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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1984

Page

3

Jailed may face lodging bill in Ohio counties

Ohio Senate panel backs a bill allowing counties to bill offenders up to 40 dollars per day for confinement costs. Sponsor Rep. David Leland says local governments need the revenue to avoid higher taxes. Projected gains reach about 732000 in Franklin County and 500000 in Lucas County. State facilities were excluded by the Senate.

Columbus Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee David Leland Franklin Leland Franklin County Lucas County House Senate

Inmate Lands Film Role in Mrs Soffel at Pittsburgh Jail

Fifty Allegheny County Jail inmates including Larry Lindsay will act as turn of the century prisoners in MGM’s Mrs Soffel filmed in Pittsburgh. Lindsay, serving up to 10 months for burglary, notes his girlfriend won’t tolerate shaved beard. Inmates volunteers wore short hair under skullcaps as beards were forbidden. The project, starring Diane Keaton and Mel Gibson, set 1902 Pittsburgh jail scenes with exterior shots in downtown and interior filming.

Pittsburgh Larry Lindsay Lindsay Allegheny County Mrs. Soffel MGM Edward Urban Diane Keaton Mrs Soffel Mel Gibson Ed Biddle Ontario Canada

Arrested blacks sue Chicago over disorderly conduct arrests

A Chicago federal suit seeks damages for five Black men and 800,000 to 1 million others allegedly arrested in sweeps for disorderly conduct. Judge Prentice Marshall ruled the arrests illegal, expunging records and notifying victims who can sue. City officials warn costs could total millions as records are reviewed.

Martinez Prentice Marshall Marshall Robert W. Fioretti Chicago

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