Papp Returns for Second Trial in Roxie Ann Case
Timothy Papp is due at Lorain County jail to prepare for a new trial in the 1972 rape murder of nine year old Roxie Ann Keathley. He will be isolated, awaiting appearances before Judge Paul Mikus as attorneys clash over pretrial moves and evidence suppression tied to a federal ruling on his earlier conviction.
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Timothy Papp
Lorain County
Papp
James Mertz
Sheriff's Office
Roxie Ann Keathley
Henry Zieba
Paul J. Mikus
Keathleys
Sheffield Township
Mikus
Charles Adams
Adams
Robert Gary
Ohio
Zieba
Sheriff's Department
Roxie Ann
Suspect Wright may plead insanity in kidnapping case
Clearwater attorney Jack F. White said Richard A. Wright may try to prove innocence by reason of insanity after kidnapping Linda Sharpe in Ohio and holding her in Florida. White will seek psychiatric tests and contest Wrights extradition waiver while Wright faces multiple charges and an earlier kidnapping and rape conviction.
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Richard A. Wright
The
Chronicle Telegram
Wright
Linda Sharpe
Ohio
Florida
Miss Sharpe
Middleburg Heights
Tampa, Fla
FBI
South Parkway Dr
Tarpon Springs
Clearwater
Jack F. White
White
Florida Judicial Court
B. J
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Lima State Hospital
Cleveland
Carter to send Atherton to Cairo peace talks
President Carter announced the United States will send Assistant Secretary of State Alfred L. Atherton to lead the U S delegation to a mid December Cairo peace conference set for December 13 The talks aim to restart direct negotiations between Egypt and Israel with the United States backing a broader peace process Some parties including Syria the PLO and the Soviet Union were invited others rejected the invitation The president said the Soviets may participate constructively in the peace process
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Washington
Carter
United States
Cairo
Middle East
Alfred L. Atherton
U. S
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Menahem Begin
Israel
Syria
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Soviet Union
Sadat
Not Forgotten Box Seeks 3000 Gifts for Salvation Army
Jingles the CT Not Forgotten Box mascot urges gifts for a Christmas Eve distribution by the Salvation Army. The campaign targets 3,000 new toys and games, dolls and animals for Dec 22 and 23, with donation points at the Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank on Royalton Road in Columbia Station through Dec 20. Jingles will be in the CT lobby daily 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. except Sundays, and a new Not Forgotten Box will appear in the Christmas parade.
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Jingtes
Not Forgotten Box
Salvation Army
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Royalton Rd
Columbia Station
Weather Nye Forecast Rain Tonight And Showers Tomorrow
Rain is likely tonight with showers tomorrow. Lows near 40 tonight, highs tomorrow in the inner 40s. Southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Precipitation chances near 100 percent tonight and 74 percent tomorrow. Sunrise 7 33 a m. Sunset 4 59 p m. High 32 at 12 30 p m yesterday, low 29 at 1 p m yesterday.
Stuffed wolf to tour Cleveland Convention Center
A life size stuffed wolf travels to the Cleveland Convention Center as an attraction among many during a four day Pet event. The display aims to captivate visitors with its lifelike appearance and dramatic presence.
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Cleveland Convention Center
Medina man Turner tapes drive northern Ohio sales
Glenn W Turner, the Medina based head of Success Education Corp and former nascent millionaire, reappears selling Dare to Be Great tapes and printed materials via Tolleson in northern Ohio. The program promises happiness and financial success for a $300 package. Turner faced Florida mail fraud and conspiracy charges in the 1970s with mistrial and a later acquittal after a plea.
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Glenn W. Turner
Ohio
A Success Education Corp
Medina
James
Tolleson
Turner
Chronicle- Telegram
Carolyn Kennedy
Koscot Interplanetary Inc. Cosmetics
Florida
Top officers face securities charges in Summit County
James Tolleson and David Pearson, leaders of Success Education Corp in Medina, were arrested on unregistered securities charges. Prosecutors allege they sold unregistered securities and sought investors for a scheme tied to leadership tapes and a Dare to Be Great program. Both posted $1,000 bonds and were freed. The case began after a Beacon Journal ad seeking $25,000 investments.
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James Tolleson
David Pearson
Success Education Corporation
Medina
Summit County
Russ Wilson
Special Projects Bureau
Prosecutor's Division of Investigation
Summit County Grand Jury
Wilson
Securities Commission
State Securities Commission
Tolleson
Ohio
Cleveland Teachers Vote No Pay No Work Amid School Slowdown
Cleveland's CTU approved a no pay no work mandate by 3,336 to 2,130 urging about 6,000 teachers to skip work until pay arrives. Eight schools closed early as absences rose, with district officials hopeful for a court ruling and possible borrowing to fund operations.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Teachers’ Union
CTU
James Misch
Paul Briggs
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Glenn W Turner
Westfield Center
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