Ohioan Fed official pleads guilty to illegal payoffs
Peter Voss, vice chairman of the U S Postal Service board and Reagan campaign co chair from Ohio, pleaded guilty to taking illegal payoffs in a case tied to a $250 million postal contract for high speed address reading machinery. He faces up to seven years and is cooperating in a federal probe.
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Ex-governor Voss pleads guilty to postal embezzlement
Former eight member postal board official Voss admits three felony counts in U S District Court for embezzling 20 000 to 25 000 from the Postal Service. He resigns from the board and cooperates as prosecutors say the investigation continues and could yield more charges.
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Widow living in fear after Coventry beating with shotgun
Stella Hall, 72, widow of Coventry, says she carries a shotgun for protection after being beaten with a shovel and robbed on January 26 1984. She accuses Attorney General Arlene Violet of breaking a pledge to swiftly prosecute three suspects, one of whom testified. Norman Strobel remains free on bail amid delays.
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18 Die In Bus Crash Fallout And Rescue Efforts
Authorities reported 18 dead after a Starline bus left the road and plunged 15 feet into a river, rolling several times before entering the water. Survivors were hospitalized as officials feared a higher death toll. Police used a helicopter to search for missing persons and names of the deceased were withheld pending relatives' notification.
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Readers split on adult magazine sales in community survey
A majority oppose open display of adult magazines with many favoring counter selling behind the counter or restricted access. Debates cite First Amendment rights versus censorship concerns while some readers link pornography to crime and social harms, urging stores to stop selling such magazines.
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