Kipton councilman bails out youths amid clash at meeting
Kipton councilman Joe Yakunovich who owns a tavern and store is accused by Dan Yambrisak of acting as a private bail bondsman. Yambrisak says bail payments protect his rival’s business and undermine police efforts. Yakunovich defends the practice as keeping residents out of jail with no profit, noting bonds have long helped locals. Council President Charles Alferio says the issue lies outside council business.
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Yambrisak
Council
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Charles Alferio
State Street
Rt. 10
Ripton
Yakunoweh
Staten Island ferry crash injures 170 in fog hit
A Staten Island ferry struck a Battery Park seawall during fog while docking, injuring about 170 passengers with many serious. About 100 were hospitalized across Beekman Downtown, St Vincent’s, Metropolitan, Bellevue and Beth Israel. The Coast Guard investigated as survivors described the moment.
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UPI
Staten Island
Lower Manhattan
Harbor
American Legion
Manhattan
Battery Park
Beekman Downtown Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Metropolitan Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
Coast Guard
Open season on city parking meters ends in losses
Nearly 200 meters damaged or stolen, costing about 12 000 for replacements and 5 100 for new timers. Washington Avenue and Depot Street hubs show activity with meters, posts, bases taken and No Parking signs vanished. City faces revenue shortfalls and council review as losses mount.
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Washington Avenue
Safety Service
Richard J. Bergman
Black River
Bergman
Depot Street
Lake Avenue
Third Street
Council
Chronicle-Telegram
Papp Appeals for New Trial
Timothy Papp seeks a new trial after a lower court ruling. The appeal questions prior evidence and legal grounds, with no new facts presented. The case implications could affect subsequent motions and potential retrial timelines.
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Timothy Papp
Bank Robber Wife Seeks Writing Career After Prison
Mary Ellen Corning a 34 year old university teacher with near PhD status pleads guilty to the July 19 theft of Bank of Minneapolis and awaits transfer to federal prison. She had dropped charges on two other banks after a year of crime. A former Boulder resident, she plans to write a book in prison and perhaps teach afterward.
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Minneapolis
Mary Ellen Corning
Mary Ellen Beatty
Boulder
Colo
Early voter turnout called very slow in Lorain County
George Verban reports from Lorain County that precinct samplings show light turnout. voter director Joan Leyshon said turnout appears slow with no major problems. predicted 62 percent, about 77,156 of 124,000 registered expected to vote. rainfall could further dampen participation.
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Joan Leyshon
Lorain County
Pre election carrot pay sparks anger at Ohio liquor workers
A $1000 pre election inducement cards from Columbus arrived at Ohio liquor stores, listing benefits tied to changes in the pay plan and fringe benefits. Workers call it a dirty political maneuver, noting the unseen committee behind the proposal and the vague “if” condition for any gains.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Lorain County
Columbus
State Employe Compensation Board
Coey resigns from First Ward seat in surprise move
First Ward Democrat Larry E. B. Coey quits the Pittsburgh City Council effective today, citing an expanding law practice and heavy constituent demands. He says he must choose between council duties and his legal work to give both proper attention. The resignation has been anticipated for weeks and will prompt a council realignment.
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Larry EB. Coey
Coey
Council
Richard P. Seward
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