Faymore found guilty on multiple drug charges in federal trial
Dr. Faymore was convicted by a seven woman five man jury in Cleveland federal court on 12 counts of possession with intent to distribute drugs plus one count each of distribution and assault on a federal agent. He faces up to 63 years and 155000 in fines and awaits sentencing after a six week Chronicle Telegram investigation linked to drug trafficking at his Doctors Clinic.
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Leonard Faymore
Faymore
Keith Luck
U.S
Ann Aldrich
Cuyahoga County
Luck
Chronicle- Telegram
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Doctors Clinic
Faymore Drug Enforcement Administration
Charles Averitt
Jury Convicts Dr. Faymore After Three-Week Trial
Jurors deliberated under three hours and found Dr. Leonard Faymore guilty on 12 charges. They cited his precise raid dates but vague memory of undercover drug sales, noting his testimony harmed his case. Judge Florence Klein and others described the government’s preparation as thorough and effective.
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Leonard Faymore
Newer Deal calls rise as unemployment climbs
Washington Democrats and labor leaders press for a public works program amid a 10.4 percent jobless rate and October totals of 11.6 million unemployed. Reagan officials resist, citing tax and spending policies while a $2 billion bridge and highway jobs bill stalls in the Senate. White House aides acknowledge concern for the unemployed.
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Congress
Labor Department
Tate
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan
U.S. Treasury
House
Senate
Chrysler Canada strike halts plants, 2,500 U.S. layoffs
U.S. Chrysler workers react to a Canadian walkout that idled 2,500 at 16 plants after Chrysler refused higher wages. Analysts warned the six plant Canadian strike could wipe out the company’s expected 50 million dollar Q4 profit and threaten Chrysler’s existence. Workers in four states faced indefinite layoffs as a result.
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Chrysler
Windsor
Ontario
U.S
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler Canada Ltd
United Auto Workers
Canada
Fashion houses seek mass market as economy falters
Fifth Avenue showrooms spotlight Halston and Anne Klein shifting toward affordable lines for the working woman. Halston partners with J.C. Penney for a six year plan expected to reach $1 billion, while Klein trims prices to lure shoppers. Industry faces 4 to 5 percent growth, rising unemployment, and higher inflation.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Bianca Jagger
Lauren Hutton
Halston
J.C. Penney
Anne Klein
Carol Horn
Halston Enterprises
Michael Lichtenstein
Greenstein
Bob Vehlow
Klein
We want the prison in Cleveland urged by officials
Columbus and Cleveland leaders press for a 76 million state prison in Cleveland instead of Grafton citing 400 local jobs and a hazardous 40 acre Flats site owned by Standard Oil. Gov. Rhodes and Governor-elect Celeste to help, Celeste aides say.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Grafton
Lorain County
Flats
George Y. Veinovich
George Forbes
James A. Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
Forbes
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Paul Pfeifer
U.S. Senate
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Bear, Sterns & Co
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