Vehicle Department Jlbany Telesensory Systems of California UPI Albany N.Y New York Department of Motor Vehicles John Rauscher Title Bureau Miss Bailey Buffalo Bailey New York State School For the Blind Batavia Alice Stupple Albany Association of the Blind Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Ohio instant registration battle looms at Statehouse

In Columbus, a partisan fight over an instant voter registration bill pits Democrats and labor against Republicans led by Ted W. Brown. The plan aims to register and enable voting on election day to boost Democratic odds, with a referendum to overturn the law possibly timed for a future general or off-year election.

Columbus UPI Statehouse James A. Rhodes Republican Party Ohio State Apportionment Board Ted W. Brown Gay Rhodes Brown Arives Rhodes

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