Green Lights Santa Clerk Embezzled City Funds
Albert Cox, a former FBI clerk and Miami Springs bookkeeper, exploited access to the city treasury to cash checks totaling over 40 thousand dollars. He spent lavishly, earned trust, and even lived frugally before surrendering at the FBI office. He admitted the scheme and was jailed on grand larceny charges.
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Kennedy Reconsiders Draft HHH Ticket. Won't Campaign
In Boston Kennedy signals openness to a genuine draft or a Humphrey Kennedy ticket, yet refuses to actively pursue either option. The shift follows Kennedy’s 1974 stance and relies on Carter’s weaknesses amid recent primary losses. The potential bid could energize liberal and labor factions seeking an alternative to Carter.
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Jerry) Brown Jr
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Mitchell must pay Martha Mitchell back alimony
Martha Mitchell, bedridden with cancer, won part of her alimony case against former Attorney General John N. Mitchell. State Justice Manuel Gomez ordered $36,000 in back alimony but may modify the $1,000 weekly temporary order if John N. Mitchell shows he is broke. Mrs. Mitchell has not received alimony for eight months and faced possible loss of electricity in her Fifth Avenue apartment.
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Johnny Carson Cancels Tonight Show After Onstage Outburst
Johnny Carson canceled last night's Tonight show in Burbank after a disrupted taping. A malfunctioning audio speaker and John Davidson dropping his mic to the floor led NBC to replace the live program with an already taped show. Channel 3 Cleveland aired an earlier-taped edition hosted by Joey Bishop.
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Two EWHS students critically hurt in crash
Two Elyria West High School students, Rick Weaver and Ralph Hupp, were seriously injured yesterday when the car they rode in collided with another vehicle on Murray Ridge Road. The crash tore up three trees, uprooted a utility pole, and the car overturned in a driveway. Gregory Weaver, 19, was treated and released. Anthony C. Suvar, 18, the other driver, was not injured. Deputies said the youths had just left school and Suvar pulled in front of the Weaver auto. No citations issued.
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Carter Campaign Schedule Shows Lorain County Stops
Democratic front runner Jimmy Carter plans a Thursday visit featuring a 1:30 p.m. cocktail party at the Elyria Holiday Inn and a 3 p.m. speech at Sacred Heart Chapel in Lorain. Tickets cost 100 dollars for entry to both cocktail events, with proceeds supporting Carter’s Americas Third Century Club. Jerome McCray and Lee Kolezun head the sales committee. Carter will mingle at the venues but not give formal remarks at the Holiday Inn. he is expected to speak briefly in Spanish and then in English at Sacred Heart. Mayor Joseph Zahore is set to share the Sacred Heart stage with Carter and Rev. Bruce Ward. Weather outlook: cloudy to partly cloudy, highs in the 60s, little precipitation chance.
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Strike may delay Ely Park renovation beyond July 4
The Ely Park Bicentennial project faces delays from a bricklayers strike with 60 percent of work done. If settled today, completion could take about 30 days, but key tasks remain including fountain plumbing, sidewalks, and brick paving. The city awaits funding for sod once the contractor finishes.
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